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Is “Hadestown” Proof Live Theatre Works In Movie Theatres?
Hadestown has already surpassed Hamilton for the highest grossing opening weekend for a live theatre film in North America, bringing in $10.2-million USD during its debut weekend. – ArtsHub
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Why King Arthur Still Shapes Pop Culture
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The Matter of Britain has had an enduring influence on popular media, from films and documentaries to commercials and music videos. Avalon,…
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DistroKid Says It Removed Music In Response to UMG Lawsuit
Last week, Josh Sahunta, a singer-songwriter based in Nashville, received a strange text from a friend and collaborator: Why had he removed his album Mellowdrama from Spotify? The 2022 LP was one of Sahunta’s most-streamed projects and…
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‘Breaking Bad’ Actor Was 34
UPDATED with additional details: RJ Mitte, who played the son of Bryan Cranston’s Walter White on the Emmy-winning series Breaking Bad and became a disability-rights activist from his experiences living with cerebral palsy, died…
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How French Police Solved The Renoir Heist So Quickly
A lot of things went right in this investigation, starting with the fact that police arrived only four minutes after the museum’s alarm went off — and they found that the thieves had dropped two of the stolen paintings in their haste to…
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Fire destroys Marché des Enfants Rouges, ‘coolest market in Paris’ | Paris
Fire has ravaged Paris’s oldest surviving covered food market, a popular street food venue dating back to the 17th century in the Marais district of the French capital that drew thousands of locals and tourists daily.Ariel Weil, the…
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Opera singers often quit not because they’re done, but because life gets in the way : NPR
Opera singers often leave their careers when their voices are at their best, because the workload isn't manageable anymore.
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How Relevant Is Goya?
Scarily so. “Goya’s works depict the society of his time with criticism, and some images are no different to modern-day situation.” – The New York Times
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For small arts organizations, BCA’s Launchpad Residency a boon
Executive director and founder Alison Yueming Qu of the CHUANG theater company, left, sits with Charlotte Meehan, cofounder and artistic director of the Sleeping Weazel theater company. The two companies are sharing space at the Boston…
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At rehearsal with Los Angeles Ballet, dancers perfect their roles — and themselves
Timothée Chalamet was obviously wrong about ballet no longer being a cultural force when he made his ill-fated comments earlier this year. For one, he simply needed to look down at his girlfriend Kylie Jenner's shoes; she's been credited…
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