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Carson, now 61, is the longtime co-curator of an eclectic, cult-following Tuesday-night performance series at the Gershwin Hotel. ...
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Here I am, sitting at my computer in our comfortable apartment in Manhattan, looking at the beautiful skyline and Central Park. Yet just a few days ago, unbelievably, we were in North Korea, a country that comedians might describe as Albania without the glitz. Except that North Korea is no laughing matter. True, we were very well treated during our 48-hour stay in Pyongyang. Our rooms were well heated, the electricity stayed on, the dinner banquets were sumptuous, and the folk music concert a
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George Gershwin gave his first performance of "Porgy and Bess" to Richard Rodgers and his family in their suite. Many photographs are of the still ...
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By Helene Eisenstein The Gershwin Hotel sticks tongues of fire out at East 27th Street. Planted next to the Museum of Sex, the bright-red building has ...
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Seeing ???Wicked??? at the Gershwin Theater on Broadway February 25th, 2008 4 hours ago We had a very full week in New York City.? From 8:00 each morning till 4:00 each afternoon we were in classes.? However, once four o??clock rolled around, we were off and running - often literally.? I did more walking last week than I??ve done since the week RT and I spent in Alaska a couple years ago.? We got a week pass for the subway system, and we used those passes a lot.? It??s amazing how quickly one can
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It??s hard to believe it??s March already.? Weren??t we just celebrating the Christmas and New Years Eve holidays like last week?? Who hit the fast-forward button on my life and how do I get them to stop? Anyway, it??s a new month and that means new releases and re-issues.? A special thanks goes out to ???All About Jazz??? for the information about these releases and re-issues.? The jazz genre looks as exciting and vibrant as ever.? Budget accordingly. Mrach 1, 2008B.J. Jansen - B.J. Jansen & CON
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She has just begun a season of cabaret at New York&39s Carlyle Hotel running to April 12. There will also be nightly special-guest appearances by dancers ...
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After introducing Gershwin??s ???An American in Paris,??? he said: ???Perhaps some day a composer will write a composition called ???An American in Pyongyang. ...
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Here I am, sitting at my computer in our comfortable apartment in Manhattan, looking at the beautiful skyline and Central Park. Yet just a few days ago, unbelievably, we were in North Korea, a country that comedians might describe as Albania without the glitz. Except that North Korea is no laughing matter. True, we were very well treated during our 48-hour stay in Pyongyang. Our rooms were well heated, the electricity stayed on, the dinner banquets were sumptuous, and the folk music concert a
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Here I am, sitting at my computer in our comfortable apartment in Manhattan, looking at the beautiful skyline and Central Park. Yet just a few days ago, unbelievably, we were in North Korea, a country that comedians might describe as Albania without the glitz. Except that North Korea is no laughing matter. True, we were very well treated during our 48-hour stay in Pyongyang. Our rooms were well heated, the electricity stayed on, the dinner banquets were sumptuous, and the folk music concert a
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Here I am, sitting at my computer in our comfortable apartment in Manhattan, looking at the beautiful skyline and Central Park. Yet just a few days ago, unbelievably, we were in North Korea, a country that comedians might describe as Albania without the glitz. Except that North Korea is no laughing matter. True, we were very well treated during our 48-hour stay in Pyongyang. Our rooms were well heated, the electricity stayed on, the dinner banquets were sumptuous, and the folk music concert a
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2/8/1933 HCN Elizabeth Yeaman Clark Gable, in case you did not know it, has yet to be given the status of a star. But MGM plans to give him official stardom in The Harbor, which will be a forthcoming picture. The Harbor is an unproduced play by Theodore Reeves, and the screen rights recently were purchased by MGM. It is the drama of a hospital ward--another one of those Grand Hotel movies. You know,, in which various types are shown as their lives cross in the hospital. Vicki Baum, author of Gr
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I've always loved Valentine's Day. You don't have to do the menorah or tree dance. You don't have to decorate the blue Chanukah bush with dreidels. You don' t have to appease your mother or mother-in-law. It's just for you and your sweetie. You only have to snog or cuddle and play Gershwin or the Beatles or Chet Baker. You don't have to include the children--or grandchildren. You can go to an inn or relais far sexier than a hotel and fuck your heart out. You can gorge on champagne and chocola
