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Monster Hunter 3 yesterday at the Capcom/Pasela "Hunter's Banquet G" event in Tokyo. The multiplayer action RPG, which drew epic lines at the Tokyo Game Show, will be released this summer. Famitsu promises a full report of the event upcoming, but this is likely to be the biggest news out of it!
We assumed that MH3 wouldn't be released until some time after April, because Capcom is including a demo with Monster Hunter G, which comes out April 23. We're surprised that Capcom isn't holding this back until the fall, since this is likely to be the company's (or anybody's) biggest release of the year.
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Israel's ambassador to the United Nations Ron Prosor spoke on Friday during a discussion on counter-terrorism at the UN Security Council.
In his remarks, Ambassador Prosor said terrorism to a "growth industry," with a "business development arm" and a "human resources division." He said:
"Chapter Seven of the United Nations Charter sets out the Security Council's powers to maintain peace. There is no greater threat to international stability than those who use fundamentalism to advance their personal ideologies and agendas. It is time for the international community to unite and put terrorism out of business. The Security Council must further utilize Chapter Seven of the Charter to force terrorist groups to file for Chapter Seven bankruptcy. The failure to do so would be nothing less than moral bankruptcy."
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"We face the frightening possibility that Hezbollah could soon get its hands on Syria's vast stockpiles of chemical weapons. The threat of game-changing weapons reaching Hezbollah is substantiated by Nasrallah himself, who yesterday said – and one should listen very carefully – I quote, 'Syria will give the resistance special weapons it never had before.' This Council must act today, not tomorrow. We will not allow Hezbollah – and I'd like to emphasize this clearly – to test our resolve."
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Starting the 7th of Cheshvan in the Jewish calendar, Jews in Israel will start inserting the formal request for rain in the 9th blessing of the Amidah prayer.
Doctors are predicting minimal long-term disability to Yehudah Glick following surgery today.
Sweden and John Kerry would make wonderful partners to get lost in the same maze.
Pictured is an IDF ceremony for graduates of the "Little Heroes" foundation, which works to integrate kids with special needs in society, on October 30, 2014. The annual ceremony is in cooperation with the Logistics Corps in order to strengthen the connection between the IDF and the special needs community.
"It's serious, there are now genuine questions being asked about whether we will be able to vote Labor next May."
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He is not in a coma and may undergo another operation today.
Israel's anti-Netanyahu media might regret their wishes if early elections are held.
Authorities in Peru this week arrested a suspected Hezbollah terrorist who planned to murder Jews. Lebanese citizen Mohammed Hamden was in possession of explosives and other materials when he was arrested, according to the Peruvian Interior Ministry. Police found traces of TNT, detonators and other explosive devices in his apartment. Reports indicate that the suspect […]
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Foreign Minister Lieberman may be playing "chicken." What happens if France follows Sweden?
Conference of Jewish groups chided the Obama administration for the nasty comments made about Bibi.
Starting the 7th of Cheshvan in the Jewish calendar, Jews in Israel will start inserting the formal request for rain in the 9th blessing of the Amidah prayer.
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Doctors reported as of 8 p.m. (2 p.m. EDT) Thursday night that there is a "very small" improvement in the condition of Yehuda Glick, gunned down by an Arab terrorists Wednesday night, but that he still is in critical condition and his life remains in danger.
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Arab rioters threw firecrackers at Border Police in the Old City in Jerusalem Thursday and lightly wounded at least one tourist. Police arrested one Arab youth. Earlier in the day, Arabs hurled rocks at a bus in eastern Jerusalem. No property damage or injuries were reported, and one Arab was arrested. In the Jabel Mukaber […]
The Islamic Jihad was thrilled with the shooting of Temple Mount activist Yehuda Glick and said "he got what he deserved, the Mann reported. Daoud Shihab, Islamic Jihad spokesperson, told Ma'an that attempted murder of Glick, who is in critical condition as of this moment, was a "natural response" to defend Jerusalem" and the Al-Aqsa […]
The father and brother of the Islamic Jihad terrorist who allegedly shot Temple Mount activist Yehudah Glick were arrested Thursday in Silwan.
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The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport has finally landed a low-cost carrier: Frontier Airlines.
Frontier will launch a daily flight between Denver International Airport on May 17.
"We are proud to offer this additional nonstop connection to Denver and the west coast for our business and leisure passengers in the region," said Candace McGraw, chief executive officer of CVG, in a press release.
