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Review by Robert Egert
@psychomotikon
It’s probably accurate to say that what we call the self is undergoing profound changes as a result of technology and globalization. Social networks entangle and confuse our professional, personal and familial relations. Meanwhile, political and geographic boundaries begin to appear antiquated in the face of a rapidly expanding global network.
The Real Deal April 13, 2012 06:15PM By Adam Pincus
From left: Executive Chairman of the Board of Toll Brothers Robert Toll, L&M Development CEO Ron Moelis and One Northside Piers
WG News + Arts reporter/columnist Phil DePaolo broke this story for WG in March 2011. We’re proud of Phil because of the significant accomplishment it served for residents of our community.
Hollywood Boulevard by Janyce Stefan-Cole (Unbridled Books, April 10, 2012): Is the story of a successful actress who walked away, and her deeply personal journey to make sense of success, a journey that takes her to L.A.’s dark side, into noirish intrigue.
Hollywood Boulevard (an excerpt from the debut novel) by Janyce Stefan-Cole
I was staring at another long hotel night, like looking through binoculars the wrong way. I opened up a carton of Trader Joe’s pumpkin soup, ate it with a glass of wine, washed the pot and bowl, and wondered what next. I killed some time going over neglected bank statements. I changed into a nightgown and was watching an old Bette Davis movie about a rich girl fooling around with mobster types, Fog over Frisco, when Andre came in at midnight. I think he must have been early. He slapped his phone down on the table and headed for the bottle of vodka in the freezer and one of the frozen glasses next to it. It must have been a bruising night.
Concept Plan by Williamsburg Independent People includes gallery space and an art park accessible from the waterfront. Courtesy WIP/By-Encore
Domino Falls Down (Architect’s Newspaper)
CPCR Donated over $100K to Local Supporters (Eastern District)
