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EPSILON MAGAZINE

SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER 2005

Created and produced for the World Jewish News Agency by De Lafayette World Media http://www.delafayetteworldmedia.org

LAYOUT AND DESIGN: MAXIMILLIEN de LAFAYETTE

 

LOVELY EVENT

The KTPAA is a performance group that endeavors to preserve, cultivate, and disseminate Korean cultural arts in the United States. Its members consist of professional artists from the New York area Korean-American community who are dedicated to promoting intercultural understanding and appreciation of Korean artistic heritage and history. KTPAA’s annual concerts have always presented high quality performances of Korean traditional arts to the public, but this year’s event, the 10th annual concert in honor of the traditional Korean full moon festival ch'usok ("autumn night"), promises to be one that has yet to be surpassed. The Korean Traditional Performing Arts Association Presents Ch’usok (Autumn Night): The Korean Festival of Music & Dance October 15, 2005 Family Program - 1:00 PM Main Concert - 8:00 PM Peter Jay Sharp Theater at Symphony Space, 2537 Broadway at West 95th Street New York, NY 10025 The Korean Traditional Performing Arts Association.

Korean Fan Dance

 

BEST TOP SELLERS OF THE YEAR  From the Desk of  Dr. Gisele von Guntenbergersen

 

INTERVIEWS WITH THE SUPERSTARS

Maximillien de Lafayette interviews Gloria Loring*

Gloria: I've been told two things: my smile and my eyes.
MH: And what you notice first about people?
Gloria: The eyes. Their clarity and whether there is sadness or anger there.
MH: What do you fear most in life?
Gloria: Failing to have lived up to my potential. Getting to those last moments and feeling I was mistaken about the real meaning of my life.

* Syndicated to the London Monthly Herald.

 

NEW YORK 2005 BEST CABARET SHOW

BARB JUNGR: Great Britain's Cabaret Diva Barb Jungr's recent  cabaret show at Joe's Pub in New York City was a smashing success. Barb Jungr took New York and the audience by storm. Listening to her albums is a delight. But, seeing her performing on stage is the ultimate musical treat and an experience at many levels, not to miss. From her very first song to Waterloo Sunset, her international hit, Barb Jungr shined brighter than midnight sunset, enrobed with a femme fatale aura, a sensual intellectualism and the implosion of a dignified femme fatale. Her show was a sort of a tribute to Bob Dylan. She sang his biggest hits, her style and her way and she excelled. But, when she delivered Jacques Brel's "Ay Marieke Marieke", the audience went wild. She mesmerized the hell out of them ...Read the full article

GOSSIPS AND FAMOUS INSULTS

FAMOUS GOSSIPS AND  INSULTS BY AND ABOUT FAMOUS MEN

FAMOUS GOSSIPS AND  INSULTS AGAINST FAMOUS WOMEN

 

THE WORLD'S RICHEST WOMEN: THE BILLIONAIRES

 

 

 

10 MOST POWERFUL WOMEN IN FASHION

WOMEN OF POWER: THE WEALTHIEST AND THE MOST INFLUENTIAL:50 MOST POWERFUL WOMEN IN THE UNITED STATES.

 

LIST OF THE MOST POWERFUL BUSINESSWOMEN IN THE WORLD: 2004-2005 ROSTER.

The 100 Most Powerful Women in the World. Jewish women take the lead: Listed in no particular order. Listed by name, country and age.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

THE FABULOUS NEW YORKERS AND NEW YORK WONDERFUL HIGH SOCIETY

 

THE 25 MOST LIKED,  TRUSTED & CAPTIVATING  CABLE TV  PERSONALITIES IN THE US.

 

 

 

 

To many of them, Ted Turner is considered one of the giants of world news and media. However, a great number of TV watchers in the United Arab Emirates, Egypt, Iraq, Kuwait, Bahrain, Syria, Saudi Arabia, France and Germany believe that Ted Turner was just lucky and CNN had a stroke of luck in becoming famous worldwide. They contribute the international success of CNN to the unofficial acquaintance or even friendship that existed in 1990 and 1991 between Saddam Hussein or Saddam Hussein’s regime and Ted Turner’s groupies. Who knows? In fact, CNN was the only American TV network which was allowed to remain “very active” on the Iraqi soil and closely report the news directly from the battle fields. By Maximillien de Lafayette...Read the full article

 

NEW YORK: BEST PHOTOS

PHOTOGRAPHY: NEW YORK'S BEST PHOTOS AND  BEST PHOTOGRAPHERS OF THE MONTH  

UNBELIEVABLE PRODUCTS

 

Revolutionary Female Product

LaFemme, a patented disposable female urination device (FUD) allows females of all ages the opportunity to use the toilet while standing. The perfect product for unsanitary restroom conditions. The manufacturers claim that "LaFemme® disposable paper product gives women and their small daughters the ability to urinate into any unsanitary public toilet while standing and facing the bowl, and do it with convenience, confidence and dignity. No more "hovering" over the seat. No need to cover the seat with strips of toilet paper. And no need to seek an alternate restroom. Best of all, you simply drop our paper product into the toilet and flush it away when you are finished."...Read the full article

 

EMPRESS SORAYA SAGA: A £50-million legacy left by the Shah of Iran's second wife is being passed on to the German government, after claimants to the fortune were found to be impostors. Soraya Esfandiary Bakhtiary left her vast legacy, which had been bestowed on her by the Shah, to her brother Prince Bijan, but he himself passed away just a week after his sibling....Read the full article

