Posted on Feb 10, 2004, Source: North Bay Bohemian
Announcing top honors for the year's most non-Oscar-like award shows, with nods to everything from the most luxuriant hair to the best use of a moist towelette.
Why does Easter lore revolve around Jesus bleeding, Jesus suffering, Jesus in pain? Maybe it's time for a more humane version of Christianity's most sacred holiday.
After almost 2000 years of Christianity, religious historians want to know, "Does Jesus have a future in the new Millennium?" The answer is Yes -- and No.
Posted on Jan 30, 2001, Source: North Bay Bohemian
Hold on, humans. A revolution is coming. At least, so say anthropologist Paul H. Ray and psychologist Sherry Ruth Anderson, who believe that "cultural creatives" -- who number at least 50 million in America alone -- are soon to change the world.
Posted on Nov 28, 2000, Source: North Bay Bohemian
Recent estimates put the number of American Buddhists at somewhere around 3 million. In a culture obsessed with a hunger for wealth and property, how do they follow an ascetic spiritual path?
Posted on Nov 21, 2000, Source: North Bay Bohemian
If you think scientists are sober-minded people who have little tolerance for tomfoolery, you obviously haven't witnessed the riotous Ig Nobel awards ceremony. Now a 10-year-old tradition coinciding with the announcement of the Nobel prizes, the Ig Nobel ceremony awards 10 people whose whose achievements were stunningly insignificant.
Allegra Burke, sister of the late film director H.B. Halicki, talks about driving fast, missing her brother, and the remake of his cult classic, Gone in 60 Seconds.
