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| Familiar Tricks from Momix (The New York Sun) |
| Momix opened its run at the Joyce Theater last night with "Passion," a 17-year-old work set to the lush Peter Gabriel score for the Martin Scorsese film "The Last Temptation of Christ." "Passion" is awash with visual trickery and symbolic allusion, but it is disappointingly short on substance. For better or worse, the dance's combination of acrobatics, prop work, and pantheistic imagery never ... |
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| Turco looks to lose Motown blues in Game 5 (USA Today) |
| Whether it's a shove or a quick slash, Dallas Stars goalie Marty Turco doesn't shy away from confrontation when opposing players are in his crease. The same goes for inanimate objects, such as a certain arena in downtown Detroit. |
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| Pictured: Amazing moment a horse did a perfect somersault (Daily Mail) |
| She has fallen head over heels. Literally. After the saddle slipped from underneath jockey Anna-Katharina Bromann, her mount Schattenlady crashed into the safety rails, unseating the jockey. She then went on to perform a dramatic somersault, to the amazement of race-goers. And amazingly, both horse and jockey emerged from the acrobatics unscathed |
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| More News (Gazette.Net) |
| The Candy Bomber himself, retired Lt. Col. Gail Halvorsen, who during the airlift famously dropped bags of candy from his C-54 transport aircraft to German children waiting below, will speak as part of the ceremony as will Klaus Scharioth, the current German ambassador to the United States. |
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