"From gene therapy to Alzheimer’s treatment, predicting pancreatic cancer to pioneering reproduction methods, there were many promising discoveries in 2023 that will influence health and medicine." We curated the following story titled "7 Medical Breakthroughs That Gave Us Hope in 2023" by Sanjay Mishra for National...
Telluride Science and the Telluride Foundation host local Moiz Kohari for a program titled "Artificial Intelligence 101." The event is FREE and open to the public. Visit telluridescience.org to learn more about the non-profit organization and the capital campaign to transform the historic Telluride Depot into the...
On the subject of the last Big Event of the holiday trifecta, New Year's Eve, Shakespeare took the high road: "Come, gentlemen, I hope we shall drink down all unkindness. Riffing off The Bard's good will, now is the accepted time to make annual resolutions. (Next...
No matter how darn organized you are, it is likely there is at least one person on your Christmas shopping list who has stopped you dead in your (very tired by now) tracks. As will this poem by regular contributor and razor-sharp wit David Feela...
Google “last minute Xmas gifts” and 100s of ideas show up, among my favorites: a gift of your time, like offering to babysit for your friends’ progeny; tickets to a sporting event or concert; a charitable donation in a friend or loved one’s name; or...
Family, Fun, Football and Feast! The start of the holiday trifecta in nut shell: Thanksgiving. Question on the (groaning) table: What are you grateful for? Who will you miss at your banquet? Regular contributor and poet extraordinaire Word Woman Rosemerry Trommer answers with her moving...
Thanksgiving. The holiday evolved into a story of traditions old and new, a day of family, friends old and upcoming, feasting and football. While all that is good, is it good enough? Shouldn’t Thanksgiving be about more, a day to forget about horrifying headlines and...
"All the Devils Are Here: How Shakespeare Invented the Villain" is a chronological account of the best of the Bard's worst – rogues, thieves and sociopaths. The production was written by the man who stars in the show, easily one of America's most celebrated classical...
No doubt John Patrick Shanley is one dark dude, who writes himself on to the stage - just like painters tend to paint bits and pieces of their inner selves onto canvas. Born in the Bronx in 1950, Shanley likes to call attention to his...
And the beat goes on...
