Sharapova sharp coming into Roland Garros
There’s no clear favorite on the women’s side of the French Open. It’s easier to find reasons why someone … Continue reading Sharapova sharp coming into Roland Garros
There’s no clear favorite on the women’s side of the French Open. It’s easier to find reasons why someone … Continue reading Sharapova sharp coming into Roland Garros
If you’re into the raw, clever, grungy rock of the 1990s, then the PinkPop festival from June 15 to 17 … Continue reading PinkPop in Holland features the best 1990s line-up since the 1990s
Time-out, Toronto fans. Sit down and take a breather. Forget the number one standing in the East, and the … Continue reading T.O. needs patience with young Raptors
— When Naomi Francois “Osaka” beat her idol Serena Williams in the first round near their homes in the Miami … Continue reading Serena deserves more time
Lemon Bucket Orkestra take their “Counting Sheep” revolutionary folk opera from Ukraine to Toronto, New York, California and beyond. Christopher … Continue reading The Goddess of Revolution — from Ukraine to America
—- by Christopher Johnson —- There’s something about the Windy City that spreads ideas across America. It’s the transportation hub … Continue reading Connor Sports Peace Games from Chicago to Los Angeles
(all images copyright Christopher Johnson Globalite … Continue reading Serbian Sensation — Filip Krajinovic
(all images copyright Christopher Johnson Globalite Media all rights reserved) Continue reading Injured Rafa seals #1 at Paris Rolex Masters
In the 1990s, when it was fashionable to defend the rights of repressed Buddhist women, activists worldwide hailed the … Continue reading Rohingya aren’t the only victims of poverty, repression in Myanmar
— words and photos by Christopher Johnson — (warning: graphic images) — Typhoon Haiyan was unlike any story in recent … Continue reading THE END OF THE WORLD: an overview of our 18-part photo series about the worst storm ever — Typhoon Haiyan
Europe has some of the world’s best music festivals, but they are often dominated by anglophile bands from … Continue reading Ferragosto Jam better than Sziget?
This is the Nick Kyrgios we wanted. Mature, courageous, respectful and brilliant. He’s playing with heart and soul to go … Continue reading The Nick Kyrgios we wanted
What if Sting was misunderstood all along, and he’s really just a family guy cooing songs to his children? He … Continue reading Sting, the King of Joy
Kasabian, after headlining InMusic Festival in Zagreb, will play Sziget Festival in Budapest on August 11 along with PJ … Continue reading Kasabian to rock Sziget Fest in Budapest
Sting will play the ancient Pula Arena on the Adriatic coast of Croatia on July 26. The amphitheater, constructed using … Continue reading Sting to play ancient Pula Arena in Croatia
Sergio Pizzorno and Tom Meighan are among the great duos in rock history. At least one of these guys is … Continue reading Kasabian fans “in love with a psycho” at InMusic festival in Zagreb
Repetitor from Belgrade, Michael Kiwanuka from London, and Croatia’s “mad scientist” Darko Rundek among best performances at InMusic Festival 2017 … Continue reading Sonic discoveries at InMusic in Zagreb
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Amid the myriad festivals across Europe this summer, InMusic festival on the Isle of Youth in Zagreb, Croatia stands out … Continue reading Kasabian to rock Zagreb’s InMusic fest
Lorde, Muse and the Weeknd are scheduled to headline Osheaga 2017 in Montreal, Quebec August 4-6. Other acts on … Continue reading Lorde, Muse, the Weeknd headline Osheaga 2017 in Montreal
Is this the Nick Kyrgios tennis fans have been hoping for? He’s one of the hottest players on tour … Continue reading Nick Kyrgios: the evolution of tennis?
