Richie Stearns, left, celebrated the release of his first solo CD in almost a decade with many friends Saturday, January 29, 2011 at the Chapter House. Photo by Ed Dittenhoefer
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From the monthly archives:
January 2011
“Black Swan” reveals an old-fashioned American stereotype of female sexuality that pits the virgin against the whore in the singular body of Nina, the dutiful ballerina played by Natalie Portman.
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Maybe all Death needs to satisfy him is a couple of boxes of Thin Mints. We’re not so different after all, me and Death.
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Local documentarian Sue Perlgut attempts to dispel some myths about what it means to work with a hospice provider with her new film “Beets and Beans: Living and Dying with Hospice,” screening this Thursday, Jan. 27, at Cinemapolis.
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Despite record cold weather, Ithacans flocked to a flurry of activities for the eighth annual Light in Winter festival, which ran from Thursday through Sunday, January 20-23rd. Post photographer Heather Ainsworth caught some of the events.
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A short film full of red noses, “Clownation” screened at Silky Jones Saturday, January 22, and participants spent much of the evening clowning around. Photos by Ed Dittenhoefer
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Though Light in Winter has captured most of our attention this weekend, our radar is showing scattered flurries of noteworthy musical activity: namely, Emily Arin, Johnny Dowd, and Goatboy.
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It might be charitable to think of “Four Dimensions” as a series of solo shows grouped together out of convenience, but, there is a definite affinity of style and subject across the work of Kaplan and Sherman, revealing a two-person show within a would-be four-person show.
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I recently read an article about a family who produces no trash, and I realized how much I totally suck in comparison to them. How about you? Take a fun quiz at the end of the column!
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