by Ted Rall | Sep 3, 2014 | News
Forty years ago this month, President Richard M. Nixon resigned his office. At the time, aside from a tiny minority of dead-enders and a few desultory Congressional Republicans, an exhausted nation had arrived at a consensus that Nixon had to go. Politics...
by Pete Redington | Sep 3, 2014 | Music
Savage Imagination (Thrill Jockey) Sometimes there’s nothing better than listening to a familiar song, artist, or particular instrumentation. Other times, however, one’s ears want to be surprised. Savage Imagination, the second album by Dustin Wong...
by Gary Carra | Sep 3, 2014 | Music
There have been more years since her last release then there are tracks on her new one, but undaunted, determined and more focused than ever, Noho’s prodigal daughter turned Beantown queen Amy Fairchild is back with new product and two area plays. “Due to...
by Gary Carra | Sep 3, 2014 | Music
After fumbling an opportunity to relocate the Patriots a decade and a half ago, Hartford’s Adriaen’s Landing project finally has its anchor franchise. The Infinity Music Hall & Bistro on Front Street in Connecticut’s capital will host its...
by Pete Redington | Sep 3, 2014 | Leisure
A moment after the woman at the reception desk hollers up to announce my arrival, Elsie Smith descends the office’s spiral staircase and welcomes me to the New England Center for Circus Arts. Handing over a few brochures, she highlights various events at their...