I must confess, I don't really keep up with all the entertainment news. Often, it is not until entertainment news hits mainstream distribution that I have any inkling of what stars are doing to themselves and others. As such, the whole Miley twerking thing was something I heard about only after it blew up to [...]
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It isn’t really the art at all…it’s the artist.
My daughter Sarah and I spent the evening at a Coaster & Clipboard Frame Workshop at The Studio in downtown Fargo. The workshop was hosted by Kristine Wallin the gifted woman behind Bipolart. Kristine had all the supplies, treats, music, and guidance and all we had to do was show up ready to have fun. [...]
I sat at the virgin table…
Tonight I went with my niece Emilie and my daughter Sarah to see Thunder from Down Under at the Dakota Magic Casino. Sarah purchased the tickets for Emilie's 21st birthday and like the good aunt I am I said I would go along to help celebrate. Sarah also gave Emilie 21 dollars so that she would [...]
Wild fig extract
The shampoo at the Rio boasts that it contains wild fig extract. I wonder about this. What is so fabulous about fig extract and is wild fig extract somehow even more powerful? I am not sure why wild fig extract is in the shampoo. Is it for the aroma or shine assistance or flyaway taming qualities? If [...]
The beauty that arises out of a commitment to culture and expression…
Last night I was fortunate to be able to see the Ragamala Dance Theatre (see http://www.ragamala.net/) and the Wadaiko Ensemble Tokara (see http://www.tokara.net/) perform at MSUM. It was an amazing performance - beautiful, rich in meaning and athletic...in a word- it was mesmerizing. The movement in the dance was so precise, yet fluid and the dancers [...]
Remembering the Thunder from Down Under…
Years ago I was fortunate enough to be able to attend an exciting and titillating performance by Thunder from Down Under. Thunder from Down Under is a male dance troupe whose primary purpose is to have very good looking and physically fit men gyrate and partially undress in front of a mob of screaming, adoring [...]
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