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Newer stories | Older stories Musical revue samples Broadway hits at Charleston Music HallSunday, July 6, 2008Singer, dancer and director Brad Moranz guarantees that when Randy Frizado belts out the number "Who Loves You" from the Broadway show "Jersey Boys," audience members will be groovin' in their seats. Read story. IOP author uses nature as backdrop for her character's journey to selfSunday, July 6, 2008Drawn to the natural world and its revelations, many a writer learns to dance with the environment. But they must remember not to lead. After a spate of books in step with nature, Mary Alice Monroe knows when to let the wild tell its own story, and how to employ ecological wonders for their metaphorical, as well as literal value. It is, after all, not raptors or turtles or fish, however fascinating, that are the fulcrum of her fiction, but people. Read story. Free travel videosSunday, July 6, 2008Free videos of all types of destinations are just a click or two away. You can watch them on your computer or download to a Web-enabled phone or video iPod. Read story. Avoid social blunders in foreign landsSunday, July 6, 2008Americans aren't always greeted with open arms when traveling abroad. That could be because open arms aren't polite in that particular country, or it could be that we're perceived as louts and the people there don't want to hug us. It's your mission to find out. Read story. Atmosphere steamy in Southern GothicSunday, July 6, 2008Summers in the Lowcountry can be pretty brutal. Read story. 50 ways to summer in U.S.Sunday, July 6, 2008If you can't afford to go abroad this summer but you're looking for some interesting places to visit close to home, check out Travel + Leisure's "50 reasons to love the U.S.A. now" in the magazine's July issue. Destinations include: Read story. Court of Peeves back in session for a 'while'Sunday, July 6, 2008The Court of Peeves, Crotchets and Irks resumes its summer assizes with a petition from Anne Howard of somewhere near Tucson, Ariz. She asks for an order defining a "while." Read story. Pure play a search for lifeSunday, July 6, 2008So, from time to time you've been guilty of being delinquent in returning a library book. Is this such a big deal? Read story. Chicago's architectural gemsSunday, July 6, 2008CHICAGO — Marshall Jacobson is an architecture aficionado. Jacobson has chalked up many miles walking the streets of downtown Chicago, admiring the city's classic collection of buildings. He is a volunteer docent with the Chicago Architecture Foundation and a certified professional guide who takes groups on architectural tours by foot and by boat. Read story. Rundown of the good, bad and the reality of summerSunday, July 6, 2008AUSTIN, Texas — The dog days of summer came early this year, in part due to the high temperatures that started in May, but also because of the smothering wave of reality TV. Read story. Da Vinci's genius designs come to lifeSunday, July 6, 2008SAN ANTONIO — Leonardo da Vinci's multifaceted genius and influence is indisputable. Read story. Branson planning private eco-resortSunday, July 6, 2008NECKER ISLAND, British Virgin Islands — Richard Branson, the adventuring chairman of the Virgin Group of companies, says his two private Caribbean islands have a higher purpose than serving as ultra-luxury retreats for entertainment and business A-listers. Read story. SUNDAY CALENDARSunday, July 6, 2008'Fly' the buzz of opera seasonSunday, July 6, 2008PARIS — Be afraid, be very afraid: David Cronenberg's 1986 horror flick, "The Fly," has undergone a bizarre metamorphosis. It's now an opera. Read story. TRAVEL Q&ASunday, July 6, 2008Newer stories | Older stories More Arts and Travel |
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