Matthew Bourne's ballet of Oscar Wilde's novella falls down on too many levels Beauty, said Oscar Wilde in The Picture of Dorian Gray, ends where intellectual expression begins. In which case Matthew Bourne's version of the story can be relished to the end. Certainly there can hardly be a better potential Dorian than Richard Winsor, with his easy feline grace and poutingly cruel, pugilistic-angel features....
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Like sonic life support, the pedal effect has done more to keep four four power chords alive than all the punk bands in Gainesville. Tonight’s show at the Triple Rock, a dazzling marquee of import ambient pop-smiths, drew a...
by: Gennady Favel November 18, 2008 | about stocks: Gennady Favel About this author: Financial literature and "how to" books about the market are filled with anecdotal advice on catching market bottoms. The fact is that in this...
The malleability of the financial industry's $700 billion rescue package -- which Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson has touted as an advantage -- instead seeds doubt in the minds of some investors. "If you start changing your...
CATEGORY: SESSIUNCULUM — Fr. John Zuhlsdorf @ 9:31 am Rivaling everything ridiculous done during the three days of darkness in LA, Vienna has thrown its miter into the ring for sheer liturgical dopiness. Comment by Anonymous in...