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AROUND THE REGION
n Ashland: The first summer band concert sponsored by the Ashland Area Rotary Club, in the parking lot at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, was a success, according to club members. The crowd that gathered enjoyed a trip down Memory Lane with a variety of presentations by the Seasoned Sounds Band from Bloomsburg, a 15-member group the featured the Big-Band sound. Club members thanked local ...
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"Boses" stars Cherry Pie Picache and Meryll Soriano
Cherry Pie Picache and Meryll Soriano star in a Cinemalaya entry about a violin teacher and his student. Ellen Ongkeko-Marfil is the director and producer of the indie film Boses (international title: Voices ), which will premiere as one of the finalists of the fourth edition of this annual filmfest.
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(AFX UK Focus) 2008-07-16 09:11 UK smallcap opening - Blinkx up on Brazil online venture; MSN partnership
LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Higher levels were seen in Blinkx, 4-1/4 pence up at 22-1/2 following the launch of an online television venture, Blinkx Brazil, with audiovisual content distributor Elo Company to deliver films, music videos and special interest channels in the South American country.
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Brownell looking to ride momentum from last season
OCEAN CITY Ñ There was optimism in the air when members of the Temple University football team gathered on the famed Music Pier here Sunday, capping off the programÕs annual three-day summer excursion to promote the upcoming season.
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Nine to Five bound for Broadway
Country star Dolly Parton writes songs for a Broadway musical based on the 1980 film Nine to Five.
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Parton's Nine to Five to become a musical
Musical to be based on 1980 film
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Barenaked Ladies rocker held on cocaine charge
Barenaked Ladies frontman Steven Page was busted in a Syracuse suburb for possession of cocaine, authorities said Tuesday.
New York Daily News |
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Dolly Parton brings '9 to 5' to Broadway
"9 to 5: The Musical" hits the Marriott Marquis theater on April 23, 2009. Though Dolly Parton won't be reviving her iconic role as Doralee Rhodes, she churned out over 20 original songs for the show.
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Beyond the tent, part two
For music lovers, our bible is Gramophone magazine, published monthly in the U.K. Regular readers learn more about classical music in all its varieties from it than from any other source.
Aspen Daily News |
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Rapping priest, Catholic pilgrims party in Sydney
SYDNEY (Reuters) - A rapping priest from the Bronx entertained thousands of young pilgrims at Bondi Beach on Wednesday, while acid jazz and Gregorian Chant filled Sydney's Opera House on day two of the Catholic Church's "Woodstock".
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Orquesta Típica Imperial and a summer of tango
The Orquesta Típica Imperial, which is making its New York debut this week, highlights the most interesting recent trend in Argentine music. But there's much more tango to go around in the city this summer.
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Music from south of the border - and beyond
Bach, Woody Guthrie, Led Zeppelin and the Chilean tonada "Yo vendo unos ojos negros." That?s just a sample of the music the Chicago band Sones de México may play during its New York debut tonight at Joe?s Pub.
New York Daily News |
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'Tommy' moves, dazzles at Muhlenberg
James Peck's production of ''The Who's Tommy,'' now at the Muhlenberg Summer Music Theatre, is sleek, stylish and elegant.
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WXRP wants that old rockin' role
Leslie Fram is dead certain there's room in New York for a radio station that can get the new Weezer CD and immediately throw a couple of cuts on the air without any call-out research.
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'Musical': Joy offsets play's growing pains
It's clutch time at East High, home of High School Musical, and scores of the Wildcats -- jocks and brainiacs, cheerleaders and skater dudes -- have filled the empty spaces in the theater to cheer their classmates onstage.
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Parks updates SteelStax plans
High note: ArtsQuest set to open $53 million fundraising effort. A ''music park'' with a permanent stage will emerge on 3 acres that was once the site of the Bethlehem Steel iron foundry, ArtsQuest President Jeffrey Parks told City Council on Tuesday night.
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ArtsQuest updates SteelStax, Musikfest plans
Music park: Proposal calls for permanent facility to be open on foundry site by 2011. A ''music park'' with a permanent stage will emerge on 3 acres that was once the site of the Bethlehem Steel iron foundry, ArtsQuest President Jeffrey Parks told City Council on Tuesday night.
The Morning Call |
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'Tommy' moves, dazzles at Muhlenberg
James Peck's production of ''The Who's Tommy,'' now at the Muhlenberg Summer Music Theatre, is sleek, stylish and elegant.
The Morning Call |
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Wii can jam!
Nintendo unveils music game and Wii Sports sequel at E3
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I-SS fine arts students can a jumpstart on college education
Iredell-Statesville Schools Visual and Performing Arts Center has entered into a partnership with two local community colleges to give students an opportunity to expand their fine arts knowledge. The collaboration between the Visual and Performing Arts Center, Mitchell Community College and Catawba College will result in a new early college program for students. The Visual and Performing Arts ...
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A REALLY WINE TIME
LONDON - The man in the mask is back. And so is the champagne. Andrew Lloyd Webber unveiled the first act of "Phantom . . . Once Upon Another Time" at his annual Sydmonton Festival two weeks ago. And while the buzz on this sequel to "The Phantom...
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Try a variety of updated dips
The great dip rush of the early '50s began when a recipe for clam dip presented on television's "Kraft Music Hall" caused such excitement that the next day New York City sold out of canned clams.
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Rapping priest and Catholic pilgrims party in Sydney
SYDNEY (Reuters) - A rapping priest from New York's Bronx entertained thousands of young pilgrims at Bondi Beach on Wednesday, while acid jazz and Gregorian Chant filled Sydney's Opera House on day two of the Catholic Church's "Woodstock".
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Shiraz to host first European-Islamic world cultural festival next year
Germany - Iran - Shiraz Shiraz will host next year the new Festival dubbed the 'East West Divan' which is aimed at promoting cultural ties between Europe and the Islamic world, the artistic director of the festival, Klaus Gallas told dpa on Tuesday.
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New Radiohead Video Will Blow Your Mind
When they’re not busy giving away their music for free (or whatever you care to pay them), those rascals at Radiohead create videos that redefine the entire medium and make your head dizzy at the same time. First, check out the video below. Nice, ain’t it? No cameras were used to create it - only [...]
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