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At first sight, dainty Hernandez looks eccentric and intimidating. Then she smiles; the whites of her teeth outshine the glow of pearls threaded in her hair and around her waist. As Hernandez begins to talk about one of the most important moments of her life, her eyes radiate a sweet glow. She then holds out her hand to display a dazzling onyx jewel on her ring finger and her smile grows ten times bigger.
Your essential guide to life, travel and entertainment in Iceland.The Reykavík Grapevine is Iceland's biggest, best and most widely read English-language publication. Our alternative monthly magazine publishes 18 times per year, delivering original, insightful reporting on Icelandic culture and society.
Before television (in fact, before rural electrification), periodicals did what some TV programs still attempt to do. Before Henry Luce invented Life magazine, his pet project was Fortune (upon which he concentrated his fawning attention and lavished many a dollar). James Agee, before he made his mark, was hired to travel to southeastern Alabama to write about white tenant farmers. He was joined by Walker Evans and they spent two months in Hale County, Alabama, living with three different tenant families. The fruits of that project were never published until recently. In Baffler #19, editor John Summers takes great pride in uncovering and publishing a good chunk of this mislaid gem in Cotton Tenants: Three Families (Melville House).
In 1997, Michael Symon opened Lola at this location. The restaurant received rave reviews and was even named one of the best restaurants in America by Gourmet magazine in 2000. In 2005, Lola was transformed into Lolita as seen today. One year later, Lola was reopened at a new location on East 4th Street in downtown Cleveland.