Doris Duke’s Sporty Side in Newport Exhibit
From the beach to the bowling alley, from surfing to skiing, Doris Duke was a woman who loved to play. A new exhibit at
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Skywatching: Supermoon in June + More
Though the month of June does provide much more reasonable temperatures for amateur astronomers to enjoy their hobby, most of us do not welcome the summer months. Why? The sky doesn’t get sufficiently dark for deep sky objects (galaxies and nebulae) until close to 10:00pm as we near the summer solstice on June 21 at 1:04am. And morning twilight begins between 3:30 and 4:00am! These circumstances definitely limit a serious stargazer’s observing session.
MET School to Award $5K to Young Entrepreneurs
It's time for entrepreneurs to step up for entrepreneurs... even if they're in high school. The Met Center for
Read More“Survivor” Auditions Coming March 16
Do you have what it takes? Find out on March 16, at the latest round of "Survivor" auditions.
Theater Review: Trinity’s Yellowman
The bitter seed at the core of Yellowman, Dael Orlandersmith's 2002 play which opens this week at Trinity Rep, tastes of
Read MoreBrown Orchestra Premieres Piece Based on Shakespeare’s Life
If you’ve never heard of “Mr. W.S.” by Anthony Burgess, it may be because it has never been performed in Rhode Island
Read MoreGood is Good: 5 Ways to Get Closer to Your Kids
I still remember the first time I fed my son Seamus a bottle. He was six months old. I lived alone in a bachelor pad on
Read Morevideo: BETTER LIVING: Tap Water Versus Bottled Water
Not all tap water is created equal, and we all know that bottled water puts a stress on our budgets as well as the
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Graphic Designer Armin Vit Speaking at RISD’s Chace Center Tonight
Cutting-edge graphic designer and writer Armin Vit will appear at RISD's Chace Center tonight, Wednesday, as part of "The
Read MorePC Students Mentor Young Digital Photographers at CityArts
Photography students at Providence College are putting images to action in an innovative new course and partnership with
Read MoreNEW: Brown Professor Gordon Wood to Receive Humanities Medal from President Obama
Renowned author and historian Gordon Wood, professor emeritus of history at Brown, has been named a winner of the 2010
Read MoreNEW: Crossroads RI Releases New Report on Women and Homelessness
Anne Nolan, President of Crossroads Rhode Island, delivered sobering statistics on women, families, and homelessness this
Read MoreDear John: Right Thing. Wrong Reason.
Dear John, Should someone get credit for doing the right thing for the wrong reason? I’m friends with a couple and the
Read MoreArlene Violet’s Mob Musical “The Family” Tickets Going on Sale
There will be zeppoles. And the first grab of tickets for Rhode Island's home-grown mob musical, written by none other
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