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South Bulletin Board
Bethel Park -- Schoolhouse Arts Center, 2600 South Park Road, hosts a Tole and Decorative Painting Show, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays through May 23. ...
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Amb. Marc Ginsberg: Iran Tom Toms
If you listen very carefully, above the din of Rev. Jeremiah Wright's nonsensical theatrical performances, the distant sound of war drums in the Persian Gulf...
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Apple's greatest innovations
Everywhere you turn this year, Apple's machines are on the march. Apple's iPhone is continuing to gobble up the smart phone market. Apple's PCs and notebook computers--long relegated to a niche status--are tearing off big gobs of the PC market. Even Apple's least successful effort--AppleTV--has rivals such as Blockbuster scrambling to blunt Apple's attack.
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'GTA IV' may drive up EA's bid for Take-Two
The game, to be released Tuesday, may force Electronic Arts to increase its $2-billion offer. It's the video game that launched a $2-billion takeover war.
Los Angeles Times |
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Radiohead Taking Over MTV For A Cause
In an unprecedented and exclusive collaboration, MTV EXIT (End Exploitation and Trafficking) Campaign and Radiohead have partnered to produce a music video for Radiohead's track "All I Need" off the album In Rainbows.
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Events & Concerts
Which part of this weekend's Air Expo are you most looking forward to? Copyright © 1997 - 2007 the Evening Post Publishing Co.
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AnnaLynne McCord
Why Is She Famous? AnnaLynne McCord got her start in modeling, so she's no stranger to looking good. She was represented by the renowned Wilhelmina Modeling Agency, known for honing the modeling talents of names like Fergie , Daisy Fuentes and Vanessa Williams . AnnaLynne McCord herself was a popular choice for Estee Lauder products, making us quite sure that we aren't the only ones who find her ...
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Restaging adds urgency to Romeo and Juliet's story
Pittsburgh Opera will close its season with Thor Steingraber's staging of Vincenzo Bellini's opera in a four-performance run starting Saturday and concluding May 11 at the Benedum Center, Downtown.
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ready to take flight
Nowadays, we find ourselves listening to such serious music. Plus, artists are singing about such somber things like "Why is everything going wrong?" and "You hurt me oh so bad, my heart goes ouch." Oh, stop crying! Flight of the Conchords comes to sweep you away with some aching comedy and killer acoustic guitars on their new full-length self-titled debut on Sub Pop Records.
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Pianist comes back strong after battle with cancer
Pianist Horacio Gutierrez has an extra reason to be glad he's performing with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra this weekend.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review |
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Pianist brings signature style to North Side venue
Pianist Ahmad Jamal insists jazz is healthy, regardless of how many ailments show up at times.
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Brass band to premiere 'Snapshots' of Pittsburgh
Marilyn Taft Thomas' work "Snapshots of a Great City" will be premiered today by the River City Brass Band as part of the ensemble's ongoing celebration of Pittsburgh's 250th anniversary.
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Double Wide Grill now offers down-home live music
"It worked out well, so they've decided to start having shows there on Saturday nights, which we'll be hosting once a month." By Aaron Jentzen.
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Weekend Feedback
I hope that part of the "Artful Strategy" (April 23) to increase attendance at the Carnegie International will be to open the doors on Mondays! ...
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Hot picks: Pittsburgh Biennial 2008, Bridges Festival
Art aficionados in town to see the much touted 2008 Carnegie International also get a chance to see what more than two dozen Pittsburgh artists have to offer in the form of the Pittsburgh Biennial 2008.
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the world's not over yet
At first glance, The World Ends With You comes off as the basic bland Role-Playing Game with sharp character designs and pop music. In the wake of Kingdom Hearts, everything visual about the game is taken from SquareEnix's playbook. Though even with this obvious repetition of SquareEnix, The World Ends With You uses it to produce an impressive story with innovative characters.
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Mt. Lebanon theater project creates 'buzz'
A Mt. Lebanon theater that showed "The Graduate" and "To Sir With Love" -- significant art films of the 1960s -- might revisit that genre with a $3 million renovation.
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NZ Music Month kicks off in style
New Zealand Music Month 2008 was launched today by Associate Arts, Culture and Heritage Minister Judith Tizard. The launch, organised by the New Zealand Music Commission, was held at Cuba Mall’s the Matterhorn and featured a live performance by Chris Knox.
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Briefs: Garden group expands May Mart hours
The upcoming May Mart at the Greensburg Garden Center aims to give gardeners more of what they want this year, according to the center's president, Diane Dale.
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Jazz titans to perform at Plattsburgh State Jazz Festival
PLATTSBURGH -- The 32nd Annual Plattsburgh State Jazz Festival features monster jazz saxophonist Gregory Tardy and pianist Helen Sung. The impetus for these artists coming to Plattsburgh State began with student Peter Fiore.
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Carnegie International Events
The 2008 Carnegie International has a new title, a new starting season and, listed below, lots of new programming, befitting the first International to go galactic. ...
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Party of 5
Our accountant kept telling us, "Diversify." We took that to mean, "Break up with your boyfriend and try out for a stripper gig." Humiliating on both counts. Now we realize that the bean counter was gabbing about the Tres de Mayo Diverse-Fi Five-Year Anniversary Party featuring sounds by Fetti Profo ...
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Great Britons
Life in England during the early ’80s wasn’t an easy slog. It was quite bollocks, in fact, what with the Tories putting the screws to the working class and all. One of the bright spots during the first part of the Ray-Ban decade, however, was the isle’s lush music scene, whether it wa ...
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Meebo Raises $25 Million to Fuel Growth and Revenue
Meebo today announced a $25 million investment from a group of investors led by JAFCO Ventures, with participation from Time Warner Investments, KTB Ventures, and existing investors Sequoia Capital and Draper Fisher Jurvetson (DFJ). Founded in September 2005, Meebo helps people connect live over the Web.
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Tequila Town
If there's one celebration that P-Town knows how to do with style, it's Cinco de Mayo. Nearly everyone in the Valley's gonna be living la vida loca and feting Latino culture nonstop from Thursday, May 1, until Monday, May 5. Myriad Mexican-themed parties are on tap around the PHX, offering all manne ...
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