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Read this piece in its entirety at South Florida Arts Review. We’re far enough removed from the times of “Lincoln” and “Django” (and arguably even “Argo”) that we can more easily step back and evaluate art as art, especially in the case of film, where the emphasis is less on making political statements than human ones……
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Read this piece in its entirety at South Florida Arts Review. “People, Hell, and Angels” is the latest batch of “previously unreleased” studio session recordings from Jimi Hendrix’s meteoric career, which burned out suddenly and tragically almost half a century ago… http://students.com.miami.edu/~reviewing/?page_id=716
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Read this piece in its entirety at South Florida Arts Review. Just a few blocks from the South Miami Metro station and the Sunset shopping plaza, lies 100 Montaditos – that’s Cien Montaditos for you gringos – a funky little tapas sandwich place at the intersection of SW 58th Avenue and SW 73rd Street. It’s essentially…
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Read this piece in its entirety at South Florida Arts Review. Daniel H. Pink’s new book, “To Sell Is Human: The Surprising Truth About Moving Others,” is prefaced – predictably and almost obligatorily – with a quote from Arthur Miller’s “Death of a Salesman:” “The only thing you got in this world is what you can…
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We have all come across them: times when cooler heads do not prevail and things go from unpleasant to downrightnasty. If it’s a business situation, how do you extricate yourself from the situation with minimum collateral damage? Knowing your tactical options and how to respond to your opponent’s strategy are the keys to a swift…
Mike LaSusa 