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Solstice festival all about community
Westerly — Families can enjoy time together without necessarily agreeing on why they're having fun. At Thursday evening's summer solstice celebration in downtown Westerly, Missy
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'Drums are a universal language'
A drum saved Jeff Stewart's life. When a cancerous cyst was removed from his brain in 2004, Stewart was forced to relearn everything from walking to speaking. His physiotherapist set up a drumming room for the 44-year-old Sudbury music teacher, after he told her the drums were his [...]
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Get ready to celebrate Chili
A new one-day format for the town’s annual Chil-E Festival aims to spice things up.
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Jonas Brothers look like more than a summer fling
Shooting a rock video poolside at a hilltop mansion in Chatsworth, the Los Angeles suburb that is the unofficial capital of the pornography business, inevitably involves a few staples, including dozens of attractive, nubile women swaying to the beat and making eyes at the handsome boys in the band.
San Diego Union-Tribune |
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Militants threaten Peshawar barbers, shops selling CDs to shut down
Peshawar, June 21 : Islamic extremist organization Lashkar-i-Islam is learnt to have threatened barbers and shopkeepers selling CDs in Peshawar that if they didn't stop their activities, they would soon face dire consequences.
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Big Gig's new options for little folks
Most parents know that Summerfest features a children's area with jungle gyms, slides and a small, outdoor theater. This year, there are more opportunities for kids.
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Hard-Rocking Seniors Eschew Gershwin in Film
A movie about senior citizens who would rather play rock music than sit in their rocking chairs is one of the entertainment offerings this weekend. Also planned are a Juneteenth celebration, hobby related events, music and theater productions.
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Kyle Haller, 37, Fort Wayne
When Kyle Haller popped onto the stage last Saturday night for a few harmonica riffs at the bequest of Fort Wayne rock band Orange Opera, the bespectacled, ponytailed Hoosier seemed clearly in his element.
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette |
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Check This Guy Out
Perhaps no one portrayed a stereotypical librarian better than actress Shirley Jones in the 1962 movie, "The Music Man." Her character, Marian Paroo, was the town's conservative, unmarried, bespectacled and socially awkward librarian, who only learns to loosen up when a fast-talking salesman stops into her Iowa town.
The Lakeland Ledger |
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Shnozfest continues for a third year
This year, the festival held in memory of a Penfield graduate will be held at Daisy Dukes in Webster.
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Music Review: Gay Men's Chorus does justice to Elton John
The Columbus Gay Men's Chorus showed why it's still standing after 18 seasons with a fine tribute to Elton John last night in the Capitol Theatre.
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Teacher-student sex claims rock Helix High
LA MESA - A Helix High School business teacher has resigned after being accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a female student. A Helix geography teacher has been accused of having sex with the same girl, now an 18-year-old graduate, when she was a student at the school.
San Diego Union-Tribune |
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Donate that dusty musical instrument
Giving the gift of music is a lot like giving teenagers the tools to take on life, according to Leominster resident Francisco Torres.
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Leominster gearing up for Johnny Appleseed festival
LEOMINSTER -- Full-time fundraising and planning is underway at the office of the Leominster Downtown Corporation for the 15th Annual Johnny Appleseed Arts & Cultural Festival, organizer and executive director Richard Marchand said Friday.
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Krishnaleelai On Location [Gallery]
Check out the on location stills of Krishnaleelai starring Jeevan and Megna Sundararajan. Jeevan is on a roll with a string of hits and Krishnaleelai too with its interesting and unique storyline is expected to make it big.Kotta Srinivasa Rao plays a prominent role in the film. Music is by Srikanth Deva and the movie is directed by Selvan. Jeevan cranks the camera.
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Christian music festival
The legendary Woodstock music festival offered three days of peace and music. With a similar name, but shorter in duration and with a Christian message, the upcoming Pinestock promises three hours of faith and music.
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Target Summer Concerts in the Park
POWAY - This annual summer tradition is returning to Poway, bringing the community together for outdoor recreation and entertainment. From rock 'n' roll to Caribbean grooves, each weekly concert features a different music genre.
San Diego Union-Tribune |
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Newport Folk Festival expands well beyond folk
Trey Anastasio probably wouldn't be confused with a folk act, even if the former frontman for the jam band Phish stepped on stage solo with
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Disney sees hit in 'Camp Rock'
LOS ANGELES – Demi Lovato recalls with delight “my first – and my only! – fan mob scene.”
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette |
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2 Bible-themed parks proposed for Middle Tennessee
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Two Bible-themed parks are being planned for Middle Tennessee. The Trinity Broadcasting Network plans to move some exhibits from its Bible park, The Holy Land Experience in Orlando, Fla., to Hendersonville's Trinity Music City, whic ...
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Kids' singer Justin Roberts loved by grown-ups, too
In less than a decade he's gone from playing for a few people in a maternity shop to a few thousand in big-city pavilions and concert halls. And he's done it in a way that's increasingly popular: entertaining children without dressing like a purple dinosaur or singing songs that drive parents crazy.
Asbury Park Press |
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North Quincy, Braintree students vie to become Pops stars
Five students from North Quincy and Braintree High Schools are one round away from singing with the Boston Pops at their Fourth of July concert.
The Brockton Enterprise |
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Chart-Busting Chants Turn Modest Monks Into Stars
Move over Madonna, because a group of modest monastery monks from Austria have rocketed into the top 10 in Germany's charts with an album of Gregorian chants.
Deutsche Welle |
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On and off, for a year and a half, from Nova Scotia to Melbourne, director-cinematographer Scott Hicks hung out with minimalist composer Philip Glass. Shooting with easy familiarity, Hicks comes away with an insightful portrait of an intriguing artist.
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