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Last
year the Meat & Potato Theatre Company officially made its mark
on the theatre community, bringing back familiar names and new ideas. The
Infantry Monologues
caught everyone's attention in mid 2009, the inspiring Shadows
Of The Bakemono
was an entirely different production to everything else being
performed at the time and drew in large and unique crowds.
This just in: Eliza Dushku (Dollhouse, Buffy/Angel) will return to TV as a small-town cop in Bird Dog, a new drama from TNT next year. Even if it sucks, I’ll watch it—always do.
This week, at the 22nd Annual World Cheese Awards in London, England, Utah's own Beehive Cheese Company walked away with two bronze medals. --- Beehive won bronze for both its Promontory Cheddar and Full Moon Cheddar cheeses, presented by the UK's prestigious Guild of Fine Food.
Citizen journalist/music dork Lane Heaps this week makes the case for acquired tastes.--- Twenty or so years ago, while waiting to pick up my oldest daughter from kindergarten, I would sit in the car and listen to the Rolling Stones album Exile on Main St.
Ever have one of those weeks when the same word, name or song keeps randomly cropping up?--- Undoubtedly, these little memetic synchronicities mean something -- especially when it's an unusual, ponderous word such as "Weltschmerz" or an obscure, heavyweight name like "Heraclitus of Ephesus." Then it's obviously an omen.
Based in Beaune, in the Burgundy region of France, La Maison Latour produces some of the world's best wines and has done so since the 17th Century. --- On Tuesday, December 7th, owner Eric DeBonis and The Paris Bistro will host Maison Latour and a wine dinner with a focus on chestnuts: Menu aux Chataignes.
