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By Paul Stallard technology PR agency blog on Apr 23, 2014 in: PR, culture
The representation of what a PR agency stands for, how it behaves and how it views the world is incredibly important. I am a firm believer that agencies with strong and positive cultures are more vibrant, dynamic and confident and ultimately attract...
By Gawker on Apr 22, 2014 in: michelle obama, music, barack obama, culture
Barack and Michelle Obama have added their voices to the public grieving of Frankie Knuckles, the Chicago house pioneer who died last month at age 59 . Knuckles' frequent production partner David Morales shared via Facebook a letter addressed to Knu...
Welcome to The Vine, where every week I strive to bring you updates from around the pro-life community to help you keep up with the ever constant battle to save lives. If you aren’t plugged-in, it is my sincere hope that The Vine will allow you to...
Going into Dan Sickles and Antonio Santini's debut feature Mala Mala, I wondered if I was about to watch 2014's answer to Jennie Livingston's controversial classic Paris Is Burning. Read more...
By Gawker on Apr 17, 2014 in: culture, interviews
The premise of Ira Sachs' sixth feature, Love Is Strange, recalls a type of story we read in the news with increasing frequency: George (Alfred Molina) marries his husband Ben (John Lithgow) and loses his job teaching at a Catholic school as a result...
By A New Life in Costa Rica on Apr 13, 2014 in: Art, Culture
These uh... shadow boxes were my favorite at the art festival. The detail was fantastic. So much color. So much fun!
By A New Life in Costa Rica on Apr 12, 2014 in: Culture, Plants
Hubby and I have been waiting and watching for it, the first flowering of the season in the neighborhood coffee fields. Yesterday morning the dogs and I discovered the first flowers right on the edge of our own front lawn. Our neighbor has about a do...