High School Reunion - Forward
In the summer of 1973, when they last saw each other, Jane and Susie were a couple of frizzy-haired Jewish girls on the letter E page of the Mount Vernon High School yearbook. Now, older than their mothers were then, and with seven children and
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Drama Queen - BackStage.com
When Laura Leighton got wind of the CW’s plans to reboot the 1990s soap sensation “Melrose Place,” she shrugged and assumed she would have nothing to do with it. “I figured I was dead,” she says with a laugh. Indeed, Leighton’s tenure as flame-haired
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In the Trade: Fred Giampietro, New Haven, Connecticut - Maine Antique Digest
Top shelf, from left: 36″ quill vane, $4200; whimsy with a carved eagle and lots of other animals from Chehalis, Washington, $2800; Acoma pot, circa 1925, $9500. The design on the pot includes a deer with a heart line, which, Giampietro said, is
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Enid graduate to tour in musical - Enid News & Eagle
Enid High School graduate Jonathan Suttmiller is helping to give the gift of courage to kids across the country who want to learn about the performing arts. As the Cowardly Lion in the touring musical Oz the Musical, Suttmiller, along with the
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Trailer Choir stays true to its roots - Daily News - Galveston County
A beer belly has never sounded this sexy. Trailer Choir, best known for Rockin the Beer Gut, will take the stage at Moody Gardens tonight, singing the praise of six-pack abs the kind you get from a bottle, not from intense sessions of
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A Touch of Grace - School Library Journal
Even though I have been quiet about it, the last two weeks have been really brutal. Robert has suffered viciously, yet still soldiered on. I felt the least I could do was try to do the same. But the last few days have brought improvement and relief
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Dream stage - Batavia Sun
Few people at 26 can say they are living a dream come true, but Kamal Angelo Bolden of Joliet is one of them. In June, he quit his $50,000 job as a manager of a Tennessee rental car company to pursue an acting career in the Chicago area. Bolden hadn
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Choral, instrumental music unite in concert - Hutchinson News
The fall season begins with a collaborative swelling of music from band and choral musicians at Hutchinson Community College. The instrumental program as announced by conductor Jeff Pelischek cqfeatures a newly formed clarinet quartet: Jordon Robson
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HOW ‘BOUT A SHAVE - Digital Collegian
The next time you eat a meat pie, check the ingredients — and make sure your baker isn’t named Mrs. Lovett. You might not be getting what you paid for. The Penn State Thespians will perform Stephen Sondheim’s Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet
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Michael W. Smith brings ‘New Hallelujah Tour,’ to twin cities - Pantagraph
Michael W. Smith, with Matt Maher, Phil Stacey and Meredith Andrews, will perform 7:30 p.m. Nov. 6 at U.S. Cellular Coliseum in Bloomington. At 52, Michael W. Smith may seem a bit young in the tooth to be looked upon as The Old Man of contemporary
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Uncertainty could cloud season for Hawks - NBA
ATLANTA — Opening Night is the NBA’s version of New Year’s Day, where everywhere you look, the mood is good, the forecast is sunny and everything feels right, if only for a night. This year is the exception, though. This year comes with a quirky
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Young actors elated to be in Guild production of ‘Peter Pan’ - Charleston Gazette
Elizabeth Falstreau, Seth Bunting and Cody Burdette play the Darling children in the Charleston Light Opera Guild’s production of “Peter Pan.” CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Elizabeth Falstreau, who plays Wendy Darling in the Charleston Light Opera Guild’s
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This girl’s got talent - Coshocton Tribune
COSHOCTON Preliminary round judges for NBC s America s Got Talent are touring the country looking for Season 5 acts. Coshocton High School freshman Kearstin Clark was the seventh person to audition for the judges at their first stop
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Homeschool troupe performs C.S. Lewis - Traverse City Record-Eagle
TRAVERSE CITY — As more Christians view Halloween with skepticism — disliking its emphasis on the supernatural and celebrations of gore — a local youth theater company is offering an alternative. For the second year, the Homeschool Arts Project
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Hollywood Award honorees - Variety
Nora Ephron says she’s “really lucky” because she doesn’t work in one place. “So I give the illusion of a huge amount of activity,” says the director, producer, screenwriter, novelist, journalist, author, blogger and devoted cook. “I’m not only in
