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THE BUZZ
WHOOPI JOINS "XANADU." Whoopi Goldberg will return to Broadway for a six-week stint in the musical "Xanadu." Goldberg will play Calliope, the muse, subbing for LI native Jackie Hoffman, who will be out preparing to launch a new CD, Newsday's Robert Kahn...Tags: Whoopi Goldberg
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Mr. Bush's dreamscape
What's on the president's mind these days? We do still have a president, though it's sometimes hard to remember in our impatience to replace him. Amid dwindling interest in anything Bush, the president called a meeting last week of a few opinion writers....Tags: Pete Seeger, George Bush, Folk Music, Petroleum Industry, National Government
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Bush's dreamscape
Washington Post Writers GroupWhat's on the president's mind these days? We do still have a president, though it's sometimes hard to remember in our impatience to replace him. Amid dwindling interest in anything Bush, the president called a meeting Monday of a few opinion writers....Tags: Pete Seeger, Folk Music, Petroleum Industry, National Government, Imperial and Royal Matters
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What was Kim Cattrall doing in Rudyard Kipling's bathtub?
Though Kim Cattrall is best known as Carrie Bradshaw's man-eating friend Samantha Jones in the HBO comedy series "Sex and the City" and in this summer's hit movie based on the show, the English-born Canadian-raised 51-year-old actress has a strong...Tags: Missing in Action, Literature, Sharon Gless, Kim Cattrall, Arthur Miller
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Not exactly 'August,' but 'Donuts' is tasty
Chicago Tribune criticI'm just going to get it out of the way, right at the top. Tracy Letts' "August: Osage County" won the Pulitzer Prize for drama and the Tony Award for best new play. Numerous Chicagoans have been lashing themselves daily with clumps of prairie grass...Tags: Uptown, Jefferson Park, Steppenwolf Theatre, Starbucks Corporation, Awards and Prizes
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Setting the stage for the Tonys
Theater/Music WriterSpectacular production numbers! Hollywood celebrities! Historical salutes! With all that going on during tonight's Tony telecast, will there be enough time to give out awards? More than ever in its 62nd edition, the three-hour Tony Awards on CBS will...Tags: Literature, Lily Tomlin, Marisa Tomei, Patrick Stewart, Whoopi Goldberg
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'He-man' TV programming reigns supreme
Tribune criticHow often can you say you admire a reality TV star? Not too long ago, reality programming was the shock to the system that the TV industry needed. Outsize characters—real people who acted in admirable, selfish and surprising ways—made hits of...Tags: Consumer Electronics Industry, Distilling and Brewing Industry, Upstream Oil and Gas Activities, Fishing, John Ford
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It's a whirlwind experience for Summer Shorts
Theater/Music WriterStuart Meltzer's eyes are aimed at the ceiling of a popular diner in Hollywood on the morning after what might have been the busiest, most satisfying weekend of his life. He is listening to his boss, Stephanie Norman, describe how they ramped up City...Tags: Coral Gables, Athletics, Track and Field, Fort Lauderdale, Festive Event
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The women of Steppenwolf get their moment in Tony spotlight
Four members of the Steppenwolf Theatre Company's ensemble will be sitting on the edges of their seats at Radio City Music Hall on Sunday, wondering if they will win a Tony award for acting. (Although Deanna Dunagan has performed with Steppenwolf, she...Tags: Radio City Music Hall, Film Festivals, Steppenwolf Theatre, The White House, Martha Plimpton
Jul 15, 2008
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