TIO NYC: Hershey Felder’s “Irving Berlin”- “No Business Like Show Business”
“…I wonder if old Irving ever wrote him a song ’bout blowed out country and a marriage gone wrong…”, Ian Tyson Irving Berlin’s music is synonymous with theatre
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TIO NYC: Delacroix at The Met: Marc & Macke at the Neue
The”Delacroix” show at The Met runs through January 6, 2019. Franz Marc and August Macke at the Neue Gallerie is up through January 21, 2019. The epic exhibition of the
What Really Happened to the Dinosaurs
How about dinosaurs as a distraction from the noisy, noisome headlines? No, not the old white guys in Congress – the ancient relatives of the ones that populated Jurassic Park. C
How to Get A Good Night’s Sleep
Is your monkey mind keeping you awake at night? Headlines? Both? And could regulating light or inhaling lavender help? We curated a story that appeared in Vox on the subject of get
Tall Tales: “The Cake” at Denver’s Curious Theatre Company, A Review
“The Cake” is now up at Denver’s Curious Theatre Company. The run is through October 13. Our Denver theater critic, award-winning author Mark Stevens, reviews th
Norwood Park & Rec: “Save the Livery,” Events Begin 9/8
Norwood Rec District launches “Save the Livery” campaign with Pizza Night, Swing State Ramblers Concert and author talks. Those interested in making a direct donation t
“Hothouse Earth”: 2018, The Year Climate Change Really Hit?
Out of the fire ravaging Southern California and even closer to home, comes a cinder of hope. An article by Jessica Corbett in Common Dreams earlier this month suggests that desp
Can the World Wide Web Be Saved From Itself?
A rose is a rose is a rose… or is it an Amorphophallus titanum, (the flower that smells like rotting flesh)? Quaintly named by its inventor “Enquire Within Upon Everything
Million Miles Away: Alderdice & Childs, Rhythm + Writing Workshop, 7/7 – 7/8
Million Miles Away is a place on the outskirts of Norwood CO to create, think, reset. The inaugural workshop, Rhythm & Writing with percussionist David Alderdice and writer C
Tall Tales: Underground Railroad Game, A Review
The “Underground Railroad Game” is now up at Denver’s Curious Theatre Company. The run is through July 1. Our Denver theater critic, award-winning author Mark St
TIO NYC: Cole, Catholicism, & Shoes, Oh My !
To date, the current resident of 16 Pennsylvania Avenue and his band of merry men, particularly one Scott Pruitt, have gutted the EPA’s budget under the guise of fixing budge
Tall Tales: “Your Best One,” A Review
Playwright Meridith Friedman and director Dee Covington, present “Your Best One,” at Denver’s Curious Theatre Company. The show is up through June 10. Our Denver
Second Chance: Life-Enhancing Pets
I just watched the fun animated kid’s movie called “Boss Baby” in which Baby Corp. – You know… the corporation that makes babies and delivers them to families –
TIO NYC: Ives’ “The Metromaniacs”+
“The Metromaniacs” at The Duke Theatre, 229 West 42 Street (between 7th & 8th) is up through May 26. Non-stop laughs, especially if wordplay is your thing, this sho
TIO NYC: “The Seafarer”+ A Chelsea Afternoon
On yet another fine day in the Big Apple, on stage and on the walls of the many galleries in Chelsea we visited, we found the lines between reality and fantasy, fact and fiction, p
TIO NYC: White Lies, Theater + Art
“Harry Clarke” at the Minetta Lane Theatere through May 12. Don’t miss Billy Crudup’s tour de force performance. Tickets here. “Three Tall Women”
Velocity Channel Features Telluride’s Cars & Colors, 5/5
This weekend a feature of Telluride’s 2017 Festival of Cars & Colors airs Saturday, May 5, 6:30 a.m. MT during My Classic Car on the Velocity Channel. See for yourself w
TIO NYC: “King Lear” at BAM
The play about a really bad dad on a power trip who trips and falls is over. Shakespeare’s “King Lear ” is dead and buried. We were in the audience for the final
TIO NYC: Network 20/20
Network 20/20 is a talented, diverse and multilingual group of rising and established professionals interested in promoting an informed dialogue on foreign policy. They come from d
Who Lives Longer, Night Owls or Early Birds?
Tend to burn the midnight candle or spring out of bed with first light? How does your answer impact your longevity? We curated this story by Dennis Thompson from HealthDay. “
UFOs: Reasons to Believe
Iconic rocker Rod Stewart said it in a song: “Reason to Believe.” We look to find them. But up to the sky? This story by a cast of thousands at New York Magazine asks j
Earth Day: 100 Ways to Fight Climate Change
Sunday is Earth Day, 24-hours to take a step back, stop the glooming and dooming because of, say, the drought in the Southwest, and think about ways to make changes in our lives th
“Mutant” Enzyme Eats Plastic
Sometime accidents are good things. As in the case of a recent discovery by researchers in the U.S. and UK. We curated this story from EcoWatch. Finally a happy headline – a so
San Miguel County Joins Suit Against Oil Giants
Missed the white flakes falling from the sky this winter? You could rail against Ullr, the Snow God – or you could support a lawsuit. According to a blog by senior writer Elliott