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Today, while touring a display of the works of blown glass artist Dale Chihuly, I was struck by a written summary of his work. Chihuly, a plaque on th...

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Sure, it was just a matter of time until I wrote a blog about Jim Morrison and The Doors.   I’ve spent the past few weeks immersed in an audio ...

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Tonight I started reading Donald Miller’s latest book, A Million Miles in a Thousand Years. I’m only a few chapters in, but so far it’s about some fil...

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I went to my first Beatles concert tonight. Sort of, I guess. The Nashville area is fortunate to have a group called “The WannaBeatles” that does an ...

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Some books just do not need sequels. Most, as a matter of fact. And let's not even talk about movies at this point.During my recent vacation I read a ...

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Revolutionary Road, starring Leonardo di Caprio and Kate Winslet, is a flawless yet dangerous film. Flawless in its dialogue, cinematography, musical ...

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Let me get ths out of the way first, to the dismay of some of you: I just don't have it in me for American Idol anymore. Not that I was ever a faithfu...

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The film The Reader was a compelling selection for two people who love literature and are intrigued by World War II-era story lines, so it won out las...

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