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- 1. Life&ArtsSection E | The Columbus Dispatch | Thursday, June 9, 2016 Johnny Cash fans sure to warm to revue / E3 Actors maximize dialogue in Wilsons Ma Rainey / E2 n Casey King, preparing to compete at the World Deaf Football Championship FRED SQUILLANTE/DISPATCH Joe Blundo By Emily Bohatch | The Columbus Dispatch W hen playing soccer for her school team, Casey King wears red, white and blue. She will soon don the same colors but, instead of Bishop Hartley High School, her jersey will read, USA Deaf Soccer. Casey, an incoming junior at the Roman Catho- lic school on the East Side, will Beyond words WOMENS SOCCER Hartley junior ready for her dream: world deaf championship By Glenn Whipp Los Angeles Times NEW YORK Claire Danes thought recently about having a big, wild adventure. The type of insanity she was contemplating? Moving to Brooklyn. Not moving the needle for you on the daredevil barometer? She gets it. So maybe a little context is in order. Danes, known for her role as Carrie Mathison on the Homeland TV series, is talking about a more personal experience. Danes and her husband, actor Hugh Dancy, had just welcomed the addition of a son, Cyrus, into their lives. They were living in Danes loft in SoHo, the Lower Manhattan neigh- borhood where she was born and raised. They wanted a place of their own, and Danes hatched a little fantasy about leaving Manhattan for Brooklyn or maybe Harlem. Then the weight of a life- time of memories kicked in, and she and Dancy ended up buying a town house in the West Village. I was formed here, and I will end my days here, Danes said with a self- aware flourish. I still have a book club with my friends from ACTING Homeland for Danes: Manhattan since birth SEE danes, E8 Claire Danes D ear Gov. Kasich, Why, you lucky man. Youve been under pres- sure to show up at the Republican National Con- vention in Cleveland, plaster on a smile and endorse Donald Trump. It must have been quite a dilemma. And then the real- ity TV star resolved it all with a few ill-chosen words. No way can you endorse him now, right? Of course, I refer to Trumps declaration that a federal judge should be disqualified from a lawsuit involving the candidate. Why? Because, by Trumps definition, the judge is Mexican. And then, when pressed on the comment, Trump said he would油say the same thing about a Muslim judge, too. So the guy set to claim the Republican nomination for president: n油 Implicitly acknowledges that things he has said about Mexicans and Muslims are inflammatory. n油Thinks its OK to disqual- ify people based on where their parents were born. Because, as you know, the judge son of parents who emigrated from Mexico油 was born in Indiana. In other words, hes American 油but so to speak Trump gives governor an out on endorsement SEE blundo, E8 SEE soccer, E2 discover THE NaMES THaT CREaTED THE GaMES! opens june 11 息 SEGA An Exhibition created by the Australian Centre for the Moving Image, Melbourne supported by the Victorian Government. Promotional Partner: CD-0006023695-07 discover THE NaMES THaT CREaTED THE GaMES! CourtesyMojang