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“Mr. Holmes” – a difficult film

Posted on July 18, 2015 by tcwells14

Let’s state upfront that “Mr. Holmes” is a beautiful interesting film with excellent acting by Sir Ian McKellen and all his supporting cast which includes Laura Linney. It is based on a non-Doyle Sherlock Holmes novel called “A Slight Trick … Continue reading →

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What has the 21st century done to the Bard?

Posted on July 13, 2015 by tcwells14

So, what’s with the changes to the Bard? People are having fun with him again. For years, students have been dragged to performances, condemned to perform in, listen to their classmates recite or watch the BBC versions in darkened classrooms (which are … Continue reading →

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The allure of “Indiana Jones” lives on in traveling exhibit

Posted on July 1, 2015 by tcwells14

It’s a match made in heaven – fictional archeologist Indiana Jones and the very real archeology of National Geographic. A traveling exhibition, “Indiana Jones and the Adventure of Archeology,”  from the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, has landed at the … Continue reading →

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Greetings to the big wide world

Posted on June 28, 2015 by tcwells14

The first post. Always a trial to be faced, always an opportunity to richest. I’m Tish Wells,  a freelance reporter based in Washington, D.C., but a world wanderer both literally and figuratively. I’ve lived in Asia and Europe; my interests … Continue reading →

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