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Here I am, sitting at my computer in our comfortable apartment in Manhattan, looking at the beautiful skyline and Central Park. Yet just a few days ago, unbelievably, we were in North Korea, a country that comedians might describe as Albania without the glitz. Except that North Korea is no laughing matter. True, we were very well treated during our 48-hour stay in Pyongyang. Our rooms were well heated, the electricity stayed on, the dinner banquets were sumptuous, and the folk music concert a
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Ethan Hawke Pays Sartorial Tribute to Artists of the Chelsea Though we usually don??t report on the movements of celebrities on this blog, it??s hard to let this one pass. On this past Saturday we saw former Chelsea Hotel resident Ethan Hawke walking down 8th Avenue with a very suspicious looking jacket. It was a old brown Carhartt, or something similar and on the back, slightly off center, was stenciled the legend: DD821. Now, to those of us in the Chelsea Hotel community this could be seen
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Kim Jong-Il took a pass and Condoleezza Rice didn??t attempt a border crossing. Even so, if you tune in to WNET/Channel 13 tonight at 8pm your time, not mine, you??ll see something fairly unexpected: a North Korean audience greeting the New York Philharmonic with house-shaking applause before a single note had been sounded. The same response followed the concert, but with even greater intensity the ovation continued while the orchestra left the stage, smiling and waving. There??s no need to go
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Here I am, sitting at my computer in our comfortable apartment in Manhattan, looking at the beautiful skyline and Central Park. Yet just a few days ago, unbelievably, we were in North Korea, a country that comedians might describe as Albania without the glitz. Except that North Korea is no laughing matter. True, we were very well treated during our 48-hour stay in Pyongyang. Our rooms were well heated, the electricity stayed on, the dinner banquets were sumptuous, and the folk music concert a
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The North Koreans promised good heating at the hotel and venue??and they delivered it. Mr Mehta had to ask for a window in his room to be unsealed so that he ...
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Here I am, sitting at my computer in our comfortable apartment in Manhattan, looking at the beautiful skyline and Central Park. Yet just a few days ago, unbelievably, we were in North Korea, a country that comedians might describe as Albania without the glitz. Except that North Korea is no laughing matter. True, we were very well treated during our 48-hour stay in Pyongyang. Our rooms were well heated, the electricity stayed on, the dinner banquets were sumptuous, and the folk music concert a
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She does full justice not only to the melodies of Ellington, Gershwin, Rodgers and others but also to the brittle and witty words of their lyric writers. ...
www.examiner.co.uk
Vernal Cabaret at the Gershwin Hotel, Saturday, March 22nd, 8??12 pm There will be an evening of poetry and music to celebrate the vernal equinox??and with it, the return of farmers carting their green wares to the city. Proceeds will benefit Nesenkeag Farm and the New Farmer Development Project in New York. The Vernal Cabaret will take place in the Gershwin Hotel Living Room, 7 East 27th Street, New York City, starting at 8 p.m., bringing together poets, artists, stand-up comics, green market
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3/6/1933 HCN Elizabeth Yeaman Maiden Cruise, the big musical picture scheduled at Radio Pictures studio, underwent a change of cast today. Ben Lyon, who was scheduled for the leading male role, will not be seen in the picture. He was loaned by MGM. And Dorothy Jordan, now free-lancing, also is out of the cast. Helen Mack, little auburn-haired ingenue who was at Fox under contract for a time, has been given the feminine lead. This is the biggest break that she has had since coming to Hollywood.
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The content below is from Americans for the Arts' Cultural Policy Listserv. Comcast Defends Role As Internet Traffic Cop Washington Post, 2/13/2008 "Comcast said yesterday that it purposely slows down some traffic on its network, including some music and movie downloads, an admission that sparked more controversy in the debate over how much control network operators should have over the Internet. . . . Comcast argues that it should be able to direct traffic so networks don't get clogged consu
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Here I am, sitting at my computer in our comfortable apartment in Manhattan, looking at the beautiful skyline and Central Park. Yet just a few days ago, unbelievably, we were in North Korea, a country that comedians might describe as Albania without the glitz. Except that North Korea is no laughing matter. True, we were very well treated during our 48-hour stay in Pyongyang. Our rooms were well heated, the electricity stayed on, the dinner banquets were sumptuous, and the folk music concert a
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Gershwin. Ticketmaster. Difficult. ???Xanadu. A fast, funny roller disco musical loosely adapted from the cult 1980s film. The cast features Kerry Butler, ...
