Renovation revolves around inherited art and furniture - Shreveport Times

Renovation revolves around inherited art and furniture Shreveport Times And moving from a 1700-square-foot home to a 3000-square-foot one. The move and the space became necessary in 2003 when they inherited Shreveport artist Gwen Norsworthy's large art collection, including mammoth-sized canvases and sculptures by her and ...

Staged Enron fails to capture real-life drama - Calgary Herald

Staged Enron fails to capture real-life drama Calgary Herald It might be what you call an office furniture play - but what office furniture! It's almost as if Marie Antoinette herself were put in charge of this joint, and that same sort of spare-no-expense approach appears to have been Theatre Calgary's take on ... and more »

Review: Giant (theater review) | Dallas Theater Center | Dee and Charles Wyly ... - TheaterJones Performing Arts News in North Texas

TheaterJones Performing Arts News in North Texas

Review: Giant (theater review) | Dallas Theater Center | Dee and Charles Wyly ... TheaterJones Performing Arts News in North Texas We are at the welcome home barbecue for a newly married couple. Ranch owner Bick Benedict (Aaron Lazar) has impetuously married Virginia native Leslie Lynnton (Kate Baldwin) and brought her to Texas. For fans of the film, Lazar is not Rock Hudson and ... and more »

Park City's Finest: The 20 Movies That Rocked Sundance and Slamdance - Grantland (blog)

Park City's Finest: The 20 Movies That Rocked Sundance and Slamdance Grantland (blog) After bingeing last week at the Sundance Film Festival (and its underrated sidekick, Slamdance), I can now expound on the next wave of cinematic treasures months before they hit the local art-house theater, casually destroying any friends who believe ... and more »

Communities nationwide ask Trader Joe's to choose them - Greensboro News & Record

Communities nationwide ask Trader Joe's to choose them Greensboro News & Record The possibility of landing a Trader Joe's prompted one Arizona city to kick in $2 million last year to help a developer lure the trendy grocer, triggered a rivalry between Texas neighborhoods vying to host Dallas' first “TJ's,” and spurred one ... and more »