Beloved arts facility Poets House suspends operations

A California man ended up in a brawl with a bear to save his best friend – a pit bull named “Buddy,” according to reports. Buddy was playing outside Kaleb Benham’s Nevada County home the day before Thanksgiving when Benham heard a growl and saw a bear had the dog in its mouth, CBS 13 Sacramento reported.

Damon Albarn has said the UK government’s response to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic shows they have “no empathy with the arts.”Speaking to PA News ahead of a series of virtual Gorillaz gigs, Albarn said: “This present government has no empathy with the arts whatsoever and sadly that is a really important part of British culture. It is an essential part of British culture.“We live in a pretty fucking miserable country at times and we need our arts to uplift us.

Queen Elizabeth is sadly facing a loss in the family.

The Queen is reportedly mourning the loss of her beloved dog Vulcan.

Puerto Rico, Algarín and his family came to New York City when he was a child.After Algarín had returned to New York with degrees from the University of Wisconsin and Pennsylvania State University, he held gatherings with other poets in his apartment in the early 1970s, exploring Puerto Rican identity and other themes.Out of that was created the Nuyorican Poets Café, which by 1981 had moved to a building on Manhattan's lower east side where it remains.“Miguel was a brilliant poet, an influential

Spoiler alert! Do not proceed if you have not watched Thursday’s episode of “Grey’s Anatomy”.

«another person from Meredith's past returns» after Patrick Dempsey's McDreamy shocker, and the ABC medical drama wasn't playing around with its latest cast surprise. As Meredith's (Ellen Pompeo) COVID-19 battle continued, she was reunited in her beachside dreamscape with George O'Malley (T.R.

SPOILER ALERT: The story includes a detail about tonight’s episode of Grey’s Anatomy.

sex has been jailed for seven years.Martial arts fan Steven Ordish preyed on two women between 2013 and 2018 in Clydebank as well as Balloch, both West Dunbartonshire.The 42 year-old was today sentenced at the High Court in Glasgow having earlier been convicted of raping both women.Ordish, also of Clydebank, had been found guilty of four charges in October.He had originally stood trial in February this year before the case was halted.Jurors heard how he had met the first victim - a 36 year-old

I’m A Celebrity star Vernon Kay was left heartbroken after his wife Tess Daly accidentally killed their beloved dog Minnie. The couple faced ‘every dog owner’s worst nightmare’ after the adorable Maltese Shih Tzu bolted in front of their Range Rover while Tess was at the wheel.

IATSE is hailing the Canadian government’s efforts to save its arts and entertainment sector during the Covid-19 pandemic through loans and wage subsidies in what is being billed as Canada’s largest economic relief package since World War II. The plan, which still is working its way through the legislative process, also would require international digital companies like Netflix to remit federal sales tax on digital sales.

Republican U.S. House candidates shattered expectations in the 2020 election, in part because independents and some Democratic voters "connected the dots" between liberal Democratic governance and the economic deterioration in their communities, according to one GOP lawmaker.

Christmas due to the pandemic, a social enterprise is hoping to help with the launch of a new beer.

Goodbye present. Lori Loughlin gave her Fuller House co-star Candace Cameron Bure a gift before she went to prison for her part in the nationwide college admissions scandal.

Gordon Cox Theater EditorA series of immersive audioplays performed and mixed live, using tech developed by theatrical sound designers and engineers. A summer festival’s entire season of new plays and classics released on Audible.

Jessica Kiang War is blood and bombs and politics, but not in Alina Gorlova’s fascinating, fraught documentary “This Rain Will Never Stop.” Elliptically following 20-year-old Andriy Suleiman, a student Red Cross worker who “left one war for another” when his family fled Hasukah, Syria for his mother’s hometown of Lysychansk, Ukraine, this defiantly oblique, uncannily composed film instead reduces actual conflict to a dully thunderous, far-off roar.