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Introduction. Whether Trump is the winner or the loser of the 2016 US presidential election, his campaign typifies the changes that are happening in political communication. Instead of demonising Trump or his campaign, we need to study him and it, and understand what is happening and what effect it.... |
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In the world of viral sensationalism, it is exceptionally rare that anything particularly wholesome gets thrust to the front of online pop culture. Unless you're a cute kitten, chances are, your staying power in homes and hearts that access the world-wide-web are only as long as it takes to click "share" on a Facebook prompt. |
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In the small canon of Thanksgiving-related popular music, Arlo Guthrie’s “Alice's Restaurant Massacree” stands out for a few reasons, one of which is that it’s only barely related to Thanksgiving. The other reasons include its 16-minute runtime, and that it’s politically minded art of the sort worth revisiting this particular holiday season. |
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A Sunday hymn before Thanksgiving reminded me that “every day is a day of thanksgiving; God’s been so good to me; Every day, he’s blessing me.” It is with this thought that I will continue to ponder the presidential election and rise above the fray, being fully aware that a house (or nation) divided cannot stand. |
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Ahead of the second round of the US-style primary on Sunday, with the winner tipped to become France's next president, frontrunner Francois Fillon and his rival Alain Juppe traded barbs over abortion, gay marriage and the pontiff's teachings. Fillon, a devout Catholic father of five, surged from.... |
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Instead, Thomson lined Branca’s second pitch into the left-field stands at the Polo Grounds, a three-run homer that gave the Giants the pennant. “All I remember saying to myself was, ‘sink, sink, sink,’” Branca later recalled. Thomson’s blow, one of the most famous in baseball history, came to be known as the “shot heard ‘round the world. |
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Paris (AFP) - The battle for France's coveted right-wing presidential nomination has become a contest among two visions of French society: one traditionalist, the other more progressive, but both claiming the mantle of Pope Francis. Ahead of the second round of the US-style primary on Sunday, with.... |
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Brian Tamaki doesn't like criticism of his style, but entitles himself to criticise how others express love. Picture / Sarah Ivey.
CNN this week had a discussion where the screen read: "Alt-Right Founder Questions If Jews Are People." Jews: People? Or Not? This was a topic apparently up for debate. On a news channel. |
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An outspoken critic of gay marriage, he has proposed amending the law to prevent same-sex couples from being able to adopt children. The 62-year-old solicitor's son, who voted in 1982 against decriminalising homosexuality, has also said he personally disapproves of abortion but supports a landmark 1975 law making terminations legal. |
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Plan now for holiday concerts and ballets. DEC. 2. SYMPHONY UNDER THE LIGHTS: The Ocala Symphony Orchestra will perform a free Christmas concert on the outdoor stage next to the Reilly Arts Center in Tuscawilla Park. Music will start at 7:30 p.m. Hot chocolate and cider will be available for purchase. |
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The death has occurred of the retired broadcaster, Pádraig Ó Méalóid, a member of the Rath Chairn family. Aged 85, he was born in Camus Íochtair, Connemara, Co Galway, educated in Baile Bhúirne, Co Cork, and St.Pat's, Drumcondra, married in Waterford City, and lived in Glenageary and Killiney, Co Dublin. |
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