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Stay Awake for the Ten O'Clock Show (San Diego Reader) “Theater matters because it’s the only place where one can find hope. Films are manufactured for us, but in the theater, the actors and the audience are getting together to manufacture a narrative, and to me, that’s where hope resides.” Entertainment Calendar (The Daily News) Compiled by The Daily News THURSDAY, AUG. 28 Stone Temple Pilots return to the stage (The Pantagraph) One of the year's biggest rock reunion tours will be making its lone downstate appearance Wednesday night in Bloomington's U.S. Cellular Coliseum. The WB is back starring Plano graduate! (Plano Courier) The WB is back in a different way with the launch of a new web series, “Sorority Forever” premiering on theWB.com on Sept. 8. Each episode will only be two minutes long and will run for two months ending in October. The Smash of Civilizations (Middle East Online) President Bush's supporters have talked endlessly about his global war on terrorism as a ‘clash of civilizations’. But the civilization we are in the process of destroying in Iraq is part of our own heritage. It is also part of the world's patrimony, says Chalmers Johnson . The Past Destroyed: Five Years Later (Electronic Iraq) On April 11, 12, 13, and 14, 2003, the United States Army and United States Marine Corps disgraced themselves and the country they represent in Baghdad, Iraq's capital city. The Smash of Civilizations (Baltimore Chronicle & Sentinel) August 24, 2008— I n the months before he ordered the invasion of Iraq, George Bush and his senior officials spoke of preserving Iraq's "patrimony" for the Iraqi people. At a time when talking about Iraqi oil was taboo, what he meant by patrimony was exactly that -- Iraqi oil. The Week Ahead: Aug. 24-30 (New York Times) The usual line on Carl Theodor Dreyer ’s 1943 film “DAY OF WRATH” is that it’s a masterpiece, distinguished by its grand scenes (love, death, religion, the supernatural) and auteurist signatures (chiaroscuro lighting, gliding camera movements, deliberate pacing). Local entertainment notes (The Herald News) Metropolitan Youth Symphony Orchestra: 6 to 8:30 p.m. Aug. 27. MYSO has openings in the following sections of the orchestra: Weekend Guide (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) A list of things to do this weekend. |
