Tony Adler—venerable Reader theater critic, apostle of Walt Whitman, and not incidentally a colleague and close friend of mine—died Tuesday from complications of pancreatic cancer. He was 71. He was a ...

Irene Adler (née Taylor), 93, a retired violin teacher, formerly of Evanston, died peacefully in her sleep in Chicago. Born in Earlville, NY, she was inspired to play violin by her fiddle-playing ...

Employees of the Adler Planetarium announced this week that they have joined a union. The roughly 80 workers said Tuesday that they have formed the Adler Planetarium Workers United, or APWU, organized ...

Some books do not arrive with spectacle. They arrive quietly. Irene Adler’s Bone Flute – A Woman Speaks is one of these rare books. More than a collection of poems, it is the distillation of a life, ...

Jerry Adler, a longtime force behind Broadway productions who later found fame as an actor in his 60s, has died at 96. His family announced the news Saturday, with Riverside Memorial Chapel in New ...

Home and Away said goodbye to one of the show's most beloved characters on Tuesday night. Irene Roberts, played by Lynne McGranger, made an emotional farewell as she headed off to see the world after ...

Some books do not need to shout to be heard. They speak quietly and clearly, with a kind of wisdom that lingers. Bone Flute: A Woman Speaks is one of those rare collections that opens a space for ...

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The Museum of Arts and Design’s ceramics collection inspires a self-described pottery nerd. Jonathan Adler, nose to nose with “Dora Maar Giant Vase,” one of his pieces featured in “The Mad MAD World ...

In her poem “Bone Flute,” the late Los Altos writer Irene Adler reflects on an ancient instrument and the human who crafted it millennia ago. The cover of “Bone Flute: A Woman Speaks.” Courtesy Paloma ...

Copies of “Who Will Take Care of the Cat” were available at editor Sivan Adler’s recent presentation about the book at SUNY Fredonia. P-J photo by M.J. Stafford What if armed men stormed your home and ...