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Oprah/Eckhart Class 5: ‘The Pain-Body’
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Todd Havens
Welcome back to the fifth week’s commentary, the halfway mark, on the Oprah Winfrey/Eckhart Tolle ‘A New Earth’ Worldwide Web Event. Monday night’s class, based on Chapter 5 “The Pain-Body,” is now available for viewing (at Oprah.com or here at Beliefnet). First off, I want to say that I was apprehensive about this chapter on…
Manhattan Marketing Mystery: Was American Apparel’s Billboard a Crime or Misdemeanor?
By
Esther Kustanowitz
Mighty Aphrodite! About eleven months ago, denizens of New York’s Lower East Side were tickled and surprised to see an iconic image of Woody Allen (from the film “Annie Hall”) being used in an American Apparel ad. (Idol Chatter covered it here.) Mainly, we were surprised to see the ad because AA is known for…
Vegas, Baby: The Addiction That Happens Here…
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Esther Kustanowitz
Having recently been on my first trip to Las Vegas, I was amazed by how people got sucked into the lifestyle. I don’t have a lot of money, so of course the idea of turning “not a lot” into “a lot,” was very appealing. But as a student of pop culture and cinema, I knew…
British Author Barred from Entering U.S. for Reasons of ‘Morality’
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Donna Freitas
Apparently, U.S. Customs is not only protecting citizens from terrorists entering the country, but also from British writers with questionable morals. In this week’s New York Times “Possessed” column, David Colman writes about “infamously debauched writer” Sebastian Horsley and his adventure at Newark Airport trying to enter the United States from Britain on an author…
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