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Arts
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Multicultural Film Festival
D ocum entary
explores
wisdom keepers
The next presentation in the an
nual Multicultural Film Festival se
ries presentation is The White Road
— Visions of the Indigenous People
of the Americas, a documentary that
explores the wisdom of indigenous
people of North and South America.
Mrs. NormaTrimble will facilitate
a discussion that follows the free
sh o w in g , sp o n so red by the
Jefferson High School community
and North Portland Library.
The worlds' spiritual traditions,
including those of the indigenous
people, speak of the times we're in as
a period of transformation, a time
when the Earth must pass through
the process of ascension.
"The White Road" takes you to
Don Alejando is featured in the film the White Road - Visions of
the Indigenous People of the Americas, playing on Tuesday, Dec.
14 at the North Portland Library as part of the 10th annual
multicultural film festival.
the heart of the Yucatan, tracing the and rituals, supported by commen
steps of the elders down the ancient tary from elders and priestesses.
thoroughfare that for the Mayans is
Join the Jefferson community for
a symbol for the pathway to spiri the screening in the North Portland
tual knowledge. "El Camino Blanco" Library ’ s Second Floor Conference
begins in Merida and goes from
Room, 512 N. Killingsworth S t.,
temple to temple with ceremonies at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec 14.
Eminem Tops Grammy Nominations
Cee Lo competes
for song of the year
(AP) - When Eminem was first
nominated for album of the year
some 10 years ago for "The Marshall
Mathers LP," it marked a milestone
for the Grammys as it chose to honor
an album that was considered mas
terful in its artistry yet morally bank
rupt in its values.
Last week, the Recording Acad
emy once again nominated Eminem
for album of the year along with nine
other bids; and it again gave acco
lades to a foul but genius piece of
work— Cee Lo's "(Expletive) You,"
Eminem has been
nominated for
album of the year,
some 10 years
after his first
album of the year
nomination.
an infectious retro groove with an
"It wasn't meant to be a radio
unforgettable, unprintable chorus. song," said Cee Lo after the nomina
The tune, which is so profane it tions. "It was meant to be some
had to be changed to "Forget You" thing with flair and first impression
for radio play, was nominated for and it really took on a life of its own,
two top Grammy honors: record and and I had no idea it would become
song of the year.
what it is today."
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