The new flight will operate on a 168-seat Airbus 320, and to kick off the new service, Frontier is offering introductory fares at $99 each way.
Earlier this month, Frontier announced it was pulling out of Dayton International Airport on May 31. Frontier dropped from two daily Denver-to-Dayton flights to one flight on Jan. 3.
Landing a low-cost carrier like Frontier has been a significant goal for the CVG Airport, which has long been dominated by Delta Air Lines Inc. The airport regularly has the highest airfare in the nation.
"The board has been working to address the needs of travelers in our three-state region," said Jim Huff, chairman of the Kenton County Airport Board. "This new service, combined with our existing flight schedule, demonstrates how we're looking for new opportunities for both the public and our airline partners."
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Ethan Dysert couldn't have picked a better time to break out of a scoring slump.
The senior captain of defending WPIAL Class AAA boys soccer champion Upper St. Clair, Dysert had the go-ahead goal in the 73rd minute to give the Panthers a 2-1 win against Pine-Richland in a WPIAL semifinal Wednesday night at Chartiers Valley.
"He's been struggling for a long time to put the ball in the net," Upper St. Clair coach Uwe Schneider said. "Then, scoring a goal like this, it's huge. Just unbelievable. He's got all the talent — he just hadn't been finishing lately. But to step up and finish in a game like this?"
With less than eight minutes to go in a tied contest, Dysert ran across the penalty box off a throw-in from Garrett Blake.
Blake, a sophomore, expertly tossed the ball from deep near the left-wing corner to just in front of the left side of the net. Dysert deftly headed the ball into the far corner past Pine-Richland goalie Grant Goldberg.
"An incredible feeling. Nothing like it," Dysert said. "Last year, we had (Mike) Worthy as our captain; he was the one that was out here leading us. Now, I got to fill in that space, and I feel good about it. I feel confident leading this team."
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"He's a big, strong kid in the middle," Rams coach Jon Conner said. "The score off the header, I think he probably would have won that ball. That's the way it goes."
Pine-Richland will play Peters Township in the WPIAL consolation game Saturday. The winner earns the third PIAA tournament berth from the WPIAL.
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Sheri Criswell has a heart for children and, apparently, for nonprofit work. The 19-year American Diabetes Association veteran recently accepted the position of executive director of Dreams Come True.
Criswell, who was executive director of the ADA's North Florida/South Georgia chapter for nearly nine years, said she heard about the job when someone on the organization's board talked to her about it.
"I wasn't looking for a job," she said, "but I was compelled by the mission."
The mission: fulfilling the dreams of children with life-threatening illnesses.
Criswell said her nonprofit experience has given her a greater appreciation for every aspect of the nonprofit business. She is grateful for the learning experiences she's had under a number of "very bright people."
In addition to her time at the American Diabetes Association, she worked for Junior Achievement in Gainesville after graduating from the University of Florida with a bachelor's in business and marketing.
Coming into the new job, she said she is fortunate to be working with an organization that has a very solid foundation.
"There are no major challenges," she said. "The economy is not what we would have wanted, so giving is down at all nonprofits. But when you look at what we do out of this small dream house — we just fulfilled our 3,000th dream. In the past six months, we fulfilled 98 dreams; that's 32 more than in the same period of time last year."
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Atlanta, GA (Sports Network) - Andrelton Simmons' two-out, bases-loaded double in the eighth inning was the difference, as the Atlanta Braves edged the St. Louis Cardinals, 2-0, in the middle tilt of a three-game series at Turner Field.
Randy Choate (1-1) started the eighth by walking Freddie Freeman. He struck out Evan Gattis before Brian McCann chased him from the mound with a base hit to center. Trevor Rosenthal fanned Dan Uggla then walked Chris Johnson to load the bases. Simmons' clutch line drive to center gave the Braves a 2-0 lead.
"I don't really feel bad about the way I pitched, it's just disappointing to leave them on," said Choate. "They just laid off some good pitches."
Luis Avilan (3-0) pitched a perfect eighth inning to earn the win after relieving Julio Teheran, who scattered just two hits over seven stellar frames. Craig Kimbrel worked a 1-2-3 ninth to collect his 30th save.
"It's a big win every time we beat a team like that," said Johnson. "We have a tremendous about of respect for the ball club over there, anytime you can beat them you're doing things right."
