by Alan Bisbort | Sep 17, 2009 | News
Dahr Jamail is the embodiment of the citizen journalist. Though raised in the Republican enclave of Houston, the self-made reporter "unplugged from that matrix" at a young age to think for himself. When the Iraq War began in March, 2003, he was working as a...
by Stephanie Kraft | Sep 17, 2009 | News
Environment or economy? It's a false antithesis. Without a sound environment, sooner or later there will be no economy. Typical media reporting that tends to pigeonhole topics rather than illuminating relationships between them reinforce this false dichotomy. Now...
by Gary Carra | Sep 17, 2009 | Music
There is no "line" for him to monitor in Vegas or elsewhere… and he doesn't have to worry about anyone taking a dive or shaving points.But for all intents and purposes, Big E talent buyer John J. Juliano, Jr. is in the handicapping business. And...
by Advocate Staff | Sep 17, 2009 | Music
Miles OkazakiGenerations(Sunnyside)The new album from jazz guitarist and composer Miles Okazaki is an ambitious nine-song suite that was recorded in a single continuous take. Featuring three saxes, electric guitar, bass, and drums, Generations conjures a hypnotic and...
by Gary Carra | Sep 17, 2009 | Music
One of the region's fastest ascending female-foursomes, Antigone Rising, has a new member at its helm.Valley fans got a sneak peek at powerhouse vocalist Nini Camps, who was "sitting in" for then-singer Cassidy at the time, when Antigone opened for The...