A Mexican border town across from Del Rio and Eagle Pass, Texas has banned miniskirts and decided to fine cross dressed men wearing female attire. Police officials in the Coahuila, Mexico region are cracking down on indecent behavior.
Big snow storms in March for The Big Apple are unusual. As we know, any snowstorm in the last two winters is a rarity.
But, there is more and more evidence that a storm that formed in the Midwest moves closer to to the East Coast and the forecast of what impact that storm MAY have on us is still very uncertain.
We can expect scattered snow showers tonight, then a chance for flurries. Cloudy, with a low around 30. Northwest wind 9 to 11 mph. Chance of precipitation is 30%.
Today was "National Day of Unplugging," and chances are when you woke up this morning one of the very first things you did was reach for your I pad, smart phone, or sit down at your computer to check your in box e-mail messages, LinkedIn, Facebook, or Twitter.
Too many folks seem to spend much of their waking lives tethered to technology, but today was a chance to disconnect.
Recent surveys find that no-mobile-phobia causes panic in most, and that 58 percent of US can't live without our cell phones for more than an hour. Does this sound like you?
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The following six tips can help you take care of your neck.
Everyday life isn’t kind to the neck. You may be all too familiar with that crick you get when you cradle the phone between your shoulder and ear, or the strain you feel after working at your computer.
Neck pain rarely starts overnight. It usually evolves over time. And it may be spurred by arthritis or degenerative disk disease and accentuated by poor posture, declining muscle strength, stress, and even a lack of sleep
Focal Point Gallery - 321 City Island Ave. Bronx, NY 10464 (718) 885-1403
Calling All Young Bronx Artists 17 and Younger
For an Exhibition April 6th. - 28th.
Calling young artists 17 and younger to take part in an art exhibition at Focal Point Gallery.
All types of art will be accepted.
1. Work should be reasonable in size.
2. The Gallery will mat and frame the work.
3. Name of artist, age and phone number should be on the back of the art work.
4. Deadline to get work to the gallery is March 17th.
TONIGHT - The City Island Theater Group is pleased to open its 2013 season with the classic Tennessee Williams drama THE GLASS MENAGERIE.
This American masterpiece announced the presence of one of the greatest dramatists of the 20th Century. Williams’ semi-autobiographical heartbreaking yet often humorous memory play about a young struggling poet and his tenuous relationships with his overbearing mother and his fragile sister is an emotionally charged portrait of hope in 1930s St. Louis that is timeless in its ability to capture the imagination and hearts of audiences.
69 year old Actress Bonnie Franklin, who was best known as divorced mom Ann Romano on the '70s sitcom "One Day at a Time," has died. Her family says her death was due to complications from pancreatic cancer, which Franklin revealed she was battling back in September.
Bonnie Franklin earned Emmy and Golden Globe nominations for "One Day at a Time," the groundbreaking 1975-1984 comedy from producer Norman Lear which tackled hard-hitting issues like sexual harassment, suicide, and premarital sex.
Emmanuelle Demoris's Mafrouza Cycle
March 6–11
The Mafrouza cycle comprises five films shot by Emmanuelle Demoris over a two-year period in the neighborhood of the same name, a shantytown built by its inhabitants on the remains of a Greco-Roman necropolis in Alexandria, Egypt. The area has since been destroyed, but the film captures to a remarkable degree the very special people who lived here–their daily lives of struggle and happiness, and the special strength and heterogeneity of the community. The five films of the Mafrouza cycle will be screened once each in chronological order; each is an autonomous work that can be appreciated independent of the others.
MoMA Presents: Herbert Danska's Right On!
March 6–11
Described as "a conspiracy of ritual, street theater, soul music, and cinema," Right On! is a pioneering concert film, a compelling record of radical Black sentiment in 1960s America, and a precursor of the hip-hop revolution in musical culture. Shot guerilla-style on the streets and rooftops of lower Manhattan, it features the original Last Poets performing 28 numbers adapted from their legendary Concept-East Poetry appearance at New York's Paperback Theater in 1969. The film has rarely screened over the past 30 years, and this is the premiere run of MoMA's new restoration. Poets Felipe Luciano, David Nelson, and Amiri Baraka will be present for a post-screening discussion.
The Office of Film, Theatre and Broadcasting now has a brand new website. Featuring a new design and easy-to-use navigation, all of the resources of the City’s one-stop shop for productions is just a click away at nyc.gov/film.