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'I Loved, I Lost, I Made Spaghetti' Has Some Delicious Bits
The Hartford CourantThe show: “I Loved, I Lost, I Made Spaghetti” at Hartford’s TheaterWorks, 233 Pearl St. First impressions: The world premiere stage adaptation of Giulia Melucci’s memoir of coming to grips with why she isn't as successful in...Tags: Valerie Harper, Spaghetti, TheaterWorks, Williams-Sonoma Inc., Food Network (tv network)
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At UP Comedy Club, comedy veteran Andrea Martin takes audience down merriment lane
"I'm gonna try out some material," Andrea Martin said Friday night at Second City's UP Comedy Club, declaring herself thrilled to be back for the weekend at the institution that, via its Canadian branch and SCTV spinoff, launched her career long ago....
Tags: Entertainment, Entertainment Events, The Tonight Show (tv program), Andrea Martin, Comedy (genre)
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'Saturday Night Live's' eight greatest stars
Show TrackerWhich performers were the greatest in "Saturday Night Live's" history?... -
Northampton County judicial follies are enthralling
Lehigh County's court system has had its share of entertaining moments. One judge had a reputation for repeatedly going to sleep during court, another unabashedly abrogated the Bill of Rights, and a third, a district judge, was found in a survey to be...Tags: Easter, Opera (genre), Prisons, Good Friday, Easton (Easton, Pennsylvania)
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Tulip Time Announces Two New Shows
FOX 17 Senior Web ProducerTulip Time Festival announces Chicago sketch comedy theatre, The Second City's Laugh Out Loud Tour, is joining the entertainment line-up. For the first time this year, FOX 17 will be the proud sponsor of the festival. A second performance of The Doug...Tags: Entertainment, Tina Fey, The Second City, Music, Stephen Colbert
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LaughFest Adds 'Adventure Challenge' To Schedule
FOX 17 Web ProducerPeople will be running around downtown Grand Rapids competing in events while onlookers cheer and heckle during the new Seriously Funny LaughFest Adventure Challenge during LaughFest this year. Sponsor Gilda's Club Grand Rapids announced the addition...Tags: Entertainment
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CNBC gets the wrong Bain in linking Romney to Obama
The Baltimore SunI have a million other things to write about, and about 500,000 of them have been rightfully ordered up by editors. Despite that, and a growing momentum this Friday night in Baltimore that nothing matters in the world except the Ravens playoff game...Tags: Republican Party, Entertainment, CNBC (tv network), Social Media, Saturday Night Live (tv program)
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Allegra Rosenberg is all plugged in, ready to Trock
Kids these days.
What with their ukuleles and their homespun ballads about the sci-fi series "Dr. Who," and their addictive EPs and ability to get famous authors to pay attention to their ukulele music about minor plot twists on "Dr. Who." I mean, am...Tags: Entertainment, Apple iPhone, Saturday Night Live (tv program), Social Media, YouTube
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Talking with E Street Band founder Vini Lopez: The Boss, the beginning and more
Lehigh Valley MusicIt’s been more than 37 years since Vini “Maddog” Lopez left as drummer of Bruce Springsteen’s then-rising E Street Band in an argument over pay. These days, Lopez, 62, continues to work to preserve part of Springsteen’s... -
‘Saturday Night Live’: What if Kristen Wiig leaves?
The TV Guy - Orlando SentinelEli Manning will host the next new show on May 5, and Rihanna will be the musical guest. "SNL" will repeat shows hosted by Daniel Radcliffe this weekend and Channing Tatum on April 28.... -
Law Firm Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP Pays It Forward
PIX11.comInternational law firm Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP today announced "Pay It Forward," a firm community service initiative to raise funds and build awareness for causes across the globe. A testament to the firm's longstanding commitment to philanthropy, 27...Tags: Entertainment, Manhattan (New York City), Clubs and Associations, Real Estate, Labor Legislation
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‘Saturday Night Live’: Emma Stone gets frisky
The TV Guy - Orlando SentinelBut the opening sketch, a spoof of Gov. Rick Perry's brain freeze at a Republican presidential debate, wasn't as funny as the real thing. You knew that one was coming, but "SNL" couldn't rise above expectations. Still, Bill Hader worked hard as Perry....
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