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Music Review: American Utopia
IN CONTRAST TO the stripped-down sound of his last solo outing, 2004’s Grown Backwards, former Talking Heads front man David Byrne’s newest album is a stir-fry of acoustic, electri…Tags:
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Film
Film Review: Itzhak
THE GREAT Israeli-American violinist Itzhak Perlman makes for a lively guide to his own life and career in this charming documentary. Alison Chernick’s film follows the 72-year-old…
Film
Film Review: Quest
SHOT OVER the course of nearly a decade, Jonathan Olshefski’s absorbing, often heartbreaking documentary looks at the life of one North Philadelphia family, their challenges and jo…Tags:
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Music
Music Review: Magical Ascension
Access your transcendent and adventurous side any time you desire with this binaural beat exploration of magical lands.
Books
Book Review: The Nest in the Stream
“By staying with our woundedness, we encourage the other to stay with theirs; that is when and how healing happens.”
Books
Book Review: Hormonal
The Hidden Intelligence of Hormones—How they drive desire, shape relationships, influence our choices, and make us wiser
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Music
Music Review: Wilder Shores
Belinda Carlisle’s new album, Wilder Shores, has the former Go-Go’s singer blending pop with Kundalini mantra chants, a surprising and wonderful addition to her string of hit solo …
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Music Review: My Name Is Bear
“We all must find our own way home.” This phrase rests on the booklet cover inside Nahko’s first solo album, My Name Is Bear, and it’s the ideal aphorism for these songs and voice …
