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Kenny Chesney Practices With Saints In Jackson
Country music star Kenny Chesney takes the practice field with the New Orleans Saints.
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Actor & Playwright George Furth Dies at 75
George Furth, a Tony-award winning playwright and the man behind the books for "Company," the 1970 Broadway musical as well as "Merrily We Roll Along," died yesterday in Santa Monica for reasons yet to be announced. Furth worked with Stephen Sondheim, who wrote the music and lyrics for the two musicals, on the short lived murder mystery "Getting Away With Murder" in 1996. He also wrote the ...
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Producer sues Vanessa Hudgens for $5 million
A music producer has sued Vanessa Hudgens for $5 million, claiming the actress and her father have repeatedly violated a contract and failed to pay him his share of her earnings.
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Sire Records to Release New Album from The Veronicas - Hook Me Up - on August 26, 2008
BURBANK, Calif.----Hook Me Up , the second album from The Veronicas, is due in stores on August 26, 2008. Sire Records released a digital version of the album, a dance-friendly electro-rock sizzler that showcases Aussie twin sisters Lisa and Jessica Origliasso 's expert songcraft, organic vocal chemistry, and sophisticated sensibilities, on iTunes in May 2008.
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King High band lands in Beijing, readies for concerts
BEIJING — King High student Imani Whitby slapped her hands over her face, eyeglasses and all. When she ordered fried shrimp she didn't know eyeballs were going to be looking up her. Nearby, recent graduate Tantanea Modock collected her 20 yuan. She won a bet that she wouldn't eat fried fish heads.
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Casting Crowns has come a long way since last Quincy show
How times have changed. When Casting Crowns first appeared in Quincy five years ago, the group was little more than a warm-up for Christian music legend Rebecca St. James.
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Wickenburg a cultural center in NW Valley
Wickenburg has become a cultural center for the Northwest Valley, thanks to the diverse programming offered at the Del E. Webb Center for the Performing Arts. Find out what this year's season looks like.
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MTV Networks' MHD: Music High-Definition Channel Kicks Into High Gear With New Programming and a New Name - Palladia
MTV Networks' elite high-definition music channel MHD is upping the ante for HD television viewers with a heavy influx of premier, high-definition music programming and a new name: Palladia.
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Welcome to the swamp — Swamperella brings Cajun spice to Batchawana Bay festival
Conny Nowe didn't need much convincing Cajun music was pretty neat. She loved a Cajun song she heard on a Montreal radio station in the early 1990s. Now, she's helping introduce the musical genre to audiences across North America. "You know how sometimes you hear music [...]
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It’s a free show, Charlie Brown
Good grief! A free summer musical production of “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown” is coming to Keyser. And not only that, the Peanuts gang is going to benefit Helping Hands.
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Re-Union: The World's Largest Wedding Vow Renewal Ceremony Sets New Guinness World Record(TM)
Guinness World Records(TM) has made it official: Pittsburgh now holds the record for the most couples, 624 to be exact, to simultaneously renew their wedding vows. The attempt occurred on Feb. 10, 2008, when participants filled the Carnegie Music Hall, part of Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh, for Re-Union: The World's Largest Wedding Vow Renewal Ceremony, and said "I Do" all over again. Re-Union ...
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Ada pianist wins award
Ada — Ada pianist Jack Malm was recently selected as the winner of the Inspiration Point Fine Arts Colony 2008 Piano Competition. The competition, which took place at the end of July, featured competitors from a five state area including Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, Missouri and Kansas.
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Researcher's key role
A FORMER Edinburgh University researcher has become the head of traditional music at a top music and drama school.
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It's music time for kids, parents at the ol' Mill
More than 100 kids and parents came to Graue Mill Saturday to make some music and resurrect old American folk songs. For some young musicians, the afternoon's highlight was to attempt playing instruments they'd never even heard of. "Generally, they love to play the instruments," said performer Candy Heitner of Chicago. "They might not know all the songs, but they love to move around, and when ...
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Producer sues Vanessa Hudgens for $5 million
A music producer has sued Vanessa Hudgens for $5 million, claiming the actress and her father have repeatedly violated a contract and failed to pay him his share of her earnings. Hudgens, one of the stars of Disney's successful "High School Musical" series, entered into an agreement with producer Johnny Vieira when she was still a minor, the lawsuit, filed in Los Angeles Superior Court on ...
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Songs to kick you up the Bootylicious
Culture: Singles review: Tim Jonze keeps it in the Knowles family and gets freaked out by Alanis Morissette
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Irish festival-goers irked
Roughly two dozen people have sought refunds after rain and lightning forced An Ri Ra to close early Saturday over safety concerns. As stated on the tickets purchased by attendees, however, the outdoor event’s $20 Saturday entrance fee is non-refundable.
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Local pianist still playing after all these years
Most people wouldn’t notice, but for music aficionados, the choir set-up at First Baptist Church in Gainesville may look a little off — and Ramona Orsburn is to blame. It was when she took over as pianist in 1967 that things got turned topsy-turvy.
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LOS ANGELES – A music producer has sued Vanessa Hudgens for US$5 million, claiming the actress and her father have repeatedly violated a contract and failed to pay him his share of her earnings.
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Tuesday August 12, 2008 - 12:23 EST
"INDIO, California -- (PRESS RELEASE) -– Fantasy Springs Resort Casino is proud to welcome one of the hottest performers in pop music today as Fergie, makes her very first appearance on the Special Events Center stage, Friday, October 24th at 8pm.
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New report shows arts education at a crossroads
A new report released Monday by Arts Wisconsin and the Wisconsin Alliance for Arts Education shows arts education in the state is at a crossroads. This is the first detailed research conducted on the state of arts education in Wisconsin since the early 1980s. Arts Education in Wisconsin Public Schools: A Preliminary Review shows that while music and art are nearly universally available in most ...
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...To Be Continued
IGN Music is the ultimate resource for ...To Be Continued featuring news, interviews, reviews, forums, ringtones, photos, albums, and discography.
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Dylan Going Back to New York City Tonight
Bob Dylan will be playing to a sold out crowd at Prospect Park tonight, and while some ticket gouging is going on at various online outlets , you can probably hear the mumbling of the folk legend outside the perimeter of the venue for free. Will Dylan be returning to one of his old stomping grounds? There seems to be some uncertainty about him living in Brooklyn Heights . While he alluded ...
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Little House Musical Will Hit the Road in 2009
A touring production of Little House on the Prairie, the new musical that is breaking box-office records at the Guthrie Theater, is already in the works.
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Updated 8/12: La Grange cafe looks to host culinary events
Friday's New Orleans Jumpin' Jazz Night is one of many events La Grange residents can come to expect over the next year from local eatery Cafe' 36.
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