| Michelle Obama dodges health debate by taking daughters to Broadway show Michelle Obama took her daughters for a Broadway show in New York while her husband continued to battle the health care debate in... | |
| Mumbai Police's 'Spiderman' scales 15-storey building for Mount Everest expeditioner In a bid to raise funds to help a teenaged girl selected for the Mount Everest expedition, a martial arts trainee of Mumbai Police climbed 15 storey building here on... |
| Musical Chairs In Different Cities - Roanoke.com Abbey Hoekzema sets up a shot Sunday while Michael Randolph (center) and Lorenzell Wilson play the keyboard in Roanoke. Lorenzell Wilson is going to learn to play the banjo. In 48 hours. On film. ... |
| Michelle Obama Dodges Health Debate By Taking Daughters To Broadway Show New York, March 22 : Michelle Obama took her daughters for a Broadway show in New York while her husband continued to battle the health care debate in... |
| Megadeal For Michael Jackson’s Estate announced a deal with the pop star’s estate worth up to $250 million, perhaps the largest in history. Under the deal, Sony will release 10 projects — probably a combination of albums,... |
| Link By Link: Advising Recovery Board On Offering Clear Data Edward Tufte was appointed by the president to a panel advising the Recovery Accountability and Transparency Board. Among other things, he criticizes the font used for “New York” and... |
| Gasol Takes Center Stage As Lakers Beat Wizards Washington Wizards on Sunday. Gasol scored 28 points and had 12 rebounds after switching from his normal forward role following the loss of Andrew Bynum, who suffered an injury to his left Achilles'... |
| In Syndication, ‘curb Your Enthusiasm’ Is Adding Content Susie Essman, an actress in “Curb Your Enthusiasm.” In November, the channel — previously known for running a scroll of what’s on other channels — snapped up the first... |
| Doctor On ‘nurse Jackie’ Will Post To Twitter In Real Time Twitter for plotlines and punch lines. This month even Homer Simpson got in on the act, punishing Bart by telling him to tweet his every action “even though I don’t know what Twitter is,... |
| Crime Watch: Cinema Sustains Thousands In Damage Sunday The ticket window of Times Square Cinema suffered an estimated $20,000 in damage when a Big Sandy man allegedly crashed his vehicle into the building multiple times early Sunday... |
| Weisz Wins Top Actress Gong In London Theatre Awards LONDON (AFP) - Oscar-winning actress Rachel Weisz scooped a top prize at Britain's Laurence Olivier theatre awards for her role in the classic play "A Streetcar Named Desire."Weisz was named best... |
| Obama Takes Center Stage On Health Reform The US$940 billion, 10-year health care bill would extend coverage to an estimated 32 million people who now lack it. The result is a bill that would raise a total of US$438 billion from tax increase... |
| Rosie O’donnell Is Said To Be Preparing A Tv Show Ms. O’Donnell has formed a company with the executives, and they intend to independently distribute a show next year, according to a person briefed on the plans, who requested anonymity because... |
| Evidence, Odc And Urban Bush Women Dance For Diplomacy Ronald K. Brown of the Evidence Dance Company in Brooklyn leads children with the Sakhuluntu company in the Joza township of South Africa. Mr. Brown’s visit was sponsored by the State... |
| South Africa: Acting President Warns On Violent Protests Johannesburg — South Africa should strive to improve the lives of its citizens as part of the freedom it is now enjoying, acting President Kgalema Motlanthe told hundreds gathered for the main... |
| 'butterfly' Is Back, And So Is New York City Opera Puccini's “Madama Butterfly” returned Friday night in a revival of the pretty minimalist production by Mark Lamos that was first seen in November 1998. Joined by revivals of Chabrier's... |
| Chinese Film Director To Stage Opera In Taichung TAICHUNG, Taiwan -- Chinese film director Zhang Yimou will travel to Taiwan March 27 to stage his extravagant production of Puccini's opera “Turandot” in the central city of Taichung March 27-28,... |
| Jailhouse Rocks For Philippine Internet Dance Sensations Published Date: March 21, 2010 From the moment teenager Egan Torrecampo and his fellow prisoners step out of their crowded cells, the maximum-security Philippine jailhouse rocks. Dressed in... |
| Weisz, Rylance Win Acting Prizes At Olivier Awards Rachel Weisz added a stage accolade to Hollywood stardom Sunday, winning the best-actress prize at London's Laurence Olivier theater awards for her role in "A Streetcar Named Desire." The prize for... |
