Articles related to "David Foster"

Best known for his essays, short stories and lengthy novels, David Foster Wallace will be remembered as one of the most innovative American authors of his time.

David Foster Wallace's unfinished third novel is scheduled for publication in 2010.

David Foster Wallace's "The Broom of the System" makes a promise which the author would keep through the creation of a body of ingenious and uncanny work.

Although nobody could replace the gruff vocals and superb guitar ability of Terry Kath, Bill Champlin's one-of-a-kind voice and musical acumen did much to fill the void.

The late David Foster Wallace's collection of essays, A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again, is a sampling of his style & insight into his troubled thoughts.

The Best American Essays 2007 is a primer for essay writers and essay readers alike, with a variety of topics and writing styles.

Infinite Summer kick-off this week lets readers worldwide discover - or rediscover - the genius of the contemporary author who committed suicide in 2008 at age 46.

While a covers album generally signals the death of an artist's creativity, on Soul, Seal reveals another side of his musical range - that of crooner, with mixed results.

In this dynamic performance, taped live at Teatro del Silenzio, Andrea Bocelli performs with such musical luminaries as Sarah Brightman, David Foster, and Kenny G.

Expressing the mind-body connection physically may get spiritual seekers closer to the truth. How are dancing and living the same?

Band Aid was an "artist meets charity" frontrunner, and today the culture of benevolent music is back in style with as much retro vigor as Duran Duran or INXS.

New communication channels use the latest in web technologies to enhance public relations messages.

The all-time best casting award for hosts or judges on reality television, as chosen by a film and television casting director. Will the winners surprise you?

Zoetrope: All-Story creates a viable bridge between writer and film, with quarterly publications, virtual studio, and annual contests.

The Spring for Music Festival, a new event showcasing North American orchestras and allowing them to "take artistic risks," is scheduled to debut May 2011.

I like Rockstar: Supernova so much more than I do FOX's new foray into reality TV music competitions, Celebrity Duets. Here are ten reasons why.

Since an early age Celine Dion has been captivating audiences with the beauty and purity of her voice.

After a half century of singing, Humperdinck continues wowing the ladies as he tours Europe, the United States and Canada with a nearly two-hour non-stop show

With speculation rife that The Thing (released in 1982) is due a re-make, we look back on one of the best Sci-Fi/Horror films of all time.

Canadian crooner Michael Bublé has just released a new album called 'Crazy Love', and the record has hit #1 in sales, surpassing the new record by pyro-pioneers KISS.

Michael Jackson's two albums of the 80s worked for two reasons: his unquestioned talent and the musicians who made hit after hit such unforgettable classics.

It's time to deck the iPods with new tunes for Christmas. (Ka-chi)gle all the way with these holiday cash grabs, er...that is, stocking stuffers.

Collecting the hits from the 1990's and 2000's, Seal's Greatest Hits runs the gamut from Crazy to his number one worldwide smash Kiss from a Rose.

Language selection makes the difference between someone who plays with writing, and a writer. Here is an illustration.

Country singer Keith Urban is likely used to being called "sexy" by mainstream media. But for Blake Shelton, the designation is nothing short of a "new superpower."