Jeremy Williams

Publishers are wary of short books, as I’ve discovered when trying to pitch them. Apparently they feel insubstantial and subconsciously poor value for money to prospective buyers. But sometimes a short book is exactly what a topic needs, and this extended essay on tempocentrism is a good example. I don’t need 400 pages on it. I need to hear the word for the first time, get a handful of thoughts on the idea and I’ll work the rest out for myself as I reflect on it.

Sometimes when I give talks about energy and carbon, I use the Energy Dashboard website to talk about live energy sources. We get to see how much electricity is coming from wind, nuclear and gas. I point out the red coal label, now joyously obsolete. And usually someone will hear about energy imports for the first time, seeing the electricity coming in from overseas.

Superstars come and go, but Cher is forever. The accolades she’s received include an Academy Award, a Grammy Award, an Emmy Award and three Golden Globe Awards, among many, many others. The boundary-pushing, barrier-breaking actress and singer, who’s also an LGBTQ+ rights champion and pop culture juggernaut, is the latest multi-talented performer to produce her own Broadway jukebox musical. She joins a list that includes the likes of ABBA, The Temptations, Donna Summer, The Go-Gos, Neil Diamond, Michael Jackson, Green Day, Gloria Estefan, Britney Spears and Tina Turner.

ORLANDO | EDC Orlando returned to Tinker Field, in the shadow of Camping World Stadium, for its 13th annual celebration of music, art and dance.

For someone who has made a career out of big and bold ideas, this must have been an irresistible one: pitching a new name for the planet. That is indeed the proposal here. Humanity has misjudged the nature of our planetary home. We had always thought of it as

As a young gay man, working at Watermark offered me an experience that I believe is more and more difficult to find in the world today: community. The world of journalism was collapsing around me, as I had just been let go from a prominent newspaper, and I was adrift.

I am grateful for the platform which Watermark has provided me as a writer and social commentator. I feel even more fortunate that I have always been afforded the latitude to write on any topic that struck my fancy and I’ve had a ball doing it. But there was this one time…

For months, maybe even years, we noticed a change in my dad’s voice.

Hey, fam, it’s Ginger wishing y’all a Very Merry Minjmas and a Happy New Queer! I love a Holiday spread full of fabulous foods, especially new takes on old faves. […]

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