Like Led Zeppelin, the Trews are one of those bands singing about stuff I’m going through at the moment I’m … Continue reading The Trews speak truth to my life
With exotic instruments and virtuoso chops, the Tea Party from Windsor, Ontario, Canada are more than “Moroccan Roll” and satanic … Continue reading The Tea Party inspire men to stop violence against women
— images copyright Christopher Johnson all rights reserved — Fifty years after the “Summer of Love”, protesters in San Francisco … Continue reading Women’s March in San Francisco
Borna Coric, Nick Kyrgios, Reilly Opelka and Sasha Zverev are among an exciting new generation of players with bright … Continue reading Rising stars shine in Cincinnati
THE GLOBALITE GUIDE TO COVERING A COUP — Journalists use a lot of cliches to report on coups, revolutions … Continue reading Comedy Relief — How to cover a coup
Nobody moves faster than Richard Gasquet, and he’s moving fast at the French Open after beating Kei Nishikori in a … Continue reading Gasquet: Allez Les Blur
After reaching finals in Madrid and Rome, Andy Murray played 10 sets in his first two Roland Garros victories. Will … Continue reading Murray making a meal of the French Open
(images copyright Christopher Johnson all rights reserved) Continue reading Murray beats Goffin, Djokovic beats Rafa on Rome clay
(all images copyright Christopher Johnson Globalite Media all rights reserved) Continue reading Genie on a roll in Rome
Canadian tennis ace Milos Raonic is known for his interest in art. He himself is a work of art, when … Continue reading Milos Raonic: an Aficionado of Art
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all images copyright Christopher Johnson Globalite Media all rights reserved Continue reading Ivanovic, Svitolina upset top seeds Halep, Muguruza in Dubai
(images by Christopher Johnson Globalite Media. All rights reserved) Continue reading If wealthier nations won’t take Syrian refugee kids, warring groups will
(images copyright Christopher Johnson Globalite Media all rights reserved) Continue reading Touring with Big Sugar, Triggerfinger takes a bite out of Canada
(words and images by Christopher Johnson, all rights reserved) Here’s three reasons why Canada lost an epic Olympic qualifier at … Continue reading Why Bad-Ass Venezuela beat young Canada at FIBA Americas in Mexico
— words and images by Christopher Johnson in Mexico City, all rights reserved — As a Canadian, watching a game … Continue reading FIBA Americas “outsider” Canada wants to take back game it invented
(copyright Christopher Johnson Globalite Media, all rights reserved) Continue reading Australian tennis troubles — Too much for Tomic?
(all images copyright Christopher Johnson Globalite Media, all rights reserved) Continue reading Pospisil plays heart out in Montreal
It’s rare for Milos Raonic to face someone with a bigger serve than him. Returning from injury, the Canadian ace … Continue reading Raonic falls to Karlovic at Rogers Cup Battle of Giants
Lemon Bucket Orkestra’s stirring folk opera “Counting Sheep”, based on Mark and Marichka Marczyk’s personal experiences in Kyiv, recreates Ukraine’s Maidan … Continue reading Marczyk’s “Counting Sheep” simulates Ukraine’s Maidan Revolution in Toronto
—- text and images by Christopher Johnson —- Here’s five take-aways from Canada’s silver-medal run at the Pan Am Games … Continue reading Reality-check for Canada at Pan Am final — 5 criticisms
(images copyright Christopher Johnson Globalite Media, all rights reserved) Continue reading Madness in Vancouver — USA score 4 early to win Women’s World Cup 5-2
(images copyright Christopher Johnson Globalite Media, all rights reserved) Continue reading Japan Nadeshiko score late to beat Australia in WWC quarter in Edmonton
(images copyright Christopher Johnson Globalite Media all rights reserved) Continue reading Deep USA beat valiant Colombia at Women’s World Cup in Edmonton
(images by Christopher Johnson Globalite Media, all rights reserved) Continue reading Okean Elzy and friends — world class music from the soul of Ukraine
Before the Mutua Madrid Open, Stan Wawrinka was practicing with Rafael Nadal on the clay of the Caja Magica. Lately, it … Continue reading The Stanimal: a beast unleashed in Paris
(copyright Christopher Johnson Globalite Media, all rights reserved) Continue reading Hard luck for Bouchard in Madrid
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