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The Wombats star in new T4 show
The Wombats will star in new T4 show Je Suis Un Rock Star next month.
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France's first lady also first in record sales
PARIS (Reuters) - France's first lady Carla Bruni-Sarkozy shot to the top of the charts with her latest album in its first full week on sale, a music industry body said on Wednesday.
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One last ‘Only in Ukraine’ evening
Former Kyiv Post editor Greg Bloom returned to Ukraine last year after a four-year hiatus to update Lonely Planet’s recently released Ukraine guide. This is the last in an eight-part series of articles documenting his travels around the country.
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Utzurrum: Fiesta celebrations and piano concerts
ONGOING till Aug. 6 is the Swissness from A-Z, a Swiss foodfest at the Marco Polo Plaza Hotel, showcasing everything Swiss from Alpine-dried beef (A) to Zurich-style sliced veal (Z).
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Bloomfield resident in NJPAC”S “1776”
Starting on July 18, and ending on July 26, New Jersey Performing Arts Center in conjunction with the New Jersey Youth Theatre will bring another brilliant performance featuring local actors and actresses with its summer musical “1776.”
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STRATFORD, Ont. - There's a nice theatrical contrast - all-American wholesomeness versus determined Teutonic debauchery - on display at the 2008 Stratford Shakespeare Festival.
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Reuben Laurente launches farewell CD today
Balladeer Reuben Laurente leaves the local pop music scene with a farewell album to be launched tonight at the Hard Rock Café. ‘Project Runway Philippines’ to premiere on ETC today Fashion TV fanatics and couture lovers will get glued to their TV sets when "Project Runway Philippines" makes its much awaited debut on ETC, Entertainment Central.
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Despite Stress, 'Kid Theodore' Finds Fun
Mixing a blend of jazz rock with indie-pop, Salt Lake City band Kid Theodore brings a unique sound to the local music scene.
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Zenon Park competitor advances to national music festival
Two Saskatchewan residents, Veronique Poulin of Zenon Park and Scott Richmond of Gravelbourg both accepted the Mercure Excellence Award and earned a spot in the semi-finals of the prestigious Festival international de la chanson de Grandby, Que., in September.
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Barbershop Chorus sings at health center
On Thursday, July 17, members of the West Valley Barbershop Chorus performed at the Yolo Adult Day Health Center in Woodland. The all male Chorus performed songs in the four-part barbershop harmony tradition.
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Don't feed the plants at this play
Tickets are now available for The Davis Musical Theatre Company's summer production of Little Shop of Horrors. This dark comedy will provide the audience with a veritable "vegetarian comedic feast," but with internal conflict that is purely carnivorous!
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Behind the Scenes at Download 2008 San Francisco: Cut Copy
This past Saturday, July 19, throngs of music-hungry fans converged on San Francisco, CA's Shoreline Ampitheatre for Download 2008 to have their craving satiated by sets from Yeasayer, Cut Copy, MuteMath, Gang of Four, and the Jesus and Mary Chain, among others. SPIN.com's Peter Gaston took some time -- and play some ping-pong -- backstage with Australian dance-pop group Cut Copy; watch video ...
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Catch the Buzz: Rich Aucoin
Who? Yes, it's another Canadian musician -- but not the kind you'd expect. First off, singer/songwriter/downright maestro Rich Aucoin isn't from Montreal like those other guys; he hails all the way from Nova Scotia. Secondly, rather than practicing in the wound-up, nervy rock sound of his country's peers, Aucoin specializes in light-sounding, harmony-heavy, impeccably arranged indie-pop in ...
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Prime Time Calendar the week of July 23, 2008
Children of Eden, a musical by Stephen Schwartz and John Caird, based on the biblical story of Genesis, comes to the South Orange Performing Arts Center, 1 SOPAC Way, South Orange.
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Double JJ owner now trying to sell resort
Double JJ owner Robert Lipsitz plans to sell the resort in Rothbury, according to court documents. According to Daily News media partner WZZM, Lipsitz testified Tuesday he had been hoping the Rothbury music festival would bring in much needed cash to the resort, but that never happened.
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Charles Gilbert's Watch the Birdie , a Musical About Family, to Resurface in Philly
Philadelphia Music Theater Works will present a staged reading of Philly composer Charles Gilbert's Watch the Birdie, a musical revue about contemporary family life, Aug. 8-9 at the Walnut Street Theatre Studio 5.
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George Michael - Michael Drug-related Arrests Saved My Career
Pop star GEORGE MICHAEL credits his two drug arrests in 2006 with rescuing his music career. The 45-year-old star was arrested in two separate instances in February ...
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The music of summer
Sunny days, warm breezes, and languid nights all make us think of summer, and so do certain songs. Midmorning takes a look at the great songs of summertime.
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What's Happening at the West End House (July 25)
ParkATRS Program; fun at Fenway; Hot Steve Cool Music; more
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Alice Cooper - Cooper Blasts Politician-supporting Stars
Rocker ALICE COOPER has blasted celebrities who publicly support politicians - for getting involved in subjects above their head. The star is sick of musicians and ...
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Posted 07/24/2008
Thursday 7.24 DE LA SOUL, THE COOL KIDS Chances are, tonight’s Twilight Concert will attract a large crowd. Chances are, also, someone will spill overpriced beer on your fly summer dress.
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Joe Lean And The Jing Jang Jong - Uk Rockers Joe Lean Scrap Album
British rockers JOE LEAN AND THE JING JANG JONG have scrapped plans to release their debut album - because it was recorded so long ago. The band were set to release the LP ...
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Posted 07/24/2008
FILM By Jacob Stringer If they saw it on the street, international film festivals the world over probably would turn away and pretend they never even saw B.I.F.F. coming.
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Michael Franti's Endless Summer
For Bay-area reggae artist Michael Franti and his band Spearhead, the summer of 2008 has been busy to say the least. So far this July, the dread-locked dub-er led 500 yoga enthusiasts in music and movement before playing his set the night of the green-friendly Rothbury Festival in Michigan.
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Fleet Foxes Cancel Show After Van Breakdown
Photo by Jen Reel Y'all know how it goes by now: you win some, you lose some. So following a triumphant performance at this past weekend's Pitchfork Music Festival, it's only natural-- though no less a shame-- that the boys of Fleet Foxes should come against the bane of any touring band: a van breakdown. As a result, they've had to cancel tonight's performance at Kilby Court in ...
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