-
It's like a fairy tale for Hollywood liberals.
-
Paul Krugman could be Obama’s economic dream come true
-
Wait, lemme get this straight: Was that Howie Carr — who's known for accompanying on-air references to homosexuality with a crude audio approximation of gay sex — happily schmoozing with guest Randy Price this past week?
-
In DeLeo's restructuring, white, non-Hispanic men older than 45 fell from power in droves.
-
One film you probably won't see honored retrospectively at Sunday night's Oscars is Blood of the Vampires , Gerardo de Leon's schlocky 1966 Filipino horror flick, in which a family of revenants engage in badly dubbed mayhem.
-
Jeanne Connolly, who died Monday after a 16-month battle with colon cancer, was the ebullient presence behind the bar at T.T. the Bear's Place for more than two decades.
-
As with Best Picture, the themes of death, aging, and difficult love dominate the two Shorts Oscar categories this year.
-
"It's quite simple, really," Dr. Branom tells Alex DeLarge in A Clockwork Orange . "We're just going to show you some films."
-
On his new album The Crying Light, Antony Hegarty lifts his voice without raising it.
-
F amed chef Barbara Lynch has a two-part plan for taking over the Fort Point Channel area.
-
Lifespan CEO George Vecchione's compensation is tops in the region
-
Paul Krugman could be Obama’s economic dream come true
-
All but two Rhode Island hospital CEO executives would face massive pay cuts under legislation filed last week by state senator Michael McCaffrey
-
Whatever your race — and whatever you think of his résumé, or his politics, or his yen for tax-cheating cabinet nominees — Barack Obama's arrival in the Oval Office is something to celebrate.
-
It's like a fairy tale for Hollywood liberals.
-
It's no secret that daily-newspaper journalism is in huge trouble.
-
Five years ago, when Farm Fresh Rhode Island (FFRI) launched its mission of promoting Ocean State-produced food, co-founder Noah Fulmer discovered a curious disconnection in the local food chain.
-
Maria Mendes found her voice last spring, at a gathering to prepare for a trip to New Orleans to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Eve Ensler's The Vagina Monologues . Standing before a group of women, she finally got the courage to talk about being abused, surviving, and fighting to protect other women.
-
The always reliable Tom Sgouros raised some interesting issues in his February 7 e-mail newsletter, "Rhode Island Policy Reporter," that P+J were unable to find space for last week.
-
It's the kind of neighborhood spot where locals gather for an annual get-together with their state senator, there's a rotating library of book donations on the window sills, and the coffee and tea have their own self-serve corner.
|
