Performance Space 122 Names a New Director With an International Bent
Vallejo Gantner, a 30-year-old Australian director with a sizable international résumé, has been chosen as the next artistic director of Performance Space 122 , a bastion of avant-garde theater and dance in the East. Mr. Gantner, the director of the Dublin Fringe Festival, was chosen after a four-month search.

Documentary reveals the strange case of The U.S.A. vs “Tokyo Rose”
San Francisco filmmaker Antonio A. Montanari, Jr. spent 25 years researching the story of Iva Toguri, wrongly convicted by the U.S. government of being “Tokyo Rose”. The result is a compelling documentary produced by Visual Thinking Productions and Audicomm Productions and distributed by the Cinema Guild of New York .

Aussie Discovers the Joys of Do-It-Yourself Nationhood
35 years ago, he was a simple wheat farmer named Leonard Casley. Now he’s Prince Leonard I of the Hutt River Principality (and a multi-millionaire to boot). Read the story of this remarkable man and how he made secession succeed.

The Chips are Down: AMD and Intel Fight It Out
For years, the AMD David has struggled against the Intel Goliath. Not only has AMD survived, but many believe it has gained the technological lead in a cut-throat competition. Find out more.

Well-known New York artist Kirsten Campbell has a highly successful showing of her work.
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Can a handbag be a source of enlightenment and inspiration? The Lenore Collection proves that the answer is “yes”.
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This is Shakespeare?! In Pen Name “Shakespeare”, author Katherine Chiljan claims that Edward deVere, the Earl of Oxford, was the real bard.
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Is your computer spying on you? Find out what to do about it.