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Here I am, sitting at my computer in our comfortable apartment in Manhattan, looking at the beautiful skyline and Central Park. Yet just a few days ago, unbelievably, we were in North Korea, a country that comedians might describe as Albania without the glitz. Except that North Korea is no laughing matter. True, we were very well treated during our 48-hour stay in Pyongyang. Our rooms were well heated, the electricity stayed on, the dinner banquets were sumptuous, and the folk music concert a
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Performance at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, "Fanfare: Love on the Rocks." 10-50. 603-595-9156. Items may be sent, three weeks in advance, to Libbie Payne, ...Globe North listings Boston Globe
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Here I am, sitting at my computer in our comfortable apartment in Manhattan, looking at the beautiful skyline and Central Park. Yet just a few days ago, unbelievably, we were in North Korea, a country that comedians might describe as Albania without the glitz. Except that North Korea is no laughing matter. True, we were very well treated during our 48-hour stay in Pyongyang. Our rooms were well heated, the electricity stayed on, the dinner banquets were sumptuous, and the folk music concert a
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Selections ranged from Dvorak??s ???New World??? Symphony to Gershwin??s ???An American in Paris??? ?? before which Mr. Maazel shared a vision that one day there might ...
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Here I am, sitting at my computer in our comfortable apartment in Manhattan, looking at the beautiful skyline and Central Park. Yet just a few days ago, unbelievably, we were in North Korea, a country that comedians might describe as Albania without the glitz. Except that North Korea is no laughing matter. True, we were very well treated during our 48-hour stay in Pyongyang. Our rooms were well heated, the electricity stayed on, the dinner banquets were sumptuous, and the folk music concert a
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???Rectal Realism?? Artist Neke Carson on the Long-Lost Portrait of ... - New York Magazine
Carson, now 61, is the longtime co-curator of an eclectic, cult-following Tuesday-night performance series at the Gershwin Hotel. ...
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Ben Rosen: Letter from North Korea -- Follow-up
Here I am, sitting at my computer in our comfortable apartment in Manhattan, looking at the beautiful skyline and Central Park. Yet just a few days ago, unbelievably, we were in North Korea, a country that comedians might describe as Albania without the glitz. Except that North Korea is no laughing matter. True, we were very well treated during our 48-hour stay in Pyongyang. Our rooms were well heated, the electricity stayed on, the dinner banquets were sumptuous, and the folk music concert a
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Carlyle hotel still New York&39s finest - New York Daily News
George Gershwin gave his first performance of "Porgy and Bess" to Richard Rodgers and his family in their suite. Many photographs are of the still ...
www.nydailynews.com
I Got Warhol, Who Could Ask For Anything More? - CU Columbia Spectator
By Helene Eisenstein The Gershwin Hotel sticks tongues of fire out at East 27th Street. Planted next to the Museum of Sex, the bright-red building has ...
www.columbiaspectator.com
Seeing ???Wicked??? at the Gershwin Theater on Broadway
Seeing ???Wicked??? at the Gershwin Theater on Broadway February 25th, 2008 4 hours ago We had a very full week in New York City.? From 8:00 each morning till 4:00 each afternoon we were in classes.? However, once four o??clock rolled around, we were off and running - often literally.? I did more walking last week than I??ve done since the week RT and I spent in Alaska a couple years ago.? We got a week pass for the subway system, and we used those passes a lot.? It??s amazing how quickly one can
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Upcoming Jazz Releases for March
It??s hard to believe it??s March already.? Weren??t we just celebrating the Christmas and New Years Eve holidays like last week?? Who hit the fast-forward button on my life and how do I get them to stop? Anyway, it??s a new month and that means new releases and re-issues.? A special thanks goes out to ???All About Jazz??? for the information about these releases and re-issues.? The jazz genre looks as exciting and vibrant as ever.? Budget accordingly. Mrach 1, 2008B.J. Jansen - B.J. Jansen & CON
www.jazzandblueslounge.com
Barbara Cook to Sing Strictly Gershwin with English National Ballet - Playbill.com
She has just begun a season of cabaret at New York&39s Carlyle Hotel running to April 12. There will also be nightly special-guest appearances by dancers ...
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In concert in North Korea - MSNBC
After introducing Gershwin??s ???An American in Paris,??? he said: ???Perhaps some day a composer will write a composition called ???An American in Pyongyang. ...
