‘Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat’ review: Jazz, African politics
Decolonization gets the ultimate needle-drop treatment in the documentary “Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat” from Belgian filmmaker Johan Grimonprez. It’s ...
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Something About the Sky Book Review
Something About the SkyWritten by Rachel CarsonIllustrated by Nikki McClurePublished by Candlewick StudioMom's ReviewAn incredible comparison of the sea and ...
Bitterroot – St. Joseph | Jazz music review on Nagamag
“Song is so catchy, with very addictive melodies and beautiful lead vocal. It style feels like an homage to the ...
Walden Review. The climate crisis and the new debate. – New York Theater
A few years in the future, the debate will no longer be whether or not climate change is a “hoax,” as ...
TCL’s Spell the Month in Books #17 – November 2024! – The Chocolate Lady’s Book Review Blog
Reviews From the Stacks Once again, I want to thank Jana and her blog Reviews from the Stacks, who created ...
‘All We Imagine as Light’ review: Mumbai women forge bond
Life disappoints and, reliably, so do the movies. But then one comes along with the boldness to suggest there’s a ...
Sabrina Carpenter’s Short N’ Sweet Pop-Up Cafe Review
Depending on who you ask Sabrina Carpenter’s Short N’ Sweet was the album of the summer (if you ask me, ...
“The Nature of Fragile Things” by Susan Meissner – Book Review @BerkleyPub #TheNatureOfFragileThings @SusanMeissner #HistoricalFiction #BookReview
“A novel about the bonds of friendship and mother love, and the power of female solidarity, all set against the ...
Review: Mammoth Grinder Cuts Straight to the Point on Undying Spectral Resonance
Simplicity is a beautiful thing. In this hectic day and age where a thousand different things are constantly competing for ...
Theater Review: Broadway’s ‘Tammy Faye’
Katie Brayben and Christian Borle in Tammy Faye: The Musical. Photo: Matthew Murphy I couldn’t do it. I couldn’t clap ...