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    Dec 3, 2012 |Story| WTXX-LTV

  1. Sigur Ros Valtari Film Experiment This Friday at Real Art Ways in Hartford

    Is there better cold weather music out there than what's being made by Iceland's Sigur Ros? Possibly. But I'm going wtih them.
    Is there better cold weather music out there than what's being made by Iceland's Sigur Ros? Possibly. But I'm going wtih them. Head to Real Art Ways in Hartford on Friday for a screening of Valtari, an experimental film project involving a dozen...

    Tags: Entertainment, Real Art Ways, Music, John Cameron Mitchell

    2. Dec 19, 2012 |Story| WTXX-LTV

  2. CT.com's Best Albums of 2012

    Is it us or was 2012 the year of streaming music? It seems like most everyone we know is now listening to music — new music, old music, super-obscure music, pop bubble gum, the latest releases, old-school hip-hop, brutal metal, avant classical, out jazz, indie flavor-of-the-day, guilty pleasures, and almost everything else — on Spotify, Pandora or Rdio or some other streaming service. (Trent Reznor is supposed to launch yet another music-streaming site early next year, this one with supposedly new ways of helping listeners navigate the overwhelming volume of music that's available.) Except for those music-giant holdouts who haven't yet permitted the licensing of their choicest songs — Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, the Kinks, um, Bob Seger — it's all basically out there. That means that music fans, especially the older kind who like new music but never quite learned to embrace the outlaw thrill of file-sharing, can get a taste of what 2012 sounds like without all of those so-2008 encumbrances like MP3 players or hard drives or, god forbid, CDs. In some ways the near-limitlessness of streaming music has served to reinforce whatever genre bubble many of us were already stuck in. Many of us have listened to more new music in 2012 than in years. And so when it came time to assemble our list of music-you-should-have-heard 2012, this year was maybe a little easier. But at the same time, the flood of good new releases forces us to steer clear of making any definitive or comprehensive statement about the nature of music in 2012. Our list, as you can see, is pretty skewed toward indie rock and metal. That's where our preferences lie. Jazz, hip-hop, country, classical and a million other subgenres go mostly overlooked here. But the ether flows with more new music — in all those genres — than you could probably listen to in a lifetime. If you've never heard of these titles, check out something that might be unexpected. If this music leaves you scratching your head, questioning our good taste, let us know what struck your ears as awesome this year.
    Is it us or was 2012 the year of streaming music? It seems like most everyone we know is now listening to music — new music, old music, super-obscure music, pop bubble gum, the latest releases, old-school hip-hop, brutal metal, avant classical,...

    Tags: Arts and Culture, Ghosts (supernatural entities), Popular Music (genre), Crazy Horse (music group), Artists

    3. Nov 15, 2012 |Story| Hartford Courant

  3. Icelandic Actor Puts Chill In Musical 'Grinch' At Bushnell

    <em>"G&oacute;&eth;an daginn,"</em> says Stefan Karl, returning the "good morning" greeting in his native Icelandic language.
    The Hartford Courant
    "Góðan daginn," says Stefan Karl, returning the "good morning" greeting in his native Icelandic language. Karl, who stars in the holiday musical "Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas," was speaking from Indianapolis by phone where he is...

    Tags: Arts and Culture, Long Wharf Theatre, Hartford Stage, Music Theater, Entertainment

    4. Oct 30, 2012 |Story| Coastline Pilot

  4. Trend Watch: Pairing acupuncture with shopping

    Acupuncture and shopping may not be seem like obvious retail partners, but at Glow Boutique + Wellness in Laguna, they mix quite harmoniously.
    Acupuncture and shopping may not be seem like obvious retail partners, but at Glow Boutique + Wellness in Laguna, they mix quite harmoniously. Taryn Freeman and Gina Negri Klebanoff paired up on the concept, and call the shop a place to feel good both...

    Tags: Nordstrom, Z Gallerie, Newspaper and Magazine, Apple iPad, Entertainment

    5. Sep 27, 2012 |Story| Tribune Media Services

  5. Iceland digs 'Deep' for Oscar: Kormakur's film will vie for foreign-lingo nom

    Variety
    By Leo Barraclough LONDON -- The Icelandic Film and Television Academy has selected Baltasar Kormakur's "The Deep" to rep the country in the foreign-language film category of the Academy Awards. The pic, which screened at the Toronto Film Festival, is...

