By Robert Hicks
Japanese choreographer Yoshiko Chuma is jet-lagged after returning
from Macedonia to her home in Manhattan. It’s one of the hottest
days in July, and she is taking the opportunity to get some necessary
rest before resuming rehearsals for her latest project: a marathon
seven-hour-long, site-specific work at the Gowanus Canal called
"Sundown."
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By Tina Barry
There are few people who don’t like rice.
With that truism in mind, partners Peter Lawrence and David Selig
have opened five restaurants that celebrate the starch, with
three locations in Manhattan and two in Brooklyn. The newest
outpost of their Rice chain opened on Fort Greene’s DeKalb Avenue
in November.
Comment.
By Kevin Filipski
Rarely has a film series been more aptly
named.
Comment.
By Roberta Roberti
Conscientious
parents would love to prepare their babies’ meals from fresh,
organic products, but the time-consuming number of steps involved
make it prohibitive. Shazi Visram and Jessica Rolph (pictured)
have the solution with their line of fresh, frozen baby meals,
called HAPPYBABY, launched on May 14, 2006 - Mother’s Day.
Comment.
By Kevin Filipski
"The Leading
Men of French Cinema" - the BAMcinematek’s survey of some
of the greatest leading men and character actors in French film
history - could easily go on a lot longer than the mere three-and-a-half
weeks in August allotted to it, but we’ll have to make do with
what we get.
Comment.
By Eleazer Gorenstein
Soul music legends
Roberta Flack and James Ingram will perform together on July
31 as part of the 24th annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Concert
Series at Wingate Field.
Comment.
By Jovana Rizzo
Explore the depths of the Atlantic through
the windows of a deep-sea submarine - in less than six minutes.
Comment.