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Jane Irish: Sông Hương: Withdrawing Room

Gabriela Vainsencher | Posted 04.30.2013 | Arts
Gabriela Vainsencher

While Irish's devotion to the political propelled her to paint in Vietnam and France, it is striking how much this show does not scream 'political art!.' I think it is exactly this show's relative ambiguity, that makes it more interesting and more effective.

La Marinière, an Eternal Classic

Pam Peterson | Posted 03.28.2013 | Style
Pam Peterson

In the early 20th century, Coco Chanel saw fishermen on the beaches of France wearing striped shirts, and began to wear them herself. The shirt worked its way into the wardrobes of Parisian society, and a classic was born.

Thomas Keller's New Bouchon Bakery Opens in Beverly Hills

Jay Weston | Posted 10.22.2011 | Los Angeles
Jay Weston

I am given to grandiose statements of excessive enthusiasm. So here goes another... the best piece of pastry I have eaten in years.

How Glee Is Changing the World, One 12 Year-Old at a Time

Holly Robinson | Posted 05.25.2011 | Entertainment
Holly Robinson

With singing gay football players, Down Syndrome cheerleaders and dancing wheelchairs, Glee is changing the world, one 12 year-old at a time.

A Full Moon, Werewolves, and Betrayed Love

Jane Minogue | Posted 05.25.2011 | Entertainment
Jane Minogue

Werewolves are in the news these days, so let's analyze a story of werewolves, love, and betrayal circa 1180 from Marie de France.