Author Archives: Globalite Magazine

Works of Art by Christopher Johnson

Canada qualifies for FIBA World Cup of basketball with revenge win over Venezuela in frozen Edmonton

Pearl Jam’s Love Balm at BST Hyde Park

October Drift go beyond the cage

Are the Stones rolling better than ever?

Joe Walsh is Joe Cool at BST Hyde Park

Rock Heaven coming to BST Hyde Park

Beer leads Czechs to victory in Victoria

Czech hero Satoransky calls game on Canada at FIBA qualifier in Victoria

Nicholson, who plays in China, helps Canada beat China at FIBA qualifier

Wiggins leads Canada over Greece at FIBA Olympic qualifier in Victoria

A deeper, older Canada hopes to win FIBA Olympic qualifier in Victoria

The PRINCESS of the CRUISE

MUSIC: The Holy Metallica Love-Mosh and the Shining Eyes of Headbangers

Spain are world champs again in Asia

Boomers booming in China

Would Team USA win in the NBA?

Learning how to win the Czech way at the FIBA World Cup 2019 in China

Canada loses to Australia in first game of FIBA World Cup “Group of Death”

Who’s down there? I really wanna know

Basketball must protect Kevin Durant

The Cure rock InMusic fest in Croatia

Foo Fighters headline Sziget Festival 2019 in Budapest

How Canada became a hoop heaven

Lawyer for Tennis Canada CEO Michael Downey, players Denis Shapovalov and Felix Auger-Aliassime sends cease and desist letter to tennis photographer seeking payment for work

Will Curry spice up World Cup in China?

Christopher Johnson tennis photo art for Roland Garros photo prize in Paris

AN ODE TO TOHOKU: Japan’s NE is still dealing with the 2011 disasters

Tennis Canada lawyer threatens journalist seeking payment over copyright issues

Journalist files lawsuit vs. Tennis Canada players, CEO Michael Downey over “copyright infringements”

Copyright infringement is rampant in tennis media

Tennis Canada employees, players use copyrighted photos without consent or payment

In Memory of Pratya “Joe” Sawetvimon

Sugita stuns Thiem on Gerry Weber grass in Germany

Noel Gallagher, Foo Fighters at PinkPop 2018

Returning to PinkPop, Pearl Jam keeps on rockin’ in the free world

Sharapova sharp coming into Roland Garros

PinkPop in Holland features the best 1990s line-up since the 1990s

T.O. needs patience with young Raptors

Serena deserves more time

The Goddess of Revolution — from Ukraine to America

Connor Sports Peace Games from Chicago to Los Angeles

Flamenco still reigns in Cordoba, Spain

Serbian Sensation — Filip Krajinovic

Injured Rafa seals #1 at Paris Rolex Masters

Rohingya aren’t the only victims of poverty, repression in Myanmar

THE END OF THE WORLD: an overview of our 18-part photo series about the worst storm ever — Typhoon Haiyan

Ferragosto Jam better than Sziget?

The Nick Kyrgios we wanted

Sting, the King of Joy