Though I’ve spent decades studying and teaching American lit., I never cared much for Death of a Salesman … until I saw Nathan Lane and Laurie Metcalf do it on Broadway. When someone later asked how it was, I borrowed from a long-ago critic and said, “It was like getting hit by a truck —
ARIES – Mar 21-Apr 20 Aries, you are catching a second wind this week that could rival a hurricane. No one can slow you down right now. Channel this energy into a passion project. TAURUS – Apr 21-May 21 Taurus, your eye for recognizing the beauty in things or items that are fashionable is unmatched.
Note: The National Day of Prayer is Thursday, May 7. A community-wide prayer event is being held at Way’s Garden at 6:30 p.m. that evening. All are invited. Bring a lawn chair. A great opportunity for us to declare in complete unity, “Jesus Christ is Lord!” In our quest to answer The Five Questions of
Project Hail Mary is a 156-minute reminder of just how glorious movies can still be. The new smash-hit is based on Andy Weir’s 2021 novel, which instantly went on my list of all-time favorite sci-fi books. Somewhat surprisingly, I liked the film even more. The story of a desperate, long-distance space-mission to save the earth
Last year at this time, Webb’s Weird Words carried one of my favorite columns — a list of made-up terms in honor of April Fools’ Day; mostly, I wanted to see just how far through the piece my readers would get before figuring out they’d been had. This April 1, I tried for a group
ARIES – Mar 21-Apr 20 Your confidence is at an all-time high, Aries. This is the week to pitch an idea or finally send that text you’ve been mulling over. The universe is backing your bold moves. TAURUS – Apr 21-May 21 Taurus, this week you’re entering a cycle of “treat yourself.” You deserve it
Now that spring has officially arrived, there’s no time like the present to start transitioning your closet for the in-between weather. With weeks that start out like the cold days of February and end with warm breezes that hint at May, dressing can be notoriously tricky. When that temperature shift happens over the course of
Twenty feet in front of you, and you can’t see a thing. Even the closest faces are in shadow — lit, but not quite enough for you to see for sure what the people there are thinking. Still, you can hear them, their gasps, their laughter, and applause. Such is life, on-stage. Now read “Kids,
