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Monthly Archives: December 2013
A matter of opinion
America’s last great pop-culture controversy of 2013 (last as of this writing; I sure hope no toppers are lurking ’round the corner)…swirls about the A&E swampbillies-made-good docu-melodrama, Duck Dynasty. Hopefully you know the score, because it would pain me to … Continue reading
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Tagged controversy, culture, Duck Dynasty, equality, homophobia, Phil Robertson
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Guestblog Wednesday!
I had the honor and pleasure to guest-blog today over at Penny’s Tales—the online HQ of the incomparable novelist, Penny Estelle. The subject of my screed, recursively enough, is blogging. Sound like it might tickle yer fancy? Then click on … Continue reading
RIP to four icons
It’s been a rough week for artists’ mortality. In the course of five days we’ve lost four cultural treasures: Three from the golden eras of film, and one who changed the nature of country music. Joan Fontaine (Oct. 22 1917 … Continue reading
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Tagged Joan Fontaine, Peter O'Toole, Ray Price, RIP, Tom Laughlin
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AntHill Art
I have no words for how cool I think Anthill Art is. And animal lover I may be, these are nonetheless some creatures that are a creepy-crawly bane of my existence. So if a few colonies are wiped out in … Continue reading
Art under fire – ANOTHER Heidelberg House burns
It’s painfully clear now that Detroit’s iconic Heidelberg Project is under attack. The storied grass-roots art park suffered it’s eighth arson attack in seven months on Sunday, December 7th, resulting in the destruction of the Elba Street Clock House. Three … Continue reading
Arts and culture as economic profit centers
Some might have doubted whether the economic value of the creative arts could ever be quantified. Many others probably preferred that they wouldn’t be. Arts and culture are ethereal; economics are the opposite of that. There was never supposed to … Continue reading