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    Jul 8, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  1. 10 things you might not know about cens*rsh*p

    Wednesday is Bowdler's Day, marking the 258th birthday of Thomas Bowdler, who published the works of William Shakespeare with the dirty parts taken out. And not only the dirty parts — Bowdler changed Ophelia's drowning in "Hamlet" from a suicide to an accident. Talk about watering down the story. Here are 10 facts some people might not want you to know.
    Chicago Tribune reporters
    Wednesday is Bowdler's Day, marking the 258th birthday of Thomas Bowdler, who published the works of William Shakespeare with the dirty parts taken out. And not only the dirty parts — Bowdler changed Ophelia's drowning in "Hamlet" from a suicide...

    Tags: Vice (movie), Republic of Ireland, Censorship, Authors, Los Angeles Times

    2. Jun 26, 2012 |Story| Tribune Media Services

  2. Germany's Rhine River: Raging with history

    Rick Steves' Europe
    Jostling through crowds of Germans and tourists in the Rhine River village of Bacharach, I climb to the sun deck of the ferry and grab a chair. With the last passenger barely aboard, the gangplank is dragged in and the river pulls us away. I'm captivated...

    Tags: Folklore and Mythology, Hotels and Accommodations, Rhine River, Rentals, Trips and Vacations

    3. Jun 4, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  3. With multiple chamber partners, pianist Jeremy Denk proves his versatility

    So omnivorous is Jeremy Denk's musical appetite, that one can easily imagine how confined this searching American pianist must sometimes feel when forced to box his wide-ranging sympathies within the narrow bounds of a conventional piano recital.
    So omnivorous is Jeremy Denk's musical appetite, that one can easily imagine how confined this searching American pianist must sometimes feel when forced to box his wide-ranging sympathies within the narrow bounds of a conventional piano recital....

    Tags: Music, Music Industry, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Culture, Emanuel Ax

    4. Feb 18, 2012 |Story| Glendale News Press

  4. Theater Review: Compelling production hits all the right keys

    First things first. There’s some fine piano playing in Jon Marans’ play, “Old Wicked Songs,” at the Colony Theatre in Burbank. No faking it here, as in many, if not most productions of this drama of longing, loss and letting go.
    First things first. There’s some fine piano playing in Jon Marans’ play, “Old Wicked Songs,” at the Colony Theatre in Burbank. No faking it here, as in many, if not most productions of this drama of longing, loss and letting go....

    Tags: Kurt Waldheim, Entertainment Events, Opera (genre), Music, Pulitzer Prize Awards

    5. Sep 15, 2010 |Story| LA Canada

  5. In Theory: Protesting without flames

    A pastor whose plan to hold a Koran burning at his church Saturday has drawn the ire of Muslims and non-Muslims around the world. Up until he decided to cancel the event late last week, the Rev. Terry Jones had rejected the pleas of military officials and...

    Tags: Baptist, Religious Texts, September 11, 2001 Attacks, Gainesville, Clubs and Associations

    6. Nov 1, 2010 | Los Angeles Times

  6. Are Marilyn Monroe's musings worthwhile?

    Jacket Copy
    The much-photographed, much-filmed Marilyn Monroe has been dead since 1962. So does she have anything new to tell us? A little bit. "Fragments: Poems, Intimate Notes and Letters by Marilyn Monroe" is just what it says it is, according to......
    7. Jan 16, 2011 | Los Angeles Times

  7. Music review: Rene Pape in Los Angeles recital debut

    Culture Monster
    The main Music Center excitement Saturday night seemed to be at Walt Disney Concert Hall, where there was a long line hoping for returned tickets to hear Gustavo Dudamel conduct Mahler’s Ninth Symphony with the Los Angeles Philharmonic. Across the......
    8. Nov 1, 2010 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  8. Book review: 'Fragments' by Marilyn Monroe

    There are cartons of this stuff in attics all over America &#8212; the poems, <i>pens&#233;es</i> and grocery lists of yearning, dissatisfied people who at some time wished for an emotional coherence that was beyond their reach. These scribbles are of no great posthumous consequence; at most they may cause the relative who happens to open the box to reflect, a little sadly, on the secret life of the author.
    Special to the Los Angeles Times
    There are cartons of this stuff in attics all over America — the poems, pensées and grocery lists of yearning, dissatisfied people who at some time wished for an emotional coherence that was beyond their reach. These scribbles are of no great...

    Tags: Psychotherapy, Arthur Miller, Laurence Olivier, Marilyn Monroe, Elia Kazan

    9. Jun 20, 2010 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  9. L.A.'s German accent

    At one time, Los Angeles was Weimar on the Pacific: Numerous German-speaking &#233;migr&#233;s put their stamp on the city to which they'd fled.
    At one time, Los Angeles was Weimar on the Pacific: Numerous German-speaking émigrés put their stamp on the city to which they'd fled. What with directors such as Billy Wilder and Ernst Lubitsch, writers such as Thomas Mann and Bertolt Brecht, and...

    Tags: Human Rights, Suicide, Thomas Mann, Galileo Galilei, University of Southern California

    10. Dec 6, 2000 |Story| Metromix

  10. Music review, Frederick Chiu and Brian Bedford at Chicago Cultural Center

    Special to the Tribune
    In a one-hour program Monday at Chicago's Cultural Center, pianist Frederick Chiu and reader Brian Bedford managed to compress 14 poems, a wealth of piano settings and the whole Romantic era of music. The words and music—Liszt's piano transcriptions...

    Tags: Brian Bedford, Music Industry, Culture, Poetry

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