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Ben Rosen: Letter from North Korea -- Follow-up
Here I am, sitting at my computer in our comfortable apartment in Manhattan, looking at the beautiful skyline and Central Park. Yet just a few days ago, unbelievably, we were in North Korea, a country that comedians might describe as Albania without the glitz. Except that North Korea is no laughing matter. True, we were very well treated during our 48-hour stay in Pyongyang. Our rooms were well heated, the electricity stayed on, the dinner banquets were sumptuous, and the folk music concert a
www.huffingtonpost.com
Ben Rosen: Letter from North Korea -- Follow-up
Here I am, sitting at my computer in our comfortable apartment in Manhattan, looking at the beautiful skyline and Central Park. Yet just a few days ago, unbelievably, we were in North Korea, a country that comedians might describe as Albania without the glitz. Except that North Korea is no laughing matter. True, we were very well treated during our 48-hour stay in Pyongyang. Our rooms were well heated, the electricity stayed on, the dinner banquets were sumptuous, and the folk music concert a
www.huffingtonpost.com
Ben Rosen: Letter from North Korea -- Follow-up
Here I am, sitting at my computer in our comfortable apartment in Manhattan, looking at the beautiful skyline and Central Park. Yet just a few days ago, unbelievably, we were in North Korea, a country that comedians might describe as Albania without the glitz. Except that North Korea is no laughing matter. True, we were very well treated during our 48-hour stay in Pyongyang. Our rooms were well heated, the electricity stayed on, the dinner banquets were sumptuous, and the folk music concert a
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John Boles In the 30's
2/8/1933 HCN Elizabeth Yeaman Clark Gable, in case you did not know it, has yet to be given the status of a star. But MGM plans to give him official stardom in The Harbor, which will be a forthcoming picture. The Harbor is an unproduced play by Theodore Reeves, and the screen rights recently were purchased by MGM. It is the drama of a hospital ward--another one of those Grand Hotel movies. You know,, in which various types are shown as their lives cross in the hospital. Vicki Baum, author of Gr
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Erica Jong: BLOOD AND LOVE AND CAVIAR
I've always loved Valentine's Day. You don't have to do the menorah or tree dance. You don't have to decorate the blue Chanukah bush with dreidels. You don' t have to appease your mother or mother-in-law. It's just for you and your sweetie. You only have to snog or cuddle and play Gershwin or the Beatles or Chet Baker. You don't have to include the children--or grandchildren. You can go to an inn or relais far sexier than a hotel and fuck your heart out. You can gorge on champagne and chocola
www.huffingtonpost.com
Ben Rosen: Letter from North Korea -- Follow-up
Here I am, sitting at my computer in our comfortable apartment in Manhattan, looking at the beautiful skyline and Central Park. Yet just a few days ago, unbelievably, we were in North Korea, a country that comedians might describe as Albania without the glitz. Except that North Korea is no laughing matter. True, we were very well treated during our 48-hour stay in Pyongyang. Our rooms were well heated, the electricity stayed on, the dinner banquets were sumptuous, and the folk music concert a
www.huffingtonpost.com
Ethan Hawke Pays Sartorial Tribute to Artists of the Chelsea
Ethan Hawke Pays Sartorial Tribute to Artists of the Chelsea Though we usually don??t report on the movements of celebrities on this blog, it??s hard to let this one pass. On this past Saturday we saw former Chelsea Hotel resident Ethan Hawke walking down 8th Avenue with a very suspicious looking jacket. It was a old brown Carhartt, or something similar and on the back, slightly off center, was stenciled the legend: DD821. Now, to those of us in the Chelsea Hotel community this could be seen
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Live from Pyongyang, it??s the New York Philharmonic
Kim Jong-Il took a pass and Condoleezza Rice didn??t attempt a border crossing. Even so, if you tune in to WNET/Channel 13 tonight at 8pm your time, not mine, you??ll see something fairly unexpected: a North Korean audience greeting the New York Philharmonic with house-shaking applause before a single note had been sounded. The same response followed the concert, but with even greater intensity the ovation continued while the orchestra left the stage, smiling and waving. There??s no need to go
www.timeout.com
Ben Rosen: Letter from North Korea -- Follow-up
Here I am, sitting at my computer in our comfortable apartment in Manhattan, looking at the beautiful skyline and Central Park. Yet just a few days ago, unbelievably, we were in North Korea, a country that comedians might describe as Albania without the glitz. Except that North Korea is no laughing matter. True, we were very well treated during our 48-hour stay in Pyongyang. Our rooms were well heated, the electricity stayed on, the dinner banquets were sumptuous, and the folk music concert a
www.huffingtonpost.com
Cultural diplomacy Soft power and a rapturous ovation - Economist
The North Koreans promised good heating at the hotel and venue??and they delivered it. Mr Mehta had to ask for a window in his room to be unsealed so that he ...
www.economist.com
Ben Rosen: Letter from North Korea -- Follow-up
Here I am, sitting at my computer in our comfortable apartment in Manhattan, looking at the beautiful skyline and Central Park. Yet just a few days ago, unbelievably, we were in North Korea, a country that comedians might describe as Albania without the glitz. Except that North Korea is no laughing matter. True, we were very well treated during our 48-hour stay in Pyongyang. Our rooms were well heated, the electricity stayed on, the dinner banquets were sumptuous, and the folk music concert a
www.huffingtonpost.com
Seduced by Sherman??s warmth - Huddersfield Examiner
She does full justice not only to the melodies of Ellington, Gershwin, Rodgers and others but also to the brittle and witty words of their lyric writers. ...