Matt Holliday and Jon Jay each had doubles for the only hits of the day for the Cardinals, who have lost their last two after winning four straight games.
Cardinals starter Joe Kelly, who hadn't pitched since July 12, had an effective outing. He scattered seven hits with three walks over 6 1/3 innings.
Atlanta, which finished just 1-for-7 with runners in scoring position, had quality chances to put runs on the board but failed to do so.
Uggla drew a two-out walk in the fourth and Johnson followed with a base hit to put runners on the corners, but Simmons grounded out to short to end the inning.
The Braves had a golden opportunity in the seventh when they had the bases loaded with one out. Seth Maness replaced Kelly to face Justin Upton, who swung at the first pitch he saw and grounded into an inning-ending double play.
Thanks to Teheran dealing, the Cardinals best chance to score came in the fifth inning.
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Actress Simran re-enters cinema after a gap of three years. Director Hari, famed for making masala entertainers with rural backdrops, has roped her in for his new film titled "Seval" (Rooster). His previous film Suriya-starrer "Vel" was a stupendous success.
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Simran is given a 'vital' role. Whether she will play Bharat's sister or sister-in-law is suspense.
Hari thinks the title is catchy. The film is an action-packed entertainer with the right mix of sentiments and comedy like his earlier films.
This is the first time Hari is teaming up with Bharat after working with big stars like Vikram, Suriya and Vishal.
Vadivelu and Hari are inseparable. He is to don the role of the hero's bachelor companion.
'Chittappa' Sampathraj, the fastest rising villain in Kollywood, is to play the bad guy along with Shanmugharajan.
Hari also retains his favorite team of cameraman Priyan, Editor V.T. Vijayan, art director Kadhir and stunt master Rocky Rajesh. G.V. Prakash composes music for the new film which is to be produced by Jinna Creations. Jinna is a leading film distributor.
Simran made Delhi her home after her marriage three years ago and lived there with her husband and child. TV offers made her rethink on her decision to say goodbye to acting. Retuning to Chennai, she has taken up two TV projects. One of them is Pyramid Saimira's "Simran Thirai" (Jaya TV) which is becoming increasingly popular.
Simran attended the pooja without make-up. She looked as natural as a young mother with a child. She was wearing white power glasses.
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"Seval" is her second film with Hari as the director. She was the heroin in his first film "Tamizh".
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Byrd scores 22, Purdue upends No. 17 Wisconsin
D.J. Byrd scored 16 of his 22 points in the second half and Purdue upset No. 17 Wisconsin 69-56 Sunday afternoon.
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D.J. Byrd scored 16 of his 22 points in the second half and Purdue upset No. 17 Wisconsin 69-56 Sunday afternoon.
Terone Johnson added 16 points for the Boilermakers (14-15, 7-9 Big Ten), who had lost three straight road games and four of five overall. Purdue took control with a 21-3 run in the second half during which Byrd had nine points and Johnson eight.
Jared Berggren scored 13 points and Ryan Evans and Sam Dekker had 10 apiece for the Badgers (20-9, 11-5), who had won six of their previous seven.
The loss left Wisconsin barely clinging to title hopes in the tightly contested Big Ten: The Badgers need to win their final two games, Thursday at No. 9 Michigan State and next Sunday at Penn State, and get a lot of help to claim a share of their first conference championship since 2007-08.
Byrd hit three 3-pointers and Johnson added four baskets in the decisive 21-3 run as Purdue pulled away, silenced the crowd at Kohl Center and won here for the first time since January 2009.
The Badgers, who had won each of their previous three games by at least 20 points, missed five of six shots from the field and committed four turnovers in the 7:31 stretch as they fell behind 54-45.
That was a common theme in the second half: The Badgers shot 50 percent from the floor in the opening 20 minutes, but hit just 29.6 percent of their shots (8 of 27) after halftime. Wisconsin missed its final 18 3-pointers, including all 12 of its attempts in the second half.
Another 3-pointer by Byrd with 6:14 to play extended Purdue's lead back out to nine at 59-50, and the Boilermakers scored 10 of the final 16 points.
Evans had two jumpers and Dekker and George Marshall added 3-pointers in a 10-0 run that gave the Badgers a 12-point lead at 29-17, but the Boilermakers came back to trail 36-31 at halftime.
Berggren then scored Wisconsin's first six points after the break, with his driving layup putting the home team ahead by nine at 42-33.
