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Chamber society offers eloquent homage to Britten's centennial
The flood tide of Benjamin Britten performances honoring the great British composer's centenary has barely begun. Both the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and the Chicago Chamber Musicians are planning major observances beginning in the fall, and others are...Tags: Culture, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Pears, Music Industry, Entertainment
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Herbert Blau dies at 87; theater director helped shape CalArts
Herbert Blau, an influential theater director, theorist and scholar who helped shape CalArts during its early years, died at his home in Seattle on May 3, his 87th birthday. He had cancer, according to the Seattle Times. The Brooklyn, N.Y.-born...Tags: Science and Technology, University of Washington, Colleges and Universities, New York University, Teaching and Learning
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Comedian David Steinberg performs one-man show at Bucks Playhouse
As a young man, David Steinberg moved to Chicago from his native Winnipeg to study at the Yeshiva, a Jewish rabbinical school. But on the way he went to see Chicago's Second City comedy troupe and became so enamored with its style of stand-up, he...Tags: The New York Times, Judaism, Cicely Tyson, Music, Tony Awards
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Dolphins owner giving away $2 billion
Miami Dolphins owner Steve Ross is getting rid of half of his $4.4 billion fortune — all for the sake of charity. Ross became on Tuesday one of the new nine members to join the Giving Pledge, which is a long-term, global initiative created by ...
Tags: Miami Dolphins, Reliant Stadium, University of Michigan, Super Bowl, National Football League
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Herbert Blau, theater director and former CalArts provost, dies at 87
Herbert Blau, a renowned and influential theater director who helped to shape the California Institute of the Arts during its early years, has died at 87. He died at his home in Seattle on Friday following a battle with cancer, according to reports....
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At 'Great Gatsby' premiere, a 3-D celebration of Fitzgerald '20s
NEW YORK -- Women in bob cuts and extensive hair plumage and men in bowties and exaggerated facial expressions were dancing and throwing their arms in the air, 1920’s style, amid the crowd of Manolo-clad partygoers, who were eating seafood hors d&...Tags: Joel Edgerton, Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc., Film Festivals, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Inc., Entertainment
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Blues legend James Cotton tells his story, in song
Bluesman James Cotton has lived the kind of life they make movies about. He toiled on a Mississippi plantation from earliest childhood, found himself orphaned at age 9, practically was raised by blues master Sonny Boy Williamson II and flourished as a...
Tags: Mayne Stage, James Cotton, Chester Arthur "Howlin' Wolf" Burnett, Keb' Mo' , Entertainment
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Johnny Monis wins Mid-Atlantic James Beard chef award
The Baltimore SunThe James Beard Foundation announced the winners of the 2013 James Beard Foundation Awards on Monday night at Avery Fisher Hall at Lincoln Center, capping a weekend of gastronomic events in New York City. Spike Gjerde of Baltimore's Woodberry Kitchen...Tags: Awards and Prizes, Culture, Ceremonies, Arts and Culture
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Dolphins owner Steve Ross pledges to give away half his family's wealth
Sun SentinelMiami Dolphins owner Steve Ross recently made a financial commitment to give away half of his family's wealth. Ross, who is worth an estimated $4.4 billion according to Forbes, became one of the new nine members to join the Giving Pledge, which is a...Tags: New York University, Bobsleigh, Charity, University of Michigan, Giving Pledge
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James Beard Awards: Paul Kahan, David Chang tie for outstanding chef
NEW YORK -- Some of the most notable prizes given at the James Beard Foundation awards Monday night were those that were most overdue. Sonoma winemaker Merry Edwards won Wine and Spirits Professional for the first time after six nominations. Wylie...Tags: Chinatown (Manhattan, New York), Awards and Prizes, Elections, Dining and Drinking, Lifestyle and Leisure
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PASSINGS: Frederic Franklin, David Morris Kern
Frederic Franklin Dancer helped popularize modern ballet in U.S. Frederic Franklin, 98, a British-born dancer who helped popularize modern ballet in the United States, died Saturday at a Manhattan, N.Y., hospital of complications from pneumonia,...
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Executive profile: Maria Green
Maria Green let silence fall over a weekly meeting before weighing in on the question of how Illinois Tool Works should supply information to board members inquiring about vote tallies at annual meetings. The pause prompted staff members to share...
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