Located on over 1,100 acres of land just north of LeoPalace Resort Guam, a master plan for the Sigua Highlands development project got the Guam Land Use Commission’s approval back in 2014.

The Guam Cycling Federation is inviting athletes to compete in the Sigua Downhill Blast set for March 16. “Join in on the fun of just going downhill with little peddling. Sigua is a fun route ...

Salome is depicted in the apocryphal Gospel of James as doubting the “virgin birth” only to repent and be visited by angels. A new study suggests that the Salome buried in this tomb was ...

Los amantes de la lírica tenemos que agradecer a Cine Colombia Alternativo por su iniciativa de transmitir, en las mejores condiciones que ofrece la tecnología, la temporada de ópera del ...

The Biblical figure of Salome, Princess of Judea, who dances before Herod Antipas and demands the head of John the Baptist as a reward, infiltrated late-nineteenth-century culture as an agent of e ...

For more than seven decades, the Metropolitan Opera Radio Broadcasts have brought opera into millions of homes, playing a vital and unparalleled role in the development and appreciation of opera in ...

From its insidious opening clarinet solo, Richard Strauss’s “Salome” is a creepy, unsettling piece of theater, its story rooted in unhealthy sexual obsession. For his new production at the ...

When Salome descends into the cistern, a white-faced Jochanaan sits in one corner. In the other is a rocking horse along with other nursery toys. The same little girl from the prologue sits partly ...

Describing the new Metropolitan Opera production of “Salome” feels a bit like recounting the details of a dream: The lines start to blur, the colors begin to drain, the details dissolve in the ...

Detalle de imagen del cumpleaños de James Rodríguez con sus hijos: Salome y Samuel Foto:Detalle de foto de redes sociales de James Rodríguez. Cabe destacar que en su momento, cuando James ...

By Zachary Woolfe The first sound in the Metropolitan Opera’s new production of “Salome” isn’t the wriggle of clarinet that begins Strauss’s score. It’s the tinkle of a music box ...