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Twilight Watch Attack of the Wolves, Part Three: Meet Chaske Spencer - VANITYFAIR
VF.com : How did you get the part of Wolf Pack leader, Sam Uley? Chaske Spencer : It was one of the weirdest auditions I ve done. We put it on tape, and usually the process is: you meet the casting director, get a callback, then you meet the
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Tulare Union’s Edward Dillihunt runs over Porterville - Visalia Times-Delta
TULARE Edward Dillihunt made the most important decision of his football-playing career Saturday, when he pledged to Fresno State head coach Pat Hill that he would be spending the next four years playing for the Bulldogs. Word of the wise from
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Club Calendar: Oct. 24 - Journal Times
Board of directors meeting, 7 p.m., Plymouth Congregational Church meeting room, 124 W. Washington Ave., Burlington. Call (262) 539-2531 for more information. Knights of Columbus 4th Degree Monsignor Anthony Weiler Assembly 1207 7:30 p.m., Knights of
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Reality Bites: ‘So You Think You Can Dance’ picks its Top 20 - with - New York Daily News
Ashleigh Di Lello, 26, is a Latin Ballroom dancer from Orem, UT. “So You Think You Can Dance” (Fox) Can we please put a moratorium on the fakeout? The Top 20 dancers were announced on Wednesday night’s show, and usually the judges like to trick one
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Frankmusik hits out at X Factor - Entertainment.uk.msn.com
Frankmusik has hit out at The X Factor for being influenced by Britain’s Got Talent. Contestants performed in front of a live audience for this year’s series, but Frankmusik - real name Vincent Frank - said it was a mistake to ditch the audition
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Land of Chaos Online Website Online - Gamers Hell
Munich, October 21, 2009 Today, the teaser website for the captivating and graphically opulent tactical action online RPG Land of Chaos Online (LOCO) by burda:ic goes online. In addition to the exciting intro video, all fantasy adventurers
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Missouri’s Tiller has big impact with his defense - Jefferson City News Tribune Online
COLUMBIA (AP) — Posing in a defensive crouch with no basketball in sight would be anathema to most big-time college players, even for a preseason photo shoot. Not in J.T. Tiller’s world. Despite averaging just 8.4 points per game last season, the
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Community calendar - News-Sentinel
HISTORY AND HAND ARTS PROGRAMS: By the Settlers, 1424 W. Jefferson Blvd. $15 each or $50 for series of six programs. For ages 14 and older; programs begin at 9:30 a.m. Reverse Glass Painting: Mr. Lincoln, Nov. 12 (reservations due by Nov. 4
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Starwatch Consumer | GM has few takers so far in money-back guarantee - Kansas City Star
General Motors Co. says only 15 vehicles, or about 4 percent of those eligible, have been returned so far under the automaker s much-touted money-back guarantee program. The policy allows buyers to return their vehicle between day 31 and day 60 of
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Twilight Watch Attack of the Wolves, Part One: Meet Alex Meraz - VANITYFAIR
First up is Alex Meraz, who, judging from the snarling werewolf he plays in the following clip [ click past the jump ], is not one to take kindly to pestering questions. Luckily for us, he was up for discussing life on set, bonding with his pack
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Rebecca’s World - American Reporter
CASPER, Wyo. — Technology has given us practically everything, so why can’t it provide a heat sensor for your phone line? Then, when you start breathing fire at the vendor you’re trying to reach, someone at that company will get a clue that their
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What s enough on TV! - Zee News
Are you really liking what s being served to you on TV or you re watching that whatever because you don t have an option? Hasn t the transformation of Indian TV been too fast paced for us to keep up with it? It s tough to trace
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Cast in Plastic: Toon Zone Interviews Michael Bell on Being “Plastic - News.toonzone.net
Michael Bell is one of the most prominent actors and voice-over actors working today, with hundreds of roles in films and television that literally far outweighs the careers of his compatriots on the Screen Actors Guild board (as you will understand
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Eugene Robinson: Reality stunt backfires - Memphis Commercial Appeal
WASHINGTON — Now we know the answer to one of the vexing questions of the modern age: Evidently, there is nothing at all that some people won’t do to get on television. As proof: balloon boy. I realize this is, technically, a nonstory. There was no
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