| Stage Animal / In Perpetual Suspension However, the term "hanefashot hapoalot" is the standard theatrical Hebrew term for "cast of characters" - just as "dramatis personae" is used in English. Similarly, the original Italian title uses a... |
| Science Weekly Podcast: Why We Laugh; Hubble 3d; And Future Technologies , Hubble gives us a 3D view of the universe in the latest Imax film, and we visit a new exhibition about what future technologies might look... |
| Opera Festival Chief Wolfgang Wagner Dead At 90 Bayreuth/Berlin - Long-time Bayreuth Festival director Wolfgang Wagner, 90, a leading figure in the opera world for half a century, has died, spokesman Peter Emmerich told the German Press Agency dpa... |
| Weisz, Rylance Win At Olivier Theatre Awards Rachel Weisz poses as she arrives to attend the 2010 Laurence Olivier awards in central London on Sunday. She later won for best actress for her role in A Streetcar Named... |
| Sisters, Crucible Studio Theatre, Sheffield The captain of the British Muslim women's football team, an intersex waiting for the operation that will reassign her gender, and a daughter driven to contemplate knifing her belligerent father. ... |
| Blaze, Peacock Theatre, London Blaze scoops up street dance, reality TV dance competitions and stage and video designers, cramming them all together to make a noisy, scattershot show. In one mood, it can frame champion-level... |
| Less Underground Vibe At South By Southwest South by Southwest Music and Media Conference, four days of nearly nonstop music by performers known and unknown, many of them playing two or three times a day in hopes of ... well, another... |
| An Appraisal: Fess Parker, Davy Crockett And The Tv Tie-in Fess Parker , who died at 85 late last week, is an essential part of your mental furniture. His ballad most likely still plays over and over in your head, especially the fourth line, with its odd... |
| Books Of The Times: Close-up Portraits Of Paul Newman And Martha Stewart Martha Stewart , also of Westport, to conduct a taste-off and make sure people liked the stuff. At the time these two Westport eminences had little else in common. Now they share the dubious... |
| ‘next Fall’ Tries To Do Broadway On A Budget Rather than use the costly automated system of some big-budget shows, the crew for the new Broadway play “Next Fall” manually slides pieces of its set into place for different scenes. An... |
| Stage Accents Trouble American And British Actors LONDON It’s only when you come to this city and hear British actors playing Americans that you realize how funny we all talk. I’m kidding, of course, but after listening to the... |
| Critics' Choice: New Music By Justin Bieber And Dum Dum Girls ”(RBMG/Island)This much is clear from the rise of the 16-year-old pop-R&B phenom Justin Bieber: We have the technology, the means to chisel a bona-fide American singing star from a Canadian... |
| Jerry Adler, Harmonica Virtuoso, Dies At 91 Jerry Adler, a harmonica virtuoso whose pure, open sound can be heard on the soundtracks to “Shane,” “High Noon,” “Mary Poppins” and other films, but who labored... |
| Music Review | 'at The Hawk's Well': Noh And Celtic Myth At Judson Memorial Church “At the Hawk’s Well,” performed by the Fisher Ensemble at Judson Memorial Church, with Margaret Lancaster, left, and Christy... |
| Dance Review | St. Petersburg State Ballet Theater: Leonid Jacobson Showcase At Tribeca Arts Center George Balanchine were both born in St. Petersburg just a week apart in January 1904. But whereas Balanchine moved away, becoming the most important ballet choreographer of his time, Jacobson... |
| ‘madama Butterfly,’ Monteverdi’s 1610 Vespers And Gerald Finley Monteverdi 1610 Vespers St. Thomas Church Monteverdi’s brilliant “Vespro Della Beata Vergine” (“Vespers of the Blessed Virgin”), the unlikeliest of juggernauts,... |
| Bridge: One Board, Two Big Swings acbl.org .) In Saturday’s semifinals Zimmerman trailed Aubrey Strul of Delray Beach, Fla.; Michael Becker of Boca Raton, Fla.; Boye Brogeland and Erik Saelensminde from Norway; and Fulvio... |
| [03/21] Weisz, Rylance Win Acting Prizes At Olivier Awards LONDON (AP) - Rachel Weisz added a stage accolade to Hollywood stardom Sunday, winning the best-actress prize at London's Laurence Olivier theater awards for her role in "A Streetcar Named Desire."... |
| 'not Cinderella:' Northern Iowa Takes Center Stage In Sweet 16 Northern Iowa's Ali Farokhmanesh lets loose after sinking a three-pointer in the final minute of the Panthers' upset of No. 1 Kansas Saturday. Farokhmanesh also hit the game-winning shot in Northern... |