It is the 1920s. Passers-by still throw pebbles at Absalom's tomb. Photos blend together. The same place - it's a painting centuries old, it's a recent photograph, it's a yellowed old photograph. At the very same time of day, in the very same place, with the sun in an identical place in the sky, at the same temperature, with the same breeze, someone else was taking the same photograph.
Today is a wide place.
Everything remains the same. Nothing remains the same. The Often Beautiful Music of Richard Ashcroft Former lead singer of the Verve, Richard Ashcroft, thinks out loud about his debut solo album, Alone With Everybody. In the Mood for Love. After Life Little Steven on Bruce Springsteen, Sun City, The Sopranos, and his friends in Bali Jason Anderson's interview with Little Steven, a.k.a Steven Van Zandt Palahniuk Has Entered The Produce Section he's eating grapes Jason Anderson talks to Chuck Palahniuk - the author of the Fight Club.