THE LOOTED ART OF IRAQ AND THE INSENSIBILITY OF THE WHITE HOUSE: Looted art from the museums of Baghdad and the Archaeological Museum returned to Iraq. Waves of complaints from Iraqis and world communities were geared toward the American military and the Bush's administration....Read the full article

THE 100 TRES CHIC AND TRES ELEGANT WOMEN OF THE WORLD: Harpers & Queen compiled a list of famous women considered to be classy and chic. And this notorious list was aimed at attracting the socialites attention to what "class" and "style" are all about. Funny, some of the artists who are known to be the worst dressed stars in Hollywood were squeezed in...Read the full article

 

 

TOP TEN CELEBRITIES MAKING MONEY. The annual earning of the stars is the "declared" one. What under the table and behind doors is your guess. It was reported, but not for certain, that some of these big shots make 20% to 30% more per year. And how much do they give to charity? Really, not much? What do they do with their money?...Read the full article

ENTERTAINMENT AND STARS BREAKING NEWS: CINEMA. THEATER. MUSIC. SHOWS. STARS.

FEDS INVESTIGATE PAPER OVER LEAKED MEL GIBSON'S "PASSION" TAPE. Feds investigate paper over leaked ''Passion'' tape. The New York Post says it returned its rough cut of the controversial Mel Gibson movie without copying it. There's a new controversy surrounding Mel Gibson's movie ''The Passion of Christ,'' and this time, the law is getting involved...Read the full article

       

APPRENTICE NEW TV SEASON. Although the second season of The Apprentice is far from over - 12 candidates remain - Donald Trump has confirmed the third installment is now filming. "It's going very well," Trump told The Associated Press. "It's a great group."...Read the full article

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FASHION: SPRING AND SUMMER  2006 BY EMANUEL UNGARO AND GEORGES CHAKRA

 

Jenny Sinclair  triumphs with  her CD debut "One More Time". Jenny Sinclair's CD "One More Time", is making a big buzz. It is a bouquet of sweet and lyrical songs magically crafted as a tribute to the legendary "Carpenters...Read the full article

 

 

REVISITING  SUPERSTARS AND LEGENDS. ANN MILLER:  She Was #1 In The World...The star of forty motion pictures and Broadway shows, national tours and innumerable television appearances, Ann Miller has been tap dancing since her earliest childhood days. Ann began her Hollywood career at age eleven, and with her vibrant personality, great legs and her tap dancing, won a seven year contract with R.K.O. at the age of thirteen (claiming to be eighteen). She was so remarkable that by age fourteen, she played Ginger Roger's dancing partner in "Stage Door", which started a Motion Picture Career that spanned 20 years. During that period, Ann appeared in more than 40 films. At fifteen, Ann was "borrowed" by Columbia to appear with James Stewart and Jean Arthur in "You Can't Take It With You" which won the Academy Award for Best Picture of 1938. That same year, back at R.K.O....Read the full article

CDs OF THE MONTH

 

 

 

 

 

CDs OF THE MONTH: Medulla by Bjork. Bjork has said she finds her best, most loved music has been the songs she was selfish in making. On her latest, the Icelandic chanteuse has cast out even the instruments. Bjork's seventh album, Medulla, which refers to the spinal cord in Latin, gets to the heart of the marrow, so to speak...Black Magic. If Bob Marley is reggae's king, Jimmy Cliff is its prince. The veteran Jamaican singer has the royal lineage. He started his career in the early '60s ska scene in Kingston while still a teenager and has grown along with the music through its many permutations...Mind, Body & Soul. Oh, what feeling there is during Mind, Body & Soul, Joss Stone's follow-up to her debut EP, a compilation of soulful covers. The not-so-pop singer finds the emotional climax in every song on the 14-track disc. Her husky voice is both eloquent and vulnerable, more Taylor Dane than Mariah Carey. And Stone's vocal acrobatics are intentional, not showy....Read the full article.

CLASSICAL MUSIC: READ THE REVIEWS

SONGS OF INNOCENCE AND EXPERIENCE. William Bolcom's ambitious setting of William Blake's complete Songs of Innocence and Experience for soloists, multiple choral forces, and orchestra occupied the composer on and off, beginning as far back as the late 1950s, with most of the work completed between 1973-74 and 1979-82. The composer's renowned eclectic bent makes itself felt in the work's nearly two-and-one-half-hour length....ANDREW MANZE: PORTRAIT. If you're already an Andrew Manze fan, you probably have most if not all of the recordings represented on this compilation (22 tracks from 11 albums, ranging from composers as well-loved as Bach and Vivaldi to the more obscure Pandolfi and Rebel). Even so, hearing these selections back-to-back is a reminder of just how dazzling he is, a virtuoso technician with a limitless imagination. With Manze, there's no need to qualify his talents (something along the lines of "well, he's quite good for one of those early music/period performance fiends"). He's not just a great Baroque violinist; he is among today's pre-eminent musicians, period.

CORELLI VIOLIN SONATE. OP5/ANDREW MANZE, RICHARD EGARR. For a large part of the 20th century violinists learned Baroque sonatas and concertos as glorified exercises (even as justification for having to practice all those scales and arpeggios!), as respected historical foundations that must be stood on and conquered, and ultimately as important landmarks on the path to the "really great" solo works ("Now, my boy, I think you're finally ready for the Mendelssohn!"). In other words, these pieces were not regarded as ends in themselves for the soloist, or certainly not as subjects for involved study.

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