Holly Cara Price: Rubbernecking: Project Runway Episode 6, "You Can Totally Wear That Again"

As we re-enter the wacky world of the Runway Projectors this week, we're treated to Michael D in bed chirping "Good morning" followed by, "it's...

Children's book review: 'Too Many Fairies' is just enough fun

Those familiar with storyteller and children's author Margaret Read MacDonald know well her gift of mining words for their musical qualities.

Seeing the back of Musa Hassan: An answer to a prayer

There is a sense of blessed relief permeating the atmosphere; even the police, I am told, are celebrating the departure of the man who has brought them into disrepute. Musa became the first IGP, since the post was held by Claude Fenner, to be publicly denounced in a court of law in Sabah as an “unreliable witness.” Tunku Abdul Aziz, Malaysia Chronicle I hardly ever receive presents because, I ...

Kenneth Jeyaretnam asks netizens to come forward and fight for democracy

The Secretary-General of the Reform Party Mr Kenneth Jeyaretnam has issued a call for netizens to step forward and fight for democracy by providing ground support to his party. Set up in 2008, the Reform Party has won many fans among young IT-savvy Singaporeans with a forward-looking leadership and feasible proposals to remake Singapore. Besides Kenneth who [...]

Worcester Rising

Lt. Governor Tim Murray, Congressman Jim McGovern, and sheriff Guy Glodis have pushed the Bay State's political frontier westward Massachusetts's second-largest city has always been Boston's ugly step-sister, ignored and marginalized by the state's political elites. Tell a Bay State political veteran that you're writing about Worcester's political power, and the first reaction, more often than ...