Tim Bernardes’ album “Mil Coisas Invisíveis”
“Mil Coisas Invisíveis” is the sumptuous new album from Brazilian singer songwriter Tim Bernardes. You can listen here.
“Mil Coisas Invisíveis” is the sumptuous new album from Brazilian singer songwriter Tim Bernardes. You can listen here.
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Throughout her career, k.d. lang has brought us beautiful music. Mostly covers, her songs feel both familiar and completely new. Continue reading “Hymns of kd lang” →
Rattle Magazine features some of the the most honest, powerful and moving new poetry being published today, with a new poem offered Continue reading “The Powerful Poetry of Rattle” →
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Irina Werning is an innovative photographer who’s “Back to the Future” project links the past with the present by staging new versions of old photographs, meticulously Continue reading “Flashbacks of Photographer Irina Werning” →
When talking about the world’s problems, it’s natural to ask “What can I do about it?” The World Peace Disclosure project is Continue reading “How Cultural Creatives Are Changing the World” →
One of the greatest movies that few have heard of. Running on Empty (1988), directed by Sidney Lumet. Continue reading “A Powerful Sydney Lumet Movie Starring River Phoenix” →
Photographer Austin Irving captures an essence of something just outside our grasp with her series “Not an Exit“. Click on any image to see the full gallery.
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From 1884 to 1924, Eleonora Duse was the most prominent actress in the world, as well known as any movie star today. Continue reading “Mystical Actress Elenora Duse’s Power and Presence” →
Artist Alexa Meade is best known for her art installations in which she paints directly onto the human body which, Continue reading “Alexa Meade’s Innovative Art” →
James Broughton (1913-1999) was a poet, writer, artist and filmmaker who was part of the San Francisco Renaissance, which preceded Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg and beat movement.
Continue reading “The Big Joy of Poet and Filmmaker James Broughton” →
Altaf Qadri was born in 1976, in Indian-administered Kashmir. He studied science at Kashmir University and worked as a Continue reading “Altaf Qadri – Photography of the Mystic” →
Sometimes viewing a movie is something sacred; more of a spiritual experience than entertainment. This is the case with 2001: A Space Odyssey. Continue reading “An Inner Odyssey” →
This beautiful online magazine publishes, timeless, relevant and inspiring music, photography, poems and stories, powerfully revealing: Continue reading “From the Edge of Humanity” →
Amour won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Film in 2013. It takes courage to look at life’s challenges without glorifying or glossing over anything. Continue reading “Profound Love Expressed in a French Cinematic Masterpiece” →
This 1990 interview with legendary film producer David Brown (Jaws, The Sting, Cocoon) gives a amazing insight into his thoughts on creativity and Hollywood. Continue reading “David Brown – Legendary Producer” →
Ten letters. One short book. Pure inspiration.
Whether he was aware of it at the time or not, the great poet Continue reading “Rilke’s Inspirational Letters” →
The music of MaMuse is like a warm wave full of radiance, heart and simplicity. Their love of nature Continue reading “Magical Music of MaMuse” →
The talented young poets of Get Lit create beautiful, timely and relevant works. This group is an exciting collective which Continue reading “Get Lit Poetry” →
Before Harry Dean Stanton passed away in September 2017 at the age of 91, he had the good fortune of Continue reading “Harry Dean Stanton’s Swan Song” →
Stalker is a 1979 movie that tells the story of a guide taking a writer and a professor to a desolate, mysterious place called the “Zone”. Is this a vision quest? Hard to say. In some ways, the film leaves you with more questions than Continue reading “In the Zone of “Stalker”” →
The Exiles is a 1961 film set in Bunker Hill, a neighborhood in Los Angeles that no longer exists. This is a stark, unrelenting Continue reading “The Lost LA Neighborhood in “The Exiles”” →
Joni Mitchell‘s Blue album is a rare phenomenon where talent, experience, good fortune, opportunity and desire coalesce to create Continue reading “Joni Mitchell Expressing Shades of “Blue”” →
David Lynch‘s Interview Project features stories of remarkable people. These three to four minute films are an intimate Continue reading “David Lynch’s Interview Project” →
The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928). Unforgettable performance. Starred in one film. Never worked again. Continue reading “Maria Falconetti as Joan of Arc” →
Created by Rob Brezsny of Freewill Astrology, Pronoia is both a book and a movement to counteract cynicism and resignation. Pronoia is Continue reading “Good News!” →
“Journalism will again become what it was more than a century ago—a form of art. It will be as concerned with truth and beauty as it is with Continue reading “Journalism as Art” →
Listening to the music of Ryan Dilmore is an opportunity to slip into a dreamlike state and be taken away by his deeply felt Continue reading “Ryan Dilmore Music” →