The 1961 production of West Side Story is considered by many (including myself) to be one of the greatest filmed musicals of all time; second only to The Sound of Music, it is certainly director Robert Wise’s most popularly-acclaimed work. Remarkably surviving the transference from stage to screen almost seamlessly, the music and lyrics of [...]
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Just when I feared that I had made a mistake in canceling my cable service, the Metropolitan Opera suddenly announced to the NY Times that its proposed series of Pay-Per-View operas was a “rare” mistake. Eight operas which are scheduled for worldwide transmission to be shown in select movie theatres were also to be televised [...]
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Here we go again, with yet another doomsday movie. If the Earth isn’t about to be annihilated by an asteroid or decimated by an earthquake, invaded by villainous aliens or overrun by bloodthirsty zombies (then again, that’s not very far from our current condition), there’s always the old standby Monster from the Deep to interrupt [...]
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[In Brooklyn, "Candy Apples" are, or were, called "Jelly Apples." In the course of this story, they'll be faithfully referred to as Jelly Apples.] Amidst the frosty glaze of winter, it burned like an ember and gleamed like a crimson pearl through eyes that perceived minutes as wondrously forever. A now faceless because forgotten little [...]
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An evil divine in the allure of her eyes, lustful and pure A fire burns in the caress of her arms, timid and sure Stray dreams in the heart in the passion of her kiss: mirage that was her. Sphere: Related Content
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The city sleeps beneath a neon moon, Glowing within: enchantment entwining. The two of us, she and I, imbued erotic; Floods of night pour in through our window: Reveal eyes that glimmer to glaring street lights, From blood pulsating to motion in our loins, In time to mouths compressed to nectars stirred within, Our shadows [...]
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An acetylene flame rippling through the steel-edged membranes dissolve-in the slag-encrusted cellophane of the deep, hardened saffron refrain. Technorati Profile Sphere: Related Content
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“Tribute In Light 2002-2007″ features a series of 360-degree panoramic representations of the annual “twin beams of light” memorial to the World Trade Center. Photographed from various points around the NYC area over five years, the images are extremely impressive and sublime: a fitting remembrance to September 11. “Jook Leung is internationally recognized as an [...]
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I could safely presume that in no other time in this city’s history would an attack, like the one we suffered on 9/11, be so casually and tacitly put on a back-burner that’s hardly even burning. While a war rages in two countries and our military’s body count rises, the memory of the attack (the [...]
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The temperature here is currently 15-degrees and sunny. But that’s not important. What is important is that another year has come and is here and we probably made it here in one piece. How time flies beyond the scope of our lingering imaginations, and the years pass before one gets a chance to know them, [...]
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