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From the monthly archives:
July 2011
In their recent introduction of video chat, Facebook developers are barking up the wrong technology.
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Inspired by E.M. Forster’s novel “Howards End,” “Ever So Humble” is a warm and witty comedy is a reminder that home and family are what we make them. An interview with artistic head of the Hangar Theatre and director of the play’s debut. By Luke Fenchel
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Death’s mouth is watering. Do you think they offer free samples? A cartoon by Amelia Sauter.
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Tim Pinckney’s re-imagining of the dilemma of “Howard’s End” dilemma is how, and where, will the middle class live? In an era of housing busts, deflating property values, and foreclosed mortgages, this question burns with just as much intensity and urgency now as it ever has.
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Super Ball IX, a July 4 weekend festival at Watkins Glen International, featured Phish performing seven scheduled sets over the course of three days. Below, lead guitarist Trey Anastasio, drummer Jon Fishman, bassist Mike Gordon, and keyboardist Page McConnell entertain an enraptured crowd. All photos by Heather Ainsworth
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If U-Pick fruit farms were smart, this is how they’d operate. A cartoon by Amelia Sauter.
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