Purdue answered again - and then some.
Purdue's Sandi Marcius scored eight of his 10 points in the second half as he scored in double figures for just the second time this season - he had 11 against Hofstra back on Nov. 11.
It was the first time in Wisconsin coach Bo Ryan's 12-year tenure that the Badgers lost on their senior day.
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A Winnipeg gang member who provided key testimony in a jailhouse murder case has been sentenced to 11 years behind bars for his role in the death.
Jeffrey Bruyere pleaded guilty to manslaughter last year after justice officials agreed to drop a second-degree murder charge. He returned to court Wednesday for sentencing.
The case involves the May 2006 death of Sheldon McKay, a two-time convicted killer who was a prominent member of the Indian Posse. Bruyere, 35, and several other men were arrested in 2009 following a lengthy police investigation.
Last year, a jury found Raymond Chartrand guilty of second-degree murder for the attack, thanks largely to evidence provided by Bruyere. Chartrand was given a mandatory life sentence and his parole eligibility was raised to 15 years from the minimum of 10.
Two other accused, Adrian Young and Raymond Armstrong, admitted to manslaughter and were given 12 year sentences.
Bruyere, 44, told court he stood guard and watched as the deadly beating occurred. He said an internal gang decision was made to kill McKay because of increasing concerns about his ability to run the gang.
Staff discovered McKay, 30, dead in his cell after he failed to show up for a planned visit with his girlfriend and two children. An autopsy found he asphyxiated.
McKay was serving a life sentence for manslaughter for his part in a gang-related attack.
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Reuters Market Eye - Shares of software services exporters rally with Tata Consultancy Services Ltd (TCS.NS) hitting a record high, on hopes earnings will look up in fiscal 2014 on the back of an improving global economy.
Gains come a day after industry body, the National Association of Software and Services Companies (Nasscom), forecasts exports from the software services sector will grow 12-14 percent in 2013/14 to as much as $87 billion.
Infosys Ltd (INFY.NS) shares gain 1.21 percent, while HCL Technologies Ltd (HCLT.NS) rises 3.53 percent.
TCS shares gain 2 percent, earlier hitting an all-time high of 1,441.65 rupees, after Nielsen Holdings NV (NLSN.N), best known for its TV ratings, increased the size of its contract with India's largest software service exporter to $2.5 billion from $1 billion.
"This reinforces TCS's positioning further in the large deal market and improves confidence in FY14 growth," HSBC said in a note dated on Tuesday.
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What About the Jackson Children?
By Brooke Tarnoff Posted Jun 26th 2009 08:51AM
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In the wake of shocking news of pop superstar Michael Jackson's death, many are left wondering about the fate of his three children. Early reports by RadarOnline suggest that Jackson's mother Katherine will assume custody of the children.
Prince Michael Jr., 12, Paris Katherine, 11, and 7-year-old Prince Michael Jackson II are currently in their grandmother's care. TMZ reports that the children have expressed a desire to remain with Katherine. "The kids are very upset, but the are fine," Jackson's manager, Frank DiLeo, told PEOPLE.
However, a swirl of other reports suggest that the question of custody will be more complicated.
According to TMZ, Jackson's ex-wife Debbie Rowe has the legal right to obtain custody of Paris and Michael Jr., the two children she bore for the singer. It was previously believed that Rowe gave up custody of the kids during a legal battle in 2005, and the judge at the hearing initially ruled her rights terminated. But Judge Stephen Lachs later reversed his decision.
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Jackson and Rowe were married briefly, but divorced six months after the birth of their daughter. Jackson had custody of both children originally, though Rowe sued the singer in 2006 in an attempt to regain custody. Jackson and Rowe settled out of court for undisclosed terms, with Jackson retaining custody.
Jackson's youngest son, nicknamed Blanket, was carried by a surrogate mother in Europe whose name has not been released. It's unknown who would get custody of him.
"When you're talking about children, the first question is: What's in the best interest of those children?" says NBC News' legal analyst Dan Abrams. "Some people will say, 'Well, [Rowe] gave up custody.' But that doesn't mean forever. Now that Michael Jackson has died, she can certainly come back into the picture and say, 'Wait a second. It is in the best interests of the children to be back with me.' "
While Jackson had claimed that his eldest children were conceived naturally, Debbie Rowe contends that Michael, Jr. and Paris were conceived through artificial insemination with donated sperm.
