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Stevie Wonder: From prodigy to world knowledge

He recorded his first song, as he was not even a teenager. For decades Stevie Wonder became a unique music legend. Even at age he clings to his message.See the Story

San Francisco, California · San Francisco

“That’s the way I work: I try to imagine what I would like to see.” — Sofia Coppola

It’s her birthday today. Doing these posts is a way to pull up things from my gigantic archives. I might as well find ways to share them. But it’s also a reminder of how much I haven’t written. Topics I should probably explore in print. For example: I haven’t written a word about Somewhere, which I think may very well be Coppola’s best film. I think it’s one of the best films of the last 30 years. A throwback to the Golden Age of 1970s American …Read Article

Los Angeles, California · Los Angeles

“I was a sinister child, lazy and cynical.” — Eve Babitz

“What I wanted, although at the time I didn’t understand what the thing was because no one ever tells you anything until you already know it, was everything. Or as much as I could get with what I had to work with. I wanted, mainly, a certain kind of song. Like scents, certain songs just throw me. And I wanted to be thrown into that moment of perfume when everything was gone except for the dazzle. It doesn’t last long, but in order to have everyt…Read Article

Finishing a Good Work

It’s Natasha Richardson’s birthday. I have seen a couple of live performances I will never forget, performances where I think as they are happening: I am so lucky to have witnessed this.. It’s rare. Natasha Richardson, in Cabaret, gave one of those performances. In all my life, I have never seen such a performance. Before or since. I feel so fortunate I went to see it with my friend Brooke, and we got such amazing seats, right up front (this was…Work See the Story

“I don’t care how afraid I may be inside — I do what I think I should.” — Katharine Hepburn

Barbara Walters: “Kate, you always wear pants. Do you even own a skirt?” Katharine Hepburn: “I have one, Miss Walters. I’ll wear it to your funeral.” Dan and I discussed her, in my interview with him about his new book. He is very concerned about how the public sees her now, at least judging from the snarky comments left on Facebook posts when he put up images of her through her career. Dan said: I was upset by the reaction to Hepburn on Faceboo…United States · United States See the Story

“I think a fear of portraying something negatively ends up creating more stereotypes.” — Sophia Takal

It’s Sophia Takal’s birthday today. “You probably can’t tell this from “Green,” but I actually think that art should have a sense of humor about itself. Art is very important and it can change lives, but it doesn’t actually save lives. So I think it’s important for art to have a sense of humor about itself and not be super-snobby. Artists shouldn’t think that they’re better than everyone else. Fluxus really plays with the idea of what an artist …Read Article

“My dear child, I’m sure we shall be allowed to laugh in Heaven!” — Edward Lear

Edward Lear (the “father of nonsense”) was born on this day in 1812 in London. I could recite from memory a lot of his stuff when I was pretty close to the age I was in the “candid” photo above. The Big Golden Book Of Poetry was so read in our family that the cover faded completely, the binding fell apart, and I can still see all of the illustrations, and where they were placed on the page. (My mother still has the book.) When I read those poems…London, England · London Read Article

“I know that for myself, what is deeper than I understand is often the most pertinent to me and the most lasting.” — Lorine Niedecker

It’s her birthday today. I had not heard of Lorine Niedecker, until 2010, when I took the Norton Anthology out to Block Island with me, in the hopes it would help me get back to reading again. It worked. And it was fun to re-read things like “The Waste Land” and also struggle through some of Pound’s Cantos, stuff like that. It was a tough time for me and so I needed tough stuff to read. And somehow, I came across Lorine Niedecker. There is a bri…Wisconsin · Wisconsin Read Article

“To me, Martha Graham is one of America’s few authentic geniuses.” – Bette Davis

For Martha Graham’s Birthday: First: Joan Acocella wrote a wonderful profile of Graham for The New Yorker. I discussed it – and Graham – here. In researching this post, I came across a beautiful piece about the time Helen Keller visited Martha Graham’s studio, and joined the dancers at the barre. Helen Keller visits Martha Graham’s studio. (1954) Bette Davis studied with Martha Graham when she was a teenager attending the Robert Milton-John Mu…United States · United States Read Article

A Rock Star, His Mother, and His Underwear. 1956.

For Mother’s Day. Elvis Presley, Gladys Presley, 1956. Memphis. Photo by Alfred Wertheimer.Mother's Day · Surrey See the Story

Review: Sew Torn (2025)

It’s stylish and creative. Maybe a bit too much of a good thing but worth seeing. I reviewed Sew Torn for Ebert.See the Story

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Stevie Wonder: From prodigy to world knowledge

“That’s the way I work: I try to imagine what I would like to see.” — Sofia Coppola

“I was a sinister child, lazy and cynical.” — Eve Babitz

Finishing a Good Work

“I don’t care how afraid I may be inside — I do what I think I should.” — Katharine Hepburn

“I think a fear of portraying something negatively ends up creating more stereotypes.” — Sophia Takal

“My dear child, I’m sure we shall be allowed to laugh in Heaven!” — Edward Lear

“I know that for myself, what is deeper than I understand is often the most pertinent to me and the most lasting.” — Lorine Niedecker

“To me, Martha Graham is one of America’s few authentic geniuses.” – Bette Davis

A Rock Star, His Mother, and His Underwear. 1956.

Review: Sew Torn (2025)

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