'Were the World Mine': 'Tis Definitely Fairy Time
Nov 20th, 2008 · How's a much-bullied gay teen to get his revenge? Well, if he's starring in a musicalized A Midsummer Night's Dream, and he stumbles upon a working formula for Puck's love potion ...
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Detroit Rock History In 'A-Square' ****
Nov 20th, 2008 · Music critic Milo Miles reviews A-Square (Of Course), a new collection featuring artists from Hugh 'Jeep' Holland's rock label.
Bond's New Villain? He's A Gift In 'Christmas Tale'
Nov 14th, 2008 · Mathieu Amalric plays two completely different characters in Quantum of Solace, the new Bond film, and A Christmas Tale. Critic Kenneth Turan says the latter's licensed to thrill.
South African Leader Has Advice For Obama
Nov 13th, 2008 · Tell Me More begins its series, A Global Memo To The President, which highlights what other countries look forward to in an Obama administration, including what new foreign policy initiatives they expect to see from the U.S. In this installment, South Africa Ambassador to the United States, Welile Nhlapo, shares his thoughts on President-elect Obama administration's foreign policy goals.
Toni Morrison Finds 'A Mercy' In Servitude *
Oct 27th, 2008 · Nobel laureate Toni Morrison says she wanted to "remove race from slavery" in her new novel. Set in 17th century America, A Mercy features black, white and Native American characters in different degrees of servitude.
Toni Morrison: A Mother, A Stranger, 'A Mercy' *
Oct 26th, 2008 · In this special, four-part reading, Toni Morrison presents a pivotal episode from her new novel, A Mercy. The book explores the repercussions of an enslaved mother's desperate act: she casts off her daughter to save her.
Dub Colossus' Journey ***
Oct 8th, 2008 · On his new album A Town Called Addis, British music producer "Dub Colossus" - also known as Nick Page - blends roots and instrumental reggae with traditional Ethiopian music. The project was born out of a long musical journey Page took through Ethiopia two years ago. Critic Sarah Bardeen has a review.
Le Carré Tackles Terror In 'A Most Wanted Man'
Oct 7th, 2008 · David Cornwell, who goes by the pen name John Le Carré, is back with his latest spy novel A Most Wanted Man. In the thriller, Le Carré uses his experience as a British intelligence officer to write about his view on the war on terror.
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