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Man City owner tops British football's rich list (ESPN Soccernet.com)Manchester City's hugely wealthy owner Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan has toppled Roman Abramovich to head British football's rich list. |
The Lost Art of Walking (Prairie Public Broadcasting)Writing about ordinary objects and quotidian activities is the latest trend in publishing. There have been books about fruit and death, about toothpicks and traffic. It's squarely within this tradition that The Lost Art of Walking by Geoff Nicholson falls. |
Pictured: The amazing tin can bomber made by British pilot in Great Escape war camp (Daily Mail: World News)A remarkable model plane made out of items found by a captured British pilot in the 'Great Escape' prisoner of war camp has been unearthed. |
Profile | Neil Gaiman: British writer thrives in dark fantasy world (The Columbus Dispatch)Even in casual conversation, British author Neil Gaiman sometimes sounds as if he's narrating a dark fairy tale. His sentences slither across old stone floors or flit on gossamer wings. He also happens to live in a rambling Minnesota manse that looks, Gaiman says, as if it were "drawn by Charles Addams on a day he was feeling particularly morbid." |
UNDER THE RADAR A FEST FOR THE REST (New York Post)THERE'S a Cambodian theater piece about the Pol Pot regime, performed in Khmer; a punk-rock song cycle devoted to Peter Lorre; a British drama about two art-gallery guides, performed in an actual museum; and a Korean adaptation of the German drama... |
Arts: Short Cuts - Life On Mars Artists Find Their Way Back To Earth (Cleveland Scene)By Douglas Max Uttera British artist Ryan Gander, whose video work "Man on a Bridge" is among those featured at the Carnegie International Exhibit at the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh, talks about "desire lines." It's a term used by city planners and architects to describe the paths people take through public spaces, between or around pre-designed roads and sidewalks. That's what artists ... |
The art of conversation (Deccan Herald)It takes two artistic souls to juxtapose works of art, creating a home where each object seems to be in conversation with the other. Suzy Menkes on the artworks of Yves Saint Laurent and Berg. |
Soccer-Man City owner tops British football rich list (Reuters via Yahoo! Canada News)Manchester City's new owner Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed al Nahyan is the richest man in British football with Chelsea's Roman Abramovich down to third place in FourFourTwo magazine's annual Rich List published on Wednesday. |
Antigua murder: British doctors assess Ben Mullany's chances of survival (Daily Telegraph)British surgeons are assessing whether holidaymaker Ben Mullany stands any chance of survival after an attack on the island of Antigua which left his wife dead and him with critical head injuries. |
It's Mayhem During January 16 "Clark After Dark: Renaissance Revelry" (Art Daily)WILLIAMSTOWN, MA.- Tudors rule the palace and ruffs are all the rage during “Clark After Dark: Renaissance Revelry” at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute . This hip celebration of the British Renaissance (with a bit of mayhem thrown in thanks to Shakespeare and Company) will be held from 8 pm to midnight on Friday, January 16. Admission is $10 ($8 per member) at the door, and you must ... |
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