What would Beethoven think You compose a symphony and then hand its premiere over to utterly untrained conductors.
Untrained conductors get a go
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Gwyneth Paltrow is ‘too righteous’
Chris Martin reportedly worries Gwyneth Paltrow is “too righteous” at times.
The Smell of Competition
Call it the Davos of nose, the olfactory Olympics, the Sundance of Scent. On June 5, representatives of more than 50 top fragrance-and-flavor companies will converge at the World Perfumery Congress in Cannes, France, to charm potential customers and herald their latest innovations.
In California’s Rich Farm Country: How the Poor May Get Poorer
This week, Linda Garibay’s monthly welfare check will drop by $43.
A Web of Deceit
Heard the one about the common shampoo ingredient that causes cancer?
It’s Not Just Genetics
Safety Community Environment Education Race Income Diet Neighborhood Poverty You’re a native-American baby born into the Oglala Sioux tribe, living on the Pine Ridge reservation in South Dakota.
Finding Niches in a New Land
“What country is this?” Many bemused Americans might ask that question as they go about their work and play. Whether shopping for vegetables among the hundreds of Korean-run greengroceries in Manhattan, or stopping for the night at one of the innumerable Indian-owned hotels in California, Americans are increasingly finding that entire businesses have acquired a foreign-born flavor.
A Month After the Earthquake, the Crisis Continues and the Questions Mount
Katsumi Yamauchi’s strawberries didn’t look radioactive. Nor did his tomatoes, or the waxy-skinned turnips nearby, or any of the fresh fruit and vegetables that customers perused on a busy sidewalk in central Tokyo last week
The Grass-Fed Revolution
Until he saw the light, Jon Taggart–6 ft. 5 in., jeans, white cowboy hat, Texas twang–was a rancher like any other in the southern Great Plains.
Indonesia: One family’s anguish in a national tragedy
Harayenti’s voice starts out strong as she speaks about the moment the major earthquake struck last week. “My only thought was ‘run, run,'” she said.