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Marty Lipp: Sharon Shannon and Irish Music Icons Tour U.S. for 'St. Patrick's Month' Her lively, fleet-fingered playing has made her an icon in Irish music, though she has not played in the U.S. in recent years. However, as part of what has become a de facto "St. Patrick's Month," she is doing an America...
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Rock Paper Photo: California Dreamin': Masterful Music Photography of Guy Webster Rock Paper Photo is excited to offer a curated collection representing the best of Guy's work including iconic album covers for The Rolling Stones and The Doors and portraits of pop icons such as Barbra Streisand and Liz...
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Mary Daily: Van Cliburn and My Two Enchanted Evenings

The Huffington Post - 8 Mar 2013 23:34
Mary Daily: Van Cliburn and My Two Enchanted Evenings News last week of the death of pianist Van Cliburn brought back fond memories for me, of someone who made an indelible impression on me at a young age.
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Catherine L. Tully: Wording: The Moving Architects Welcomes Choreographer Joanie Audet The Moving Architects is a Chicago-based dance company that has been around since 2007. This month, they are presenting Wording at the Fasseas White Box Theater in Chicago.
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Ore. hospital keeps missing man secret, cites law

News Observer - 8 Mar 2013 23:08
An 81-year-old Salem man was safe in a hospital while friends and police searched for him for two days this week after he disappeared from his home - but medical… Click to Continue »
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Holt McCallany Talks Action Scenes On 'Golden Boy'

The Huffington Post - 8 Mar 2013 23:03
Holt McCallany Talks Action Scenes On 'Golden Boy' Known for his roles in movies like "Fight Club" and TV series like "Heroes" and "Lights Out," Holt McCallany is no stranger to fast-paced filming,...
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Melody Breyer-Grell: Secrets: the Untold Story of Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung While David Cronenberg's A Dangerous Method concentrates on Jung's relationship with Sabina Spielrein, Ken Wydro's Secrets, introduces a later patient/lover, Toni Wolff.
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The work by these several women artists articulate nearly every fathomable aspect of women's desire and socialization, either as it has been codified and perpetuated by women, or historically legislated and imposed on wo...
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Steven Rosen: Photographer James Welling: From Sonic Youth Album Covers to Philip Johnson's Glass House "The important thing about photography is to photograph something you're not sure will even be beautiful or interesting to look at. A lot of times, the things that are not spectacular, that don't even seem to be photogen...
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Sara Mearns: Barre None: Waking Up In Vegas…

The Huffington Post - 8 Mar 2013 22:13
Sara Mearns: Barre None: Waking Up In Vegas… Welcome to Barre None, my new video blog exclusively on Huffington Post. I'm Sara Mearns and I hope to be your tour guide into the...
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The turntable on which Sweden’s Royal Dramatic Theatre places its stage version of “Fanny and Alexander” is an apt visual clue to director Stefan Larsson’s elegant production — a beguilin...
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The 10 Most Overlooked Women in Architecture History

The Huffington Post - 8 Mar 2013 21:59
The 10 Most Overlooked Women in Architecture History By Nicky Rackard, Arch Daily (Read the original story here) Looking back on architectural history, you could be forgiven for thinking that women were an...
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Meet This Classically Trained Barber-Turned-Leather Artisan

The Huffington Post - 8 Mar 2013 21:57
Meet This Classically Trained Barber-Turned-Leather Artisan Early in our conversation at his workshop on a cold fall morning, Kenton Sorenson was waxing poetic about haircutting when he said, "I create lines...
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Sarah Jessica Parker: There Would Be No 'Girls' Without 'Sex & The City' Would "Girls" be the phenomenon it is today if "Sex & The City" hadn't come before it? Not according to Sarah Jessica Parker. In an...
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Walters Art Museum exhibits Baltimore artist Woodville

Washington Post - 8 Mar 2013 21:17
Richard Caton Woodville, the most eminent artist to emerge from 19th-century Baltimore, died in London of a morphine overdose in 1855. He was just 30 years old and left behind only a few dozen works, of which 16 painting...
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Utah moves to tax e-cigarettes like regular smokes

News Observer - 8 Mar 2013 21:06
A proposal in the Utah legislature that would tax electronic cigarettes at the same rate as regular cigarettes has put the state at the forefront of a national movement to… Click to Continue »
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The co-host of ‘What Not to Wear’ took some time out of his busy schedule wrapping up the tenth and final season of the TLC reality show to talk about the program, the evolution of his personal style and his...
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Damages awarded in J&J's DePuy hip implant case

News Observer - 8 Mar 2013 20:51
A jury in Los Angeles has awarded more than $8 million to a man who accused Johnson & Johnson's DePuy Orthopaedics subsidiary of knowingly marketing a faulty hip implant that… Click to Continue »
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A young classical actor, burning bright in Washington

Washington Post - 8 Mar 2013 20:38
In college, Zach Appelman heard voices. And they convinced him that he was on the right track. They came to him through speakers and ear buds: the honeyed sounds of great Shakespeareans, actors such as Lawrence Olivier a...
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Halle & Jeff's East Village Apartment A few years back, I had an appointment to view an apartment that sounded PERFECT. A view of the Puget Sound, hardwood floors, two entrances, with a second floor deck (high enough to ...
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Post movie critic Ann Hornaday compiled a list of her favorite movies set in, relating to, or starring actors from Ireland. “ONCE”: This lilting, utterly beguiling musical introduced the world to folk musicia...
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Valerie Harper Will Open Up About Her Cancer On TV

The Huffington Post - 8 Mar 2013 19:54
Valerie Harper Will Open Up About Her Cancer On TV NEW YORK — Actress Valerie Harper plans to discuss her brain cancer with some television doctors. The daytime talk show "The Doctors" said Harper will...
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