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Kendall Jenner's perfect life hit a speed bump -- in the form of a zit.
KJ's slight imperfection was on display Friday at LAX ... proving she's just like every other 18-year-old.
And then she most likely hopped in her luxury SUV and drove to her mansion to nap on a bed of money.
Looks like a girlfight to me
Well you finally did it - I've always said TMZ would report on one of the Kartrashians having a pimple!
This is what it has come down to. Time to un-bookmark this site I think.
That's not a pimple. Its herpes from slobbing on one of her many boyfriends.
the whole family--they are pimples on the face of society.
Really tho? Kmzero?
not just 18 year olds that get them as shown by all the greasy fat guys that work at tmz
Punch her in the face. That'll pop it. Problem solved.
I have a pimple too...and it didn't come from giving blow jobs
Slow gossip day?
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Here we are, smack dab in the middle of the New York Film Festival and entering its second, and even better, week. Have you seen anything great? No worries, there's still so much more, a never-ending barrage of films from all over the world. We have documentaries and fiction films, and many that blur the boundaries. Some of the works this week feature historical figures you may know well, and others focus on outsiders who you should get acquainted with. We have Shakespeare and Daft Punk, motorcycles and classical art, and drama and comedy. Again, as with last week, a few guidelines are in order. The bigger films are not included — which specifically means that Paul Thomas Anderson's "Inherent Vice" is not mentioned here, most importantly because I've not seen it yet, but also because the film will be explored at greater length in a review to be published next week. The focus here is on some of the smaller films and lesser-known directors you might have missed on the schedule. Click on the slideshow to see our complete guide to week two at the New York Film Festival. Under-the-Radar: A Guide to the New York Film FestivalSelect Photo Gallery: Slideshow: A Preview of New York Film Festival Week 2Published: October 3, 2014 Read full article here
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Sculpture Takes the Spotlight at Sotheby'sIn a rare double-whammy of art market fortune, Sotheby's will be offering two 20th-century masterworks of breathtaking sculpture at its November 4 evening sale of Impressionist and Modern art. The earlier offering, Amedeo Modigliani's iconic, 28 ¾ inch high carved stone "Tete" from 1911-12, first exhibited at the Salon d'Automne, 10e Exposition at the Grand Palais in Paris in 1912, carries an unpublished estimate in excess of $45 million. The sculpture was first acquired directly from the artist by the British sculptor Sir Augustus John in 1912 and has changed hands only twice since then, residing in UK and Belgian private collections. It has not been on public view since a 1955 Modigliani exhibition at the Kunsthalle in Bern, Switzerland. Another variant of the ancient looking caryatid or high priestess, "Tete" from circa 1910-12 and slightly smaller at 25.2 inches, sold at Christie's Paris in June 2010 for a then record €43,185,000/$52,328,328. The piece carried modest pre-sale expectations of €4-6 million and the price realized stunned the market. Other carved versions of the 25 elongated female heads that were conceived and created by the artist as a decorative ensemble reside at the Metropolitan Museum of Art as well as the National Gallery of Art in Washington and the Tate Gallery in London. This example is considered to be the finest one remaining in private hands. Modigliani sculptures at auction rarely appear. A smaller example from the series, the 9.3 inch high "Tete," sold at Sotheby's London in February 2007 for £1,476,000/$2.9 million. Though known far more for his erotically charged female nudes and formal portraits of Bohemian friends and lovers, Modigliani's carved heads retain an almost mystical allure, as if they were discovered in some archaeological dig. The sculptures were created at the artist's open-air studio in Montparnasse and were done at night under the illumination of candlelight. The auction record for the artist was set in November 2010 at Sotheby's New York when "Nu Assis Sur un divan (La Belle romaine)" from 1917 sold for $68,962,496. Another female deity is on offer in the painted bronze guise of Alberto Giacometti's "Chariot" from 1950, a Post-War masterpiece at 57 inches high and depicting an ultra-slim standing woman astride an open platform set over huge chariot wheels and poised on carved wood blocks. The illusion of speed is frozen in Giacometti's extraordinary space, in part by the restraining blocks and the permanence of the bronze casting. Giacometti told his New York dealer, Pierre Matisse, that the sculpture came about in a dreamy epiphany: "In 1947 I saw the sculpture before me as if already done and in 1950 it was impossible not to realize it, although it was already situated for me in the past." It