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Which Famous Woman Makes Guests Sign Non-Disclosure Contracts?
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Pre-Release Full Album Stream Of Fantasy from Lightning Dust
On their third album, they not only hit the ball out of the park, they firmly cement the band's foothold as more than a side project.
Stream New Black Sabbath Album, 13, for Free
It's been 35 years since the classic original lineup of Black Sabbath recorded a full-length album together.
Which Mega-Star Made Frequent Trips to the Toilet?
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Which Famous Woman Sued a Paper Over a Horsemeat Story?
Britain’s recent horseburger scandal — when some supermarkets were caught out selling horsemeat disguised as beef — reminded me of an old story told to me by a UK gossip columnist, now sadly deceased.
Which Famous Woman Makes Guests Sign Non-Disclosure Contracts?Any guesses as to who is the subject of this item?
Pre-Release Full Album Stream Of Fantasy from Lightning DustOn their third album, they not only hit the ball out of the park, they firmly cement the band's foothold as more than a side project.
Stream New Black Sabbath Album, 13, for FreeIt's been 35 years since the classic original lineup of Black Sabbath recorded a full-length album together.
Which Mega-Star Made Frequent Trips to the Toilet?So who do you think this item is talking about?
Which Famous Woman Sued a Paper Over a Horsemeat Story?Britain’s recent horseburger scandal — when some supermarkets were caught out selling horsemeat disguised as beef — reminded me of an old story told to me by a UK gossip columnist, now sadly deceased.
Visual Art
Kickstarting an Art Show Project: A Chat with Patrick Ogle
A new trend these days is the use of a crowd-funding service called Kickstarter. The intent is to allow the world at large to contribute to a unrealized vision. Many bands have successfully used the service to fund the recording, manufacture, and release of music that might have otherwise never seen the light of day.
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March 27, 2012 9:55 AM ET
Since even my New York friends had not yet heard of some of these positively must-see-must-eat-must-visit gems on the Isle of Manhattan, I thought they must be worthy of sharing!
March 9, 2012 11:50 AM ET
In one week my face has been abrated, mud-packed and Sonicared in ways it has never before experienced. I think my face is saying "Really? Is this what we're going to be doing from here on out? Waging a Holy War against aging?"
February 24, 2012 10:06 AM ET
That's a lot of self examination about age and a painter's human condition, which is what self-portraits are. Munch said it was a confession.
February 17, 2012 4:39 PM ET
Hardly Scotty of the Antarctic, but my lone explorer thing took on I-may-be-sometime proportions. I was off to see Paullie’s late friend at Tate Britain, the Picasso and Modern British Art.
February 8, 2012 10:55 AM ET
Most of us didn’t even know the painting had actually sold, although it was common knowledge that something was going on. That was last year. The then owner of The Card Players was Greek shipping magnate George Embiricos. He hadn’t long to live and wanted the Cezanne to go.
February 3, 2012 6:20 PM ET
Since it may be the end of the world as we know it, perhaps we should consider believing in magic now. Shall we? This is the story of some magic that started on Halloween night 2010 that continues to this day.
February 1, 2012 2:35 PM ET
Freud died last year. Every time I look at one of his portraits I remembering him saying that he was only trying to do what he couldn’t do.
January 26, 2012 8:35 AM ET
Sotheby’s London is to auction Gustav Klimt’s recently rediscovered landscape "Seeufer mit Birken ( Lakeshore with Birches)," which has not been seen in public in over a century and is now valued at £6 - 8 million. The art treasure is among several masterpieces to be sold on February 8.
January 20, 2012 2:30 PM ET
ANTIGUA. I’m in hiding. Well, sort of. My agent’s calling me about a piece in the London Evening Standard that I’ve been approached to do the first portrait of the Duchess of Cambridge. They say that they were taken with...
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By 2am I’m thinking I’m surrounded by people who are not taking life seriously enough to realize that we’re all sliding into the most life changing year of the century so far.
December 20, 2011 3:25 PM ET
Florence. Such a surprise. Summoned to this wonderful city of back-to-back Renaissance for the most magical moment in the Palazzo Vecchio a gilded stone’s throw from the Arno and given a silver medal. I teach here and in surrounding Tuscany...
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Comics creator Sal Abbinanti discusses his first one-man art exhibit, which opens on Friday, December 9, 2011 at Chicago's Rogue's Gallery and features his own unique interpretations of classic comic book characters.
December 5, 2011 11:05 AM ET
An interview with extraordinary emerging artist Camomile Hixon: "Glitter is a medium that no one respects but everyone loves secretly. I feel like a naughty girl using it. I deserve to be spanked."
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The co-founder and president of overstockArt talks about art and opportunity on Bravo's reality competition to find the next great artist.
November 11, 2011 2:15 PM ET
Flanders. Wandering though the memories of hopeless war this week. Friday was the anniversary of the day in 1918 when the treacherous guns of World War I fell silent. On the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh...
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