Life of Pi needs to be seen, preferably in 3-D
Yann Martel’s novel Life of Pi, which won Britain’s prestigious Mann Booker Prize in 2002, along with a slew of
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Grammy hopefuls
Not one but two local women have been nominated for the 2013 Grammy awards: music writer Holly George-Warren of Phoenicia
Residents gather at the New Paltz Jewish Community Center to celebrate Hanukkah
Sitting cross-legged on the floor of the New Paltz Jewish Community Center, a group of three girls spun a dreidel
Bob Draffen retrospective
I hadn’t seen Bob Draffen in close to 20 years when I ran into his wife Ann at a show
Waxing poetic
The Hudson Valley has been a hotbed for visual art in the encaustics medium for years now. The initial reasoning
Is this really the end?
According to The New York Times, many people in Russia are panicking. They really believe that the end of the
The chilling scenario of Chasing Ice
You may not recognize the name James Balog right off; but unless you’re a diehard global warming denier, you’ve probably
Neil Alexander releases new CD
The piano is music laid bare – or Western music, at least: the whole theory and matrix of it spread
Kids’ Almanac (December 13-20)
Rhinebeck’s Cocoon Theatre performs Boxaroxen this weekend I remember when my daughter approached our friend Linda Brook during a recent
Old dog, top dog in Skyfall
Wanting, at some point in one’s life, to be James Bond seems to be a fairly universal Guy Thing –