is understood that six lifetime versions of the burnished gold cast exist, with only two left in private hands. This example is the sole painted version outside the museum world. The other regally resides at the Museum of Modern Art. The anonymous seller acquired the Surrealist-inspired work in 1973 from the now shuttered though still storied Beyeler Gallery in Basel. It has never been on public exhibit, according to Sotheby's. "Chariot" also hides behind an unpublished estimate understood to be in the region of $100 million. "Given the $104.3 million achieved at Sotheby's by Giacometti's 'Homme qui marche I' in 2010," said Simon Shaw, co-head worldwide of Sotheby's Impressionist & Modern Art department, "we believe that 'Chariot' could sell for in excess of $100 million." Shaw was referring to that February sale in London when London-based billionaire Lily Safra acquired the work, setting a record at the time for any work of art sold at auction. It is one of six works and the only sculpture that has sold for over $100 million at auction. It remains the highest price for any sculpture at auction. These tremendous bookends of Modern and Post-War sculpture have never before appeared at auction, a rarity itself. Published: October 3, 2014 Read full article here
Falling Into the SculptureCenter's Latest Exhibition
"With play and curiosity, we can test boundaries and decipher our space," teases the press release for "Puddle, Pothole, Portal," on view at the SculptureCenter in Long Island City through January 5. Space — and its boundaries, confusions, dead-ends, and illusions — is a fitting way to think about this show, which inaugurates the institution's renovation and expansion courtesy of Andrew Berman Architects. Regular visitors to SculptureCenter will find themselves pleasantly disoriented by those changes — new entrance, new courtyard, an elevator! — and that's before engaging with the works on view, many of which further screw with one's perception of the strikingly cavernous venue and its chic-but-still-unnerving subterranean rooms. Humor and manically surreal energy rule the day in this exhibition — no surprise, given that co-curators Ruba Katrib and artist Camille Henrot cite both Saul Steinberg and films like "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" as its thematic touchstones. The late Steinberg himself gets a small side room, with a selection of mixed-media drawings mostly from the '70s. "Bank Street (Three Banks)," 1975, sets the prevailing tone for the show as a whole: Quasi-whimsical, but undercut with a dose of poison. (Steinberg's fantasia depicts what might be a shell-shocked vet who has just machine-gunned a bevy of adorable bunnies on a small town's main street.) Other works in the show likewise coax a bit of laughter before reminding us that, you know, we're all going to die some day — like Danny McDonald's "A Grim Forecast," which places a dopey hound dog figurine atop an upside down styrofoam skull; or Jordan Wolfson's inkjet prints, which pair illustrations of a buck-toothed protagonist with Spam-worthy verbal diarrhea ("Newbody Racist American Spit Your Teeth Here Kiss Here.") In the basement space, the lighthearted and the ominous square off against each other, with Olga Balema's colorful, taffy-like constructions contrasted against a sculpture by Abigail DeVille: a rickety, rattling conveyor belt bearing bedraggled cargo. While there's plenty to explore here, "Puddle, Pothole, Portal" does have two clear stand-outs, both represented with several pieces throughout the space. Jamian Juliano-Villani has a handful of large paintings, including "Messy View," 2013, which features a charming self-portrait, a few military dudes in a firing line, a bunch of headless, nude mannequins, and a perplexed guy smoking a pipe and wearing what might be 3-D glasses. (Another painting depicts a pair of pants that have committed suicide-by-hanging.) Astoundingly prolific, Juliano-Villani's process seems to involve jamming as many disparate visual ideas into a single canvas as possible, creating paintings that are illogical, hilarious, and technically astute. The show's other star is Win McCarthy, whose resin puddles, fluid glass forms, and mysterious troughs are in several locations upstairs; one mostly hidden sculpture — a faucet spurting a stream of glass water — is hung some 20 feet up on the wall. The work has much in common with Alice Channer or the drooping, melting qualities of young artist Alisa Baremboym (included in the 2012 Katrib-curated exhibition "A Disagreeable Object"). Elsewhere in the show you'll find motorized sculptures based on emoticons; rough-hewn, blocky sheep that resemble scrappy versions of Les Lalanne's fluffy menagerie; a puppet; and a glass door that doesn't work. Think you've got it figured out? Consult Henrot's "visual essay" in the smartly designed exhibition catalog and you'll find yourself pleasantly resubmerged in a veritable puddle of weird, where Felix the Cat shares space with Picasso and Baining fire dancers. Like the exhibition, it's a fun place to get lost. Falling Into the SculptureCenter's Latest ExhibitionSelect Photo Gallery: Slideshow: "Puddle, Pothole, Portal" at SculptureCenterPublished: October 2, 2014 Read full article here
