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I’m looking forward to reading or perusing Ara Gallant by David Wills.

The truth about McConnell: Will Bunch in the Philadelphia Daily News doesn’t pull punches. The invidious old time-server rules via “a win-at-all costs mentality that crushes norms of basic democracy that had survived for a couple of centuries. It is … Continue reading →

You know, organizations like dance companies might want to reflect on why they are no longer covered in the newspapers and how unregulated business practices have hollowed out journalism. With arts on the ropes in the U.S. and coverage in … Continue reading →

he will bellow out, “This proves that there is NO COLLUSION! NO OBSTRUCTION!” As he is led away in chains.

Sen. Heitkamp’s vote for Pompeo is absolutely gross.

and your hiking sneakers close at hand. We may be marching soon, as the GOP continues its treasonous obstruction of justice by looking for ways to concoct an impeachment proceeding against Deputy AG Rosenstein, thus allowing Trump to appoint a … Continue reading →

Rep. Schiff tweets: “When the dark chapter of the Trump presidency is written in the history books, the harshest criticism will be reserved for the GOP leadership in Congress, which put party over country and refused to defend our institutions … Continue reading →

Senator McConnell is really dirty. His only loyalty is to his campaign contributors and to maintaing his own power. His refusal to bring up for a vote a bill to protect Mueller tells us, once again, all we need to … Continue reading →

Directing The Blue Bird in then-Leningrad in 1974-75, George Cukor told Evgeni Shcherbakov he’d like to take him back to Los Angeles and put him in the movies, and/or something. Too bad Perestroika hadn’t yet happened and Genya couldn’t at … Continue reading →

Beloved Reader: surely you’ve noticed that I placed “Dance Little Lady” in quotes, but not This Year of Grace. As you know, I rarely use quotations around titles; I mean, how many early AM minutes did I spend putting those … Continue reading →