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Deep in Central Pennsylvania's Amish country, Tait Towers designs live sets for the world's biggest music acts. Its aim? To make rock stars’ visions come alive. more

The Art Association of Harrisburg 90th Juried Art Exhibit. The exhibit opens Fri., May 18, 5 p.m. for association members and the general public. The annual show runs through June … more

The mid-state’s only all-female lesbian and feminist chorus announces their Nov. 2017 concerts: Keep On Moving Forward! more

“Each month looks different, because the places we take over appeal to different members of our community,” says Ralph Serpe, a regular at events hosted by the hugely successful "pop-up bar in … more

“It’s a movie that was lush on every level,” said Ryan Cohick, one of five people who participated in a podcast for The Brain Wrap on the film Call Me By Your Name. more

The words are tender and passionate, describing in raw detail the powerful emotions felt by one of the world’s best-loved composers writes Dayla Alberge for The Guardian. But until now some of … more

A mesmerizing new novel from New York Times bestselling author Salman Rushdie, set in New York City against the backdrop of modern American politics and culture with dark glamour and intrigue … more

Reprinted with permission. Hillary Clinton called them a “basket of deplorables.” The National Review’s Kevin Williamson took an “honest look” at their “welfare dependency,” … more

I have published interviews with four of my five author choices. My second Edmund White interview will be published this Fall in Conversations with Edmund White by University of Mississippi … more