The title of "Home" (Emarcy), her 10th album, refers to the standard songbook and her relationship to it; she'll draw from a similar wellspring here, with a fine rhythm section and a featured guest, the fiddler Mark O'Connor.
The title of "Home" (Emarcy), her 10th album, refers to the standard songbook and her relationship to it; she'll draw from a similar wellspring here, with a working rhythm section and a featured guest, the fiddler Mark O'Connor.
Harrison Ford suddenly pops up amid all the Frenchness in Agnès Varda's documentary "The World of Jacques Demy" (1995, 90 minutes), released today by Wellspring along with Demy's first and second films, "Lola" (1961, 90 minutes) and "Bay of Angels" (1963, 79 minutes).
The first-floor kitchen at Wellspring is alive with the sound of banter.
Despite modest growth, the economy remains a wellspring of misery, with mass unemployment, wage stagnation and factories going unused.
Amy Morton has a role in "Up in the Air," one of the year's most lauded films, sharing the screen — and her character's wellspring of acerbity — with none other than George Clooney.
This is a nation with a deep love of freedom and with a wellspring of unfulfilled aspirations for a broader and more complete democracy.
With the wellspring of popular feeling against development at this moment, it is possible that Norton Folgate may become the testing ground again in which commercial imperative is set against cultural significance.
Enter Dave Martin, a support worker with the Wellspring Healthy Living Centre, a charity in the heart of Barton Hill, who has identified loneliness as the corrosive problem behind many of the men's issues.
New York City is somewhat of a drinker's paradise year round, but a certain extra layer of permissiveness seems to infuse the city in the summertime, along with a wellspring of opportunities to get sloshed, slightly or mightily.
