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Music Review: Of Those Whose Lives Are Lonely, Too
08-Sep-2008
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In her new cabaret show “Love on the Rocks” the indestructible Marilyn Maye stares some of the world’s saddest torch songs straight in the eye and dares them to tear her apart.
Music Review: Three Bandleaders With Rapport First
08-Sep-2008
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The bassist Christian McBride, the trumpeter Nicholas Payton and the guitarist Mark Whitfield have a number of things in common.
All Ears on Screen: Music and Musicians Play Major Role at Toronto Festival
08-Sep-2008
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Movies are on the screen, but a lot of music is in the air at the Toronto International Film Festival this year.
Presenting: Keeping Shows Going On for 50 Years
08-Sep-2008
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William Lockwood Jr., the pioneering McCarter Theater impresario, has always been slightly ahead of his time.
Making a Comeback Where Jazz Was Jumping
08-Sep-2008
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Jazz in New Haven is showing signs of revival as some clubs draw packed houses.
Jersey: Still Strumming and Rocking After All These Years
08-Sep-2008
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The musician Billy Hector realized long ago that sometimes it’s better to put out your own recordings, and sell them yourself to loyal fans.
’61 Revisited
08-Sep-2008
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Suze Rotolo remembers the Greenwich Village folk scene and her relationship with a certain rising star.
Questions for Harry Shearer: One Man, Manny Media
08-Sep-2008
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The comedian talks about his new album with the controversial cover art, his new video installation and what the nominating conventions will be like in 2012.
MTV VMAs find few surprises as Britney steals show (AP via Yahoo! News)
08-Sep-2008
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LOS ANGELES — No Madonna kiss. No Michael Jackson cameo. No flying Howard Stern. Not even a Kanye tantrum.
Britney Scores Redemption—and Three Moon Men—at VMAs (E! Online)
08-Sep-2008
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In the end, all that buzz for the 2008 MTV Video Music Awards was more or less for naught. Britney Spears showed up. Michael Jackson did not. Russell Brand did, though if the early...
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