Arts & Culture
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Stand-up comedian and actor Jim Breuer said on social media he will be canceling two shows on his upcoming fall tour due to rules at the venues regarding COVID-19 vaccination …
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Melody Baetens, The Detroit News (TNS)
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9/14/21
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Texas Performing Arts will present a highly anticipated limited 2-week engagement of HAMILTON at Bass Concert Hall in Austin, December 7–19, 2021. Tickets for this engagement of HAMILTON are …
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From Staff Reports
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7/14/21
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Ever wondered how Chowder the bulldog learned how to skateboard? Explaining it in a TikTok video that was less than a minute long could be challenging. But on Thursday, TikTok said it would triple …
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Wendy Lee, Los Angeles Times (TNS)
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7/1/21
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After spearheading a $3 million renovation of Austin’s largest theater, Executive and Artistic Director Bob Bursey announced his first curated season of music, dance, theater, and performance for Texas Performing Arts. A dozen live productions will mark its 40th Anniversary season in 2021-2022. more
Staff Reports
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6/24/21
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Way Off Broadway Community Players will perform A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare on Friday, July 9 at 7:30 p.m. at Smooth Village, 203 W. Broade St. in Old Town Leander.
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Staff Reports
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6/16/21
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Leander’s Old Town Street Festival rolls into town Saturday with live music, the Old Town 5k run, shopping vendors, food trucks, children’s rides and wine tasting.Vendor booths and the …
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Staff Reports
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6/2/21
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Following an extended, sold-out exhibition of Texas Performing Arts' collection of mid-century MGM film backdrops this spring, Texas Performing Arts presents Behind the Scenes ...
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Staff Reports
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6/1/21
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In response to popular demand due to Austin-area school districts having off for spring break, the Jurassic Quest Drive Thru is expanding its hours of operation on Wednesday, March 17 and Thursday, …
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Staff Reports
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3/17/21
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We’ve got singing queens and knights and rooks.
Walter Tevis’ novel “The Queen’s Gambit,” which was recently adapted into a wildly successful Netflix …
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By Kate Feldman | New York Daily News
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3/9/21
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When the annual South by Southwest event was canceled by city officials in Austin, Texas, one week before it was set to begin in March 2020, it was among the earlier signs that the COVID-19 …
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By Mark Olsen | Los Angeles Times
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2/11/21
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The last big scene of “The Bee Gees: How Can You Mend a Broken Heart,” Frank Marshall’s excellent documentary about the rise (and staying power) of the Bee Gees, takes …
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By Chris Jones | Chicago Tribune
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2/11/21
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Tom Verica is used to juggling.
As a director, producer, and actor for Shonda Rhimes' Shondaland, he's filmed dozens of episodes of gasp-worthy television. At one point, the Havertown, …
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Ellen Gray | The Philadelphia Inquirer
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1/12/21
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are headed for divorce, according to multiple reports.
Kardashian, 40, has been debating the move since the summer, People reported. West, 43, reportedly …
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Joseph Wilkinson | New York Daily News
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1/7/21
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Lil Nas X is truly a man of his generation.
With this week’s release of his new children’s book, the social media-savvy, history-making Billboard chart-topper pleaded with …
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Karu F. Daniels | New York Daily News
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1/7/21
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Film and TV star Scott Glenn never could’ve scripted the way his career turned out.
A veteran of nearly 100 roles spanning more than five decades — including his latest, …
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Peter Sblendorio | New York Daily News
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12/29/20
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When GLAAD releases its annual report on LGBTQ+ visibility on television next year, 2020 likely will be dubbed a milestone for the prevalence of nonbinary characters on the small screen.
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Tre'vell Anderson | Los Angeles Times
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12/15/20
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No matter the size of your holiday guest list, don't forget to put drinks on the menu.
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Sharyn Jackson | Star Tribune (Minneapolis)
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12/1/20
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CHICAGO — A few advantages to digital museumgoing: 1. No lines. 2. No fees. 3. No alarms sounding when you venture a little too close to the item on exhibit.
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Steve Johnson | Chicago Tribune
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12/1/20
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It takes a pop-culture village to keep me out of the bad place.
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Karla Peterson | The San Diego Union-Tribune
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11/3/20
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In 1990, music executive Jeff Ayeroff had been growing increasingly frustrated at the effort by Washington politicians to censor artists in his industry.
Then he decided to get even.
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Stephen Battaglio | Los Angeles Times
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10/29/20
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