    Tags: Arts and Culture, Movies, Awards and Prizes, Entertainment, Culture

    6. Sep 11, 2012 |Column| Daily American

  6. Sit down, order a Select, and enjoy

    "The Bartender's Tale" by Ivan Doig, Riverhead Books, 387 pages, $27.95.   Rusty Harry tells the story of life with his father, Tom Harry, owner of the Medicine Lodge bar in Gros Ventre, Montana.   Rusty's parents divorced when he was a baby and his...
    7. Sep 5, 2012 |Story| HB Independent

  7. Haakenson: 'Cold Thoughts' movie to make debut

    Timmy Turner's long-awaited film "Cold Thoughts" debuts Thursday night at Huntington Beach High School's Academy for the Performing Arts auditorium, so don't think twice about seeing it. Turner is Huntington Beach's own surfer-turned-filmmaker, and a...

    Tags: Movies, Entertainment, Physical Fitness and Exercise

    8. Aug 23, 2012 |Story| KTLA-LTV

  8. Autism Risk Linked to Dad's Age, Study Shows

    Scientists have pinpointed a likely source for many cases of autism and schizophrenia: Men who become fathers later in life pass on more brand-new genetic mutations to their offspring.
    KTLA News
    Scientists have pinpointed a likely source for many cases of autism and schizophrenia: Men who become fathers later in life pass on more brand-new genetic mutations to their offspring. The finding buttresses observations from population studies that...

    Tags: University of California, Los Angeles, Chemical Industry, Arts and Culture, Schizophrenia, Behavioral Conditions

    9. Aug 16, 2012 |Story| WPIX-LTV

  9. NY to Moscow Flight Makes Emergency Landing After Bomb Threat

    A call claiming a bomb was aboard a Moscow bound passenger jet flying from John F. Kennedy Airport Thursday forced the plane to land in <span id="lw_1345149132_0" class="yshortcuts cs4-visible">Iceland</span>, according to reports.&nbsp;
    @WPIX
    A call claiming a bomb was aboard a Moscow bound passenger jet flying from John F. Kennedy Airport Thursday forced the plane to land in Iceland, according to reports.  The anonymous caller told a law enforcement agency in New York that there were five...

    Tags: Kennedy Airport, Explosions, Emergency Incidents, Air Transportation Delays, Moscow (Russia)

    10. Jul 23, 2012 |Story| KDAF-LTV

  10. Alzheimer's Progress: Exciting year may yield new treatments

    Few people have seen&nbsp; Alzheimer's&nbsp; as up-close and personal as Joanne Bara.
    CW33 News
    Few people have seen  Alzheimer's  as up-close and personal as Joanne Bara. Alzheimer's  claimed her mom Mira at the age of 74. Joanna said Alzheimer's turned her mom from a sweetie to a meanie and then three months later her dad Donald was diagnosed....

    Tags: Alzheimer's Disease, Chemical Industry, Pharmaceuticals, Medical Research

    11. Aug 8, 2012 |Story| Tribune Media Services

  11. Producers Lab set for Toronto: Co-production event hosts 24 int'l producers

    Variety
    BERLIN -- The third edition of Producers Lab Toronto will take place during the Toronto Film Festival from Sept. 5-8 with 24 European and Canadian producers looking for co-production partners. The program selects 12 producers from Europe and 12 from...

    Tags: Arts and Culture, Festive Events, Movies, Entertainment, Europe

    12. Jun 8, 2012 |Story| Tribune Media Services

  12. Great Scott's go-to crew: Billion-Dollar Production Team: 'Prometheus'

    Variety
    In April 2011, when director Ridley Scott was a third of the way into principal photography on "Prometheus" at London's Pinewood Studios, the producers faced a critical decision. With the Arab Spring uprisings spreading across North Africa and the...

    Tags: Ridley Scott, Tony Scott, Arab Spring, Prometheus (movie), Movies

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