Autism Solutions discussed at Ted Talks: Wendy Chung

Posted By Brie Austin In Category: Blog , Reviews

Autism Solutions were discussed on Ted Talks: Wendy Chung: Autism, what we know (and what we don’t know yet) was an interesting and well-delivered 15-minute presentation on Ted Talks, which I reviewed and wrote about for Childswork.com.

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Transformers Age of Extinction – A Review

Posted By Brie Austin In Category: Reviews

Transformer: Age of Extinction is the fourth bio-mechanical alien epic in the series, and may serve as a transitional bridge to the story-line. While movie-goers seem to love it (they openly cheered at the screening I attended), the critics have been trashing it. Richard Roeper of the Chicago Sun-Times calls it “Mind-numbing, bombastic action that seems never to end.”

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Jazz in Bangalore Zaang Style

Posted By Brie Austin In Category: India Travel Log , Reviews

The Hyatt Hotel terrace bar on MG Road was the setting for a night of Jazz in Bangalore, Zaang Style. Dubbed Black-Tie Jazz Night, it was a huge success on many levels. About the only mishap was the name, as it was really meant that the event was Black Tie, as in upscale, not the dress code.

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Vodka Fashion in Bangalore

Posted By Brie Austin In Category: Events , Reviews

As the summer descends upon us with 90+ degree heat, the Fashion Party Collection event in Bangalore attracted a mix of the city’s socialites, personalities and party animals to this invite-only happening at the city’s favorite nightspot Ice, at Vivanta by Taj. it was a great night, with flowing cocktails, a fashion show, music and dance entertainment .  Read my full story and  view the fashion show on Miss Perfect Woman.

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Hit The Wall

Posted By Brie Austin In Category: On Stage , Reviews

The day the world changed was captured in Hit The Wall. But it was about more than the igniting spark of the famous Stonewall Riots on that sweltering night June 28, 1969; it was a moment of conscious awakening. Hit The Wall is the new play brilliantly written by Ike Holter and directed by Eric Hoff. It genuinely moved me in its carefully focused nuances. I hadn’t expected it.

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