Court bans street artists from performing in Rio subway carriages
A Brazilian court has banned street artists in Rio de Janeiro from performing in subway carriages, saying they disturb commuters’ “tranquility.”
June 30, 2019
A Brazilian court has banned street artists in Rio de Janeiro from performing in subway carriages, saying they disturb commuters’ “tranquility.”
My brother recently passed away, leaving behind his 20-year-old girlfriend and their infant love child.
This Sunday’s Gospel reminds us of two characteristics of Christ worthy of emulation.
Let me start this column with my 25th wedding anniversary vows, as I said them on June 24, exactly two-and-a half-decades ago to the day and in the same church, Santuario de San Antonio:
Morocco on my mind is Lawrence of Arabia, a man with a mission as he rode his camel defiantly through the endless golden sand dunes of the vast Sahara—a hero with a purpose as only Peter O’Toole could bring to life.
The last time Sting played in Manila, he was a special guest at Chris Botti’s concert on March 3, 2016 at Marriott Hotel.
Michel Legrand asks: What are you doing the rest of your life?
Have you ever had a “shouldn’t have gotten out of bed” day? I did, just recently—big time blahs.
Some time back, I watched a news video on YouTube which announced that boxing icon Manny Pacquiao had bought the franchise of then NBA champion Golden State Warriors for a sizeable amount.
“Annabelle Comes Home” is the latest entry in James Wan’s Conjuring-verse of horror films, this time with Gary Dauberman in the director’s chair.
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