www.examiner.co.uk
Vernal Cabaret at the Gershwin Hotel Sat 3/22/08 NYC
Vernal Cabaret at the Gershwin Hotel, Saturday, March 22nd, 8??12 pm There will be an evening of poetry and music to celebrate the vernal equinox??and with it, the return of farmers carting their green wares to the city. Proceeds will benefit Nesenkeag Farm and the New Farmer Development Project in New York. The Vernal Cabaret will take place in the Gershwin Hotel Living Room, 7 East 27th Street, New York City, starting at 8 p.m., bringing together poets, artists, stand-up comics, green market
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Frank and Ralph Morgan In the 30's
3/6/1933 HCN Elizabeth Yeaman Maiden Cruise, the big musical picture scheduled at Radio Pictures studio, underwent a change of cast today. Ben Lyon, who was scheduled for the leading male role, will not be seen in the picture. He was loaned by MGM. And Dorothy Jordan, now free-lancing, also is out of the cast. Helen Mack, little auburn-haired ingenue who was at Fox under contract for a time, has been given the feminine lead. This is the biggest break that she has had since coming to Hollywood.
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Arts Advocacy Update XXX
The content below is from Americans for the Arts' Cultural Policy Listserv. Comcast Defends Role As Internet Traffic Cop Washington Post, 2/13/2008 "Comcast said yesterday that it purposely slows down some traffic on its network, including some music and movie downloads, an admission that sparked more controversy in the debate over how much control network operators should have over the Internet. . . . Comcast argues that it should be able to direct traffic so networks don't get clogged consu
clydefitch.blogspot.com
Ben Rosen: Letter from North Korea -- Follow-up
Here I am, sitting at my computer in our comfortable apartment in Manhattan, looking at the beautiful skyline and Central Park. Yet just a few days ago, unbelievably, we were in North Korea, a country that comedians might describe as Albania without the glitz. Except that North Korea is no laughing matter. True, we were very well treated during our 48-hour stay in Pyongyang. Our rooms were well heated, the electricity stayed on, the dinner banquets were sumptuous, and the folk music concert a
www.huffingtonpost.com
Charles Strouse, composer of &39Annie,&39 has a busy 80th birthday year - USA Today
Gershwin. Ticketmaster. Difficult. ???Xanadu. A fast, funny roller disco musical loosely adapted from the cult 1980s film. The cast features Kerry Butler, ...
www.usatoday.com
Ben Rosen: Letter from North Korea -- Follow-up
Here I am, sitting at my computer in our comfortable apartment in Manhattan, looking at the beautiful skyline and Central Park. Yet just a few days ago, unbelievably, we were in North Korea, a country that comedians might describe as Albania without the glitz. Except that North Korea is no laughing matter. True, we were very well treated during our 48-hour stay in Pyongyang. Our rooms were well heated, the electricity stayed on, the dinner banquets were sumptuous, and the folk music concert a
www.huffingtonpost.com
Globe NorthWest listings - Boston Globe
Performance at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, "Fanfare: Love on the Rocks." 10-50. 603-595-9156. Items may be sent, three weeks in advance, to Libbie Payne, ...Globe North listings Boston Globe
www.boston.com
Ben Rosen: Letter from North Korea -- Follow-up
Here I am, sitting at my computer in our comfortable apartment in Manhattan, looking at the beautiful skyline and Central Park. Yet just a few days ago, unbelievably, we were in North Korea, a country that comedians might describe as Albania without the glitz. Except that North Korea is no laughing matter. True, we were very well treated during our 48-hour stay in Pyongyang. Our rooms were well heated, the electricity stayed on, the dinner banquets were sumptuous, and the folk music concert a
www.huffingtonpost.com
Trumpets bring the walls down - New Canaan Advertiser
Selections ranged from Dvorak??s ???New World??? Symphony to Gershwin??s ???An American in Paris??? ?? before which Mr. Maazel shared a vision that one day there might ...
www.acorn-online.com
Ben Rosen: Letter from North Korea -- Follow-up
Here I am, sitting at my computer in our comfortable apartment in Manhattan, looking at the beautiful skyline and Central Park. Yet just a few days ago, unbelievably, we were in North Korea, a country that comedians might describe as Albania without the glitz. Except that North Korea is no laughing matter. True, we were very well treated during our 48-hour stay in Pyongyang. Our rooms were well heated, the electricity stayed on, the dinner banquets were sumptuous, and the folk music concert a
www.huffingtonpost.com