From the Atelier to the Disco: A Portrait of Yves Saint Laurent
From the Atelier to the Disco: A Portrait of Yves Saint LaurentBiopics, in the most traditional sense of the term, are typically the least effective way to cinematically capture a subject. Most egregiously, they attempt to squeeze an entire, complicated life into the small frame of a film, which ultimately leads to narrative clichés. How many times have you watched an artist portrayed on screen have an isolated creative epiphany, neatly connecting the dots from one famous work to another. Biopics seem to forget that lives are messy, and repetitive, and often incoherent. The trajectory is not always clear, and for a film to accurately portray a creative life it must take that into account within its formal and narrative structure. "Saint Laurent," Bertrand Bonello's film about the fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent, which screened earlier this week at the New York Film Festival, works exactly for the reasons stated above. Mostly focusing on the decade between 1967 and 1977, a rich historical period marked by Saint Laurent's most excessive designs and breathless atelier-to-disco lifestyle, the film is not bound to the rigidness of fact. "The point of research is to get ride of it," the director said during a post-screening press conference, adding that he wanted his portrait of Saint Laurent to have a "point-of-view." The film adheres to that dictum through its concentration on mood and process. No artist lives in a bubble, and some of the best moments in Bonello's film are the scenes of creation. Yves Saint Laurent (Gaspard Ulliel) has a team around him, including his close confidents Betty Catroux (Aymeline Valade) and Loulou de la Falaise (Léa Seydoux), his life-and-business partner Pierre Bergé (Jérémie Renier), and a barrage of seamstresses who help construct his elaborate designs. We see not just the moment of creation but the work that goes into manufacturing beauty. The clothes, also, do not exist outside of time. They are the product of a unique period, and so much of "Saint Laurent" is about evoking the imbalanced ambience of that decade, sandwiched between the political turmoil of the 1960s and the go-go money-hungry greed of the 1980s. The clothes mirror the freedom in the air, beautifully represented by Bonello in a split-screen sequence that features newsreel footage smashed against models showcasing the designer's clothes while descending down a long stairway. But like Bonello's previous, Belle Epoque-set film "House of Pleasures," there is a creeping feeling of a world fading away, and as the narrative progresses the portrait of Saint Laurent dissolves into something not unlike Proustian memory (the writer is a common reference point throughout the film), where the past unconsciously crashes with the present. Visually, the film revels in the luxuriousness of Saint Laurent's world, with a deeply rich color scheme (like the dark reds that adorn his home, which signal pleasure and danger) and subjective camera work that veers from reality to fantasy, especially in two club scenes: the first, our introduction to Catroux, focuses on Saint Laurent watching her on the dance floor, the camera slowly framing her from below as the sparkling rainbow lights flicker above; the second, our introduction to Saint Laurent's brief lover Jacques de Bascher (Louis Garrel), a series of glances back and forth between the two captured by a camera that tracks quickly through the crowd. The sense of finality is cemented late in the film with a jump to 1989, when Saint Laurent (now played by the veteran actor Helmut Berger) is living alone, a ghost surveying his own past. His home, once lavishly decorated, is now like a crypt, and the lyrics to "The Night" by Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, which soundtracked an earlier decadent part of the film, carries more weight. "As the night begins to turn your head around, you know you're gonna lose more than you found." Published: October 2, 2014 Read full article here
Slideshow: "Puddle, Pothole, Portal" at SculptureCenter
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Blogs Cliopatria GOLDSTONE REPORT REDUXOct 6, 2009 9:59 pm
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Some argue that bias is the only charge the Goldstone report. Nothing can be further from the truth. I have posted some but here are a number of additional articles challenging the evidence:
From Camera: The Goldstone Report: A Study in Duplicity
Andre Mozes,MEMORANDUM To the President of The United Nations Human Rights Council
Elder of Zion, continues his report of Goldstone inaccuracies. Here is part 18
Another angel:
The PA asked the HRC to delay further consideration of the Goldstone report Why? Because of a video tape which shows PA officials urging Israel to take on Hamas in Gaza.
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