If we leave Iraq, do we lose for good? Nov 1, 2009
And sold it to our dimwitted commander in chief as a holy crusade ... I too am very concerned about the potential damage to Democrat credibility coming from the grab-bag Gore crusade, with its wild exaggerations and hypocritical sanctimony ... If you live like the Marquis de Sade (one of the principal influences on my first book. (Salon)
Critics' Picks: The dark prince of postwar Italy Nov 1, 2009
" "Slaughter" is spaced-out bliss that solidifies into enraged rock 'n' roll; "I'll make you suffer," Ndegeocello sings, sounding like a mix of Sade and the Marquis de Sade. Even the friendly, quiet Sunday morning strumming of "Blood on the Curb" comes unraveled with the line "I wanna kill you all. " From anyone else, this album would be a big messy pile of one-offs, but Ndegeocello's rich, consistent voice is always there to pull us in, even as she's throwing us off her scent once again. Like a... (Salon)
Camille Paglia Oct 23, 2009
If you live like the Marquis de Sade (one of the principal influences on my first book. then you should be willing to be imprisoned like Sade ... This was, in fact, the central point in my crusade in the 1990s against post-structuralism, whose monotonous foundation was the tunnel-vision linguistics of Ferdinand de Saussure. (Salon)
Maxwell is back! So you can stop bugging him Jul 17, 2009
Id love to do something with Sade ... She is Sade, you know. (MSNBC -- Music)
Sade at work on first album in nine years Jun 3, 2009
BEIJING, June 3 -- Sade Adu, the reclusive "quiet storm" soul signer who takes notoriously long breaks between releases, has regrouped with the band that bears her name and is recording her first album of new material since 2000's "Lovers Rock," Billboard ... Sade's longtime bandmate Stuart Matthewman, a.k.a. Cottonbelly, also confirmed that new material is in the works, but he said the project is still in its "early days" and won't be close to finished until "later in the year." ... Last week,... (Xinhuanet, China)
Last call for Roxbury's 'Cheers'? Apr 11, 2009
But to its patrons, it is an institution, "the black Cheers," as one waitress recently called it - a community gathering place where men play dominoes and Pac-Man, women chat over piping-hot steak tips, and R&B songs from smooth singers like Sade and old-school rap play in the background. Packy's is, in many ways, two distinct places, depending on the time of the day - by afternoon and early evening, a gathering spot for longtime neighbors; by night, a lounge for the twenty-something set, all of... (Boston Globe)
