New York's currently: suddenly summer Anti-U.S. rioting blows up in Kabul with at least 14 dead; death urged on dog washers. Afghanistan: the sleeper crisis of the summer, and the new battleground between India and Pakistan. Indonesian survivors desperate for aid; Guantanamo hunger strikers now number
The Power of the Dog; Glimmer Train; The Din in the Head; The First Hurt; A Spy’s Fate; Let Me Finish; The Tango Singer; White Guys; The Theater of Night; Marc Chagall; Drowning in Gruel
Dear TMN, I enjoyed Lauren Frey’s article on cell phones. I must admit that stuck in Cambridge, dealing with Harvard students and their ilk jabbing away while I am in the middle of another monotonous work day, does lead to me going Michael Douglas in Falling Down on them.
With more and more kids reneging on their signed virginity vows, it’s time for swift action. An updated pledge from LifeTime Ministry that explains all you really need to know to keep your ticket to salvation intact.
TMN will be off Mon., 29 May, in observance of Memorial Day--see you on Tuesday. New York's currently: crafting a swimsuit out of anything Military investigation finds Marines murdered Iraqis, including women and children, attempted coverup. Hamas withdraws Gaza security force after 10 days of clashes with
Vintage Tim Burton; vintage Sofia Coppola; vintage Michel Gondry; vintage Jim Henson; vintage Orson Welles
We are pleased to announce the arrival of Summer 2006 Intern Jen Turner. As her bio says on the masthead: Jen Turner is the lone college senior in Washington, D.C., not interested in interning for her congressman. This probably has to do with Jen’s politically unconventional upbringing in
“Web Geeks Unite!” was the original slogan when The Morning News launched in 1999, and though our mission has changed, the spirit is undiminished.
New York's currently: 28-hour-ing Pelosi and Hastert demand the return of Jefferson's yanked files. Yanking a congressman: more a matter of etiquette than constitutional principle. Engineers have quickly repaired the New Orleans levees, though they're still not strong enough for even a
How often, as you get older and no longer go to shows, can you swallow fantastic new bands and actually digest them? My friend and deep music head Chris has sworn off new bands altogether. I hear two a week and feel gassy. I’m not at the point, yet,
