Mar 27 School House Rapping With Wu-Tang Clan's GZA Legendary hip-hop artist raps about science in his new album and brings that message to schools. Upload your own science rap for a chance to win a shout-out from GZA. Details are below. NEW YORK -- In his… Continue reading
Mar 27 For Graffiti Artist, Monopoly Money Makes the World Go 'Round By Ellen Rolfes Alec Monopoly's first solo show, "Park Place," opened at the LAB ART Gallery in Los Angeles earlier this month. The graffiti artist, who is known only by his pseudonym, and the team at LAB ART transformed the gallery space, inside… Continue reading
Mar 27 In Second Day on Gay Marriage, Supreme Court Takes Up DOMA By Katelyn Polantz Kris and Lyssa White, a married couple from Manassas, Va., kiss Tuesday in front of the Supreme Court protesting for marriage equality. Photo by Melina Mara/The Washington Post via Getty Images. For a second day, the topic's the same. The… Continue reading
Mar 27 Monopoly Money Makes Artist's World Go 'Round By Ellen Rolfes Painter and graffiti artist Alec Monopoly is obsessed with Rich "Uncle" Pennybags, the mascot of the board game Monopoly. For Alec, this character is a reminder that money can both be the source of fortune and demise -- in the… Continue reading
Mar 27 The Daily Frame By Tom LeGro The Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company performs a scene from "D-Man in the Waters" during a dress rehearsal before opening night Tuesday at the Joyce Theater in New York City. Continue reading
Mar 26 Watch Women on a Top-Secret Mission in 'Atomic City' For the women whose lives are documented in the new book "The Girls of Atomic City," a top-secret mission during World War II gave them a chance to make history at a time when there were few career options. Ray… Continue watching
Mar 26 Watch San Francisco Strike Is Latest Orchestra Labor Dispute Playing Out Nationally San Francisco Symphony Strikes Sends Harsh Notes Nationwide… Continue watching
Mar 26 Watch Death of 14-Year-Old Worker Due to Dangerous Conditions in Grain Storage Bins Investigating the Dangerous Working Conditions in Grain Storage Bins… Continue watching
Mar 26 Tuesday on the NewsHour: San Francisco Symphony on Strike By Tom LeGro The ongoing strike by the San Francisco Symphony brings back a lot of memories for PBS NewsHour correspondent Spencer Michels, some pleasant, one in particular rather daunting. Continue reading
Mar 26 The Tuesday Cutline...a Winner! By Colleen Shalby With a new pope comes plenty of new memorabilia. Not even the most unmaterialistic could escape Pope Francis on cards and trinkets across the world for the past few weeks. Continue reading