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Disney reveals more on huge Magic Kingdom expansion, one part of a $60 billion investment
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Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, the “wildest ride in the wilderness,” sits at one edge of Disney World’s Magic Kingdom park, the most…
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How a Violin Maker’s Dreams Came True in Cremona, Italy
Art of Craft is a series about craftspeople whose work rises to the level of art.When Ayoung An was 8, her parents bought her a violin. She slept with the instrument on the pillow next to her every night.Two years later, a shop selling…
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Cross-cultural research reveals universal bias towards simple rhythmic ratios in music
A comprehensive study spearheaded by researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics provides evidence that people tend to show a predisposition towards rhythms formed by!--/noptimize-->!--noptimize-->…
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At This Immersive Theater Show, Some Audience Members Mocked, Harassed, Pawed And Even Hit Actors.…
For several years, during The Speakeasy, the audience participation which immersive theater invites would regularly get out of hand. But there were no bouncers or others to help, and management did little to help the actors. Said one,…
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Opinion | Why does daylight reading seem so wrong?
Stephanie Shapiro is a Baltimore writer and a former journalist.A friend once lamented that her spouse spent Saturdays reading instead of doing household chores. How daring, I thought, to let the weeds grow and dust accumulate, to skip…
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Can Both Of Boston’s NPR Stations Survive In One Media Market?
“When the pandemic hit and office workers stopped tuning in on their commutes, that accelerated a worrisome trend: a downturn in radio listeners, which preceded a decline in advertiser dollars. Now, (GBH and WBUR) are confronting…
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How Cambodia Goes About Its Search For Looted Antiquities
“A 55-year-old American attorney named Bradley J. Gordon and three Cambodian women working for him are at the helm of a broadening expedition to recover thousands of artifacts that disappeared from the country’s temples during a…
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Boston Symphony Principal Flute Elizabeth Rowe Is Walking Away From The “Dream Job Of A Lifetime”
“In August, after Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9 ends the summer at Tanglewood, Rowe, 49, will take her final bow with the orchestra, which will probably also be her final bow as a professional flutist. Then, she’ll devote her days to…
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On Bravery, with Stefanie Londino
I had an absolute blast chatting with actor (My Name is Asher Lev; the National Tours of A Bronx Tale, Fiddler on the Roof, and Annie) and musician (West Side Waltz; the Voxies) Stefanie Londino a few weeks ago for the podcast. As…
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Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts expansion on hold indefinitely – WFTV
ORLANDO, Fla. — Editor’s note: This story is available as a result of a content partnership between WFTV and the Orlando Business Journal.The Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts can’t build its $175 million third phase until…
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