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Conductor Juanjo Mena, 60, Will Retire Due To Alzheimer’s
Early last year, the Basque maestro — former chief conductor of the BBC Philharmonic and the Cincinnati May Festival and a very busy guest conductor — revealed his diagnosis. He has now announced that the disease has progressed and…
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Bodytraffic, a top L.A. dance troupe, will close after 20 years
After 20 years as one of the city’s most respected and energetic homes for contemporary dance in Los Angeles, Bodytraffic plans an intentional sunset in July at the conclusion of its current season, the company is expected to announce…
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Kosman: The Disappearing Music Critic
The time when every musical event, every world premiere, every opera opening, was the spark for a lively public discussion is gone. In its place we have, or soon will have, silence. – On a Pacific Aisle
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Atlanta, Once The “Hollywood Of The South,” Sees Its Film/TV Industry Shrink
After hitting a peak of $4.4 billion in 2022, spending on film and TV production in Georgia has tumbled, reaching just $2.3 billion in the last fiscal year, as total productions dropped from 412 in 2022 to 245 last year. – Los…
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Richard Grenell Out At The Kennedy Center
He leaves behind an institution that is drastically changed, and in many ways diminished, from a year ago, when Mr. Trump installed himself as chairman and filled the board with loyalists as he moved to put his imprint on the center,…
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A growing Calgary requires steady infrastructure and smart programming
Breadcrumb Trail LinksLocal ArtsNewsLocal NewsAs Calgary's population grows, so does both diversity and sprawl. Our weekly Countdown to 2 Million special series continues.Published Mar 11, 2026 • Last updated 2 days ago • 11 minute…
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What Entertainment Might Look Like Years From Now
What kinds of disruptive changes will the next two decades bring? We asked five entertainment experts to predict one big change we’ll see in their field. – The Wall Street Journal
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The People Who Shun Super-Popular Pop Culture
This article was featured in the One Story to Read Today newsletter. Sign up for it here.These days, everyone seems to be watching The Pitt—but not me. I hear it’s really good. I have to believe it’s good, in fact, because people in my…
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Breaking: Classical Music magazine is shut down
norman lebrecht
March 12, 2026
Contributors have received an email today from the Mark Allen Group, informing them that the Spring issue of Classical Music magazine is to be the last.
The magazine was sold to Mark…
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