Stagings offer artistic ardor, great rewards

Cankerblossom. What's most remarkable about Pig Iron Theatre Company's first foray into the family-theater market is its timing. This was the summer that 3-D entertainment burgeoned in popular culture. So along comes Pig Iron Theatre Company with Cankerblossom, its through-the-looking-glass visit to Flatworld, a 2-D land populated by the extraordinary cardboard puppetry of Beth Nixon (a ...

Paris, Antarctica and Shopping

http://www.JewishWorldReview.com | Human beings wander around. Even when they are in a perfectly safe and lovely place, our species goes somewhere else. Ants exhibit more rational travel behavior than humans. Ants seek food so all their travel is essentially a shopping trip.

Modern take on ancient Egypt is boon to visitors

Reprising the library that made Alexandria the seat of knowledge in the ancient world, Bibliotheca Alexandrina includes museums and a planetarium.

The Shadow Over Obama's Address

As President Obama announced the end of the U.S. combat mission in Iraq, he acknowledged his predecessor and revealed he had phoned him before the speech. Mark McKinnon on why Obama would do well to learn more from Bush.

Eat your heart out, Samson: Troy's hair worth $1M

His hair has its own website, so is it any wonder Troy Polamalu's long, flowing tresses are now insured by Lloyd's of London?