Do We Need A National Black Arts Festival?
BY KRISTI YORK WOOTEN FOR THE HUFFINGTON POST Over the past month, I’ve been thinking a lot about Claude Monet. Partly because I live in...
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Kristi Wooten
- Jun 3, 2009
The Sachs-Moyo-Easterly Aid Debate: An Activist's Perspective
BY KRISTI YORK WOOTEN FOR THE HUFFINGTON POST In reading and participating in the exchange about aid to Africa (in particular, the one...
Kristi Wooten
- May 18, 2009
John Legend and Jeffrey Sachs: Philanthropy's New BFFs
BY KRISTI YORK WOOTEN FOR THE HUFFINGTON POST The rooftop of the private Soho House in New York’s Meatpacking District is the perfect...
Kristi Wooten
- Apr 19, 2009
Meet Tinted Windows: Rock's Newest Supergroup?
BY KRISTI YORK WOOTEN FOR NEWSWEEK Onstage at a Tulsa, Okla., nightclub in March, hometown singer Taylor Hanson shimmies to the beat of a...
Kristi Wooten
- Sep 7, 2008
The Business of Fashion: A Return of the '90s Supermodel
BY KRISTI YORK WOOTEN FOR NEWSWEEK The fashion industry wants everything skinny—except, of course, its magazines. While thin models...
Kristi Wooten
- Aug 1, 2008
The Happy Mellencampers: John Mellencamp and Campaign Music
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Kristi Wooten
- Jul 22, 2008
John Mellencamp Tackles Race, Politics in New Album
BY KRISTI YORK WOOTEN FOR NEWSWEEK Just because he’s riffed his way into our collective consciousness with no-frills all-American rock...
Kristi Wooten
- Jun 3, 2008
Jakob Dylan Talks About His First Solo Album
BY KRISTI YORK WOOTEN FOR NEWSWEEK Jakob Dylan says he knows what reviewers will write about his first solo recording, the Rick...
Kristi Wooten
- May 6, 2008
Aimee Mann’s New Album: Less Serious But Still Smart
BY KRISTI YORK WOOTEN FOR NEWSWEEK If you’re annoyed by those relentlessly happy people who put smiley faces in e-mails, Aimee Mann’s new...
Kristi Wooten
- Feb 10, 2002
Keith Jarrett Defends Free Jazz
BY KRISTI YORK WOOTEN FOR CREATIVE LOAFING More than a year after Ken Burns’ Jazz aired on PBS, the debate over the series’ fairness...
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