Third Act, Encore Years or Just Life?
Jane Fonda says we're in our third act. AARP writes about our encore years. I'm not having any of it.
Jane Fonda says we're in our third act. AARP writes about our encore years. I'm not having any of it.
Samantha Zalaznick | Posted 04.25.2012
He expected her to wait for him, but she's a modern woman and she can get home on her own. It's telling that she doesn't expect him to come back for her, or does she just not want to be there when he does?
David Tereshchuk | Posted 02.18.2012
This declining year has been the centennial of Marshall McLuhan's birth -- the man who was, if not the father or godfather, then at least our leading prophet of media-driven political and social change.
Joan E. Dowlin | Posted 12.28.2011
Somehow the hippie movement lost its unity and credibility when it became about flower children making love and tripping out instead of what we can do together to end war and create social justice.
Cynthia Ellis | Posted 10.06.2011
Directors Alex Gibney and Allison Ellwood have resurrected, cinematically, the pivotal moment when our country went from Mad Men to HAIR.
Michael Sigman | Posted 08.26.2011
We are using up our nation's reserve of precious steroid metaphors is my point. While we wait for a timelier catchphrase to bubble up from the streets, I'd recommend we rush into use, at least temporarily, the entertaining '60s trope, "on acid."
nytimes.com | Posted 08.16.2011
When the Harvard psychologist and psychedelic explorer Timothy Leary first met the Beat poet Allen Ginsberg in 1960, he welcomed Ginsberg’s particip...
Margie Goldsmith | Posted 05.25.2011
I was recently in Montreal at Fairmont the Queen Elizabeth Hotel, where John and Yoko bedded down.
Tamar Abrams | Posted 05.25.2011
Dick Cavett does his homework. He's a witty conversationalist. His writing is as sharp, witty and engaging as his talk show hosting was. All this begs the question: Why is this man not currently hosting a TV show?
Tim Kring | Posted 05.25.2011
Encompassed in the televised killing of Lee Harvey Oswald is the DNA for why I wanted to tell the story contained in the novel Shift.
Mike Ragogna | Posted 05.25.2011
MR: Even though it was released last year, Full Circle is going strong, and this tour is more or less a continuation of the reunion. What was it like getting back together with the other guys?
NPR | Don Lattin | Posted 05.25.2011
It's been a half-century since Timothy Leary, a research psychologist at Harvard University, swallowed some magic mushrooms down in Mexico and decided...
Ellen Sterling | Posted 05.25.2011
ShoWest opened today in Las Vegas. This is the trade show of the the National Association of Theatre Owners and more than 2,500 people convened today in Las Vegas to see what's new in the industry.
Don Lattin | Posted 05.25.2011
You never know who will show up or what to expect when you face the folding chairs and start reading from your new book. Especially when the book you just wrote is all about LSD.
Shelf Awareness | Posted 05.25.2011
Aldous Huxley was a major inspiration for the four men Don Lattin profiles in this lively retelling of the start of America's romance with hallucinoge...
Ethel Grodzins Romm | Posted 05.25.2011
He introduced his girlfriend as "my old lady." She was maybe 17. They were both stripped to the waist, lying in a zipped-open sleeping bag, like hundreds, thousands, of couples around them.
Pat York | Posted 05.25.2011
This book is a partial visual diary of my life since becoming a photographer in the middle 60's. (The 90's is the only decade not represented. Principally, during that era, I concentrated on working with nudes and anatomy).
Paul Krassner | Posted 05.25.2011
I thought that some of you might enjoy this Q&A with me in The Sun magazine, an oasis in the desert of gossip mongering And while I'm here in Blogsvi...
Daniel Pinchbeck | Posted 05.25.2011
What might our society gain from the legitimate use and study of psychedelics if their benefits, as well as risks, were well understood and articulated?
Rory O'Connor | Posted 05.25.2011
Dig deeper, and the question of who Michael Savage is becomes more complicated. "Savage" isn't his real name; it seems to speak to his heightened sense of masculinity, aggression, and antipathy toward minorities.
Martha Nelson | Posted 05.07.2012