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The 2012 attack on a U.S. compound in Libya killed four Americans and caused a slew of political fallout. Here's how it could affect Hillary Clinton.
To assume that a work of art has singular meaning is arrogant – and Jan van Eyck’s Arnolfini proves it
This Tuesday, Rafael Kubelik, one of the country's most renowned 20th century conductors and composers, would have celebrated his 90th birthday. Born on June 29 1914, in the Central Bohemian village Bychory, Rafael Kubelik was the youngest of eight siblings - his father the famous Czech violin player and composer Jan Kubelik and his mother a Hungarian Countess.
The man, Louis Jordan, told Coast Guard he ate fish he caught to survive.
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A sick-minded group of men has been found guilty of rape, human trafficking and sexual assault after reaching out to women on Facebook and seducing them with booze and drugs. The leader behind the horrific gang was Waqaar Khan, a 24-year-old who was…
Jan Fabre's Mount Olympus stitches together more than a dozen classical Greek plays and is unlike anything I’ve ever witnessed.
The best satellite images of 2014 document industrial activities, climate change, international crises — and the fun of Oktoberfest.
Take a tour of the first major exhibition of portraits by Gerhard Richter, 'the grandaddy of contemporary painting'
Podgaric – Photograph by Jan Kempenaers Below you will find an incredible collection of photographs by Jan Kempenaers. All of the images are from his book, simply titled Spomenik. You …
*Story containes MATURE & EXPLICIT CONTENT* THIS IS A SEQUEL / PART 2. Read "Stall" before this book, unless you just like spoiling things for yourself. If that's the case, you do you boo. "Something can be both delicate and violent" *** Harry lowers his eyes at me as he backs me up against the wall, the red lighting only making him look more menacing "You wanted the bad guy Abby? Wanted the villain?" My heart his running a hundred mile an hour when my breathing hitches in my throat as his hand comes up to wrap his long fingers tight around my jaw forcing me to look him in the eye. "Well now you've got him" He leans his face close to mine, his voice dropping to a low warning murmur that has my stomach hitting the floor. "...Run little mouse" *** BOOK STARTED JULY 1 2019 COMPLETED JULY 2021
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On Tuesday (Jan. 23), the country music world mourned the loss of singer Lari White, who sadly lost her brief battle with cancer at the age of 52. She was first diagnosed in September 2017 and underwent exploratory surgery the next month. The doctors then confirmed she had a very advanced and very rare form of cancer called peritoneal cancer. Her family set up a YouCaring account where they could post updates for their extended family and friends, as well as fans about Lari's health. On Jan. 19, it was revealed that she was placed into a hospice care facility in Nashville. A GoFundMe page was set up by a family friend to help White's family with the hospital expenses, where they confirmed her passing on Tuesday saying,"With a heavy heart, we share the news of the passing of Lari. She passed at home surrounded by her family, comforted with the knowledge that her family has so much support from her friends and the music community that loves her." A few hours after Lari's passing, her mother, Yvonne White, took to the YouCaring site once again to write about her daughter's last few moments, as well as to share an emotional story about Lari's husband, Chuck. She explained that on Monday night (Jan. 23) her family "circled around her bed, saying our goodbyes to Lari, loving her, praying, sending her messages of support and gratitude." Ever since Lari was a young child, she loved taking walks in the rain by herself. When she was four, she was walking in her neighborhood when a neighbor asked if her mother knew what she was doing. Lari replied, "Oh yes! My Mother allows me to take Rain Walks!" The day before Lari's passing, it rained. She said to God, "Today Lari might take her 'Rain Walk'" and not even 24 hours later, "at 4:44 this morning, Lari peacefully took her 'Rain Walk',"Yvonne wrote. Yvonne also wrote about a note she received from Chuck, Lari's husband of almost 20 years. "On Sunday, Chuck sent each of us in Lari's family some of his beautiful words of comfort, and I treasure these he wrote to me: 'I thought of you letting your first-born go, and knowing there is no such thing as 'Letting Go'…Just some words we say to describe something hearts don't do'… Thank you for this, Chuck, but thank you more for "being there" for her and, for cherishing her and holding her, and for you and Lari teaching 3 special children the strength and love to 'be there' with you…for her." While Chuck was losing the love of his life and the mother of his children, he knew for Yvonne and Lari's dad, losing their child was never something they could have imagined would happen in their lifetime. We will continue to pray for Lari White's family and friends during this difficult time. Watch Lari's beautiful rendition of "Amazing Grace" below.
Swatting mosquitoes away from musicians? Dancing flamboyantly? What exactly is this person's purpose when he doesn't even play a single note?
Vermeer’s Women: Secrets and Silence has been showing since October at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge. I wrote in my previous post about the Edward Burra exhibition that I probably won…
Writing in PN Review, Rebecca Watts has slammed the popularity of writers such as Rupi Kaur and Hollie McNish as ‘consumer-driven content’
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