The artist Andrew Kuo breaks down “Crime Pays” by the Harlem rapper Cam’ron, which debuted at No. 3 on the Billboard chart last month, as well as his recent record-release show at the Highline Ballroom in New York.
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Charting Cam’Ron’s ‘Crime Pays’
The schedule at the Boston Early Music Festival has always been solidly packed, not least because it’s really two festivals in one.
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Boston Early Music Festival: Two Festivals in One
Now that the 2009 Tony Awards are over, will the 2009-10 season will see a continuation of strong new plays and play revivals, or will the balance will tip toward musicals?
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New Broadway Season Expected to Include ‘Ragtime’ Revival
You can cross “My Name Is Earl” off TBS’s to-do list.
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No New Episodes of ‘My Name Is Earl’ for TBS
The anticipated Broadway revival of Stephen Sondheim’s “A Little Night Music” is expected to go into a Jujamcyn theater this fall, with an announcement forthcoming soon about details of the production, according to two members of the creative team.
The show will be in large part a transfer of the current London production directed by Trevor Nunn (“Les Miserables,” “Cats”), though all of the roles are open for the Broadway staging. A casting notice this spring said that rehearsals were scheduled to begin in October, with an opening in December.
“A Little Night Music,” with a score by Mr. Sondheim and a book by Hugh Wheeler, first opened on Broadway in 1973 and went on to win the Tony awards for best musical and for best actress for Glynis Johns. The musical, based on the Bergman movie “Smiles of a Summer Night,” explores the romantic lives of several couples, and includes one of Sondheim’s best-known songs, “Send in the Clowns.”
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Send in the ‘Night Music’ Revival
The Greek government turned down an offer from the British Museum to loan Greece a long disputed collection of stone objects widely known as the Elgin Marbles.
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Greece Declines Loan of Elgin Marbles From British Museum
Bunch of Grapes, the Martha’s Vineyard bookstore that was badly damaged in a fire last summer, has obtained a new owner and will reopen this season.
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Bunch of Grapes Bookstore to Reopen
Forestalling Michael Jackson’s ability to sabotage his own shows, a concert promoter in New Jersey has filed suit against the King of Pop, saying that the singer breached an agreement to perform in a reunion concert this summer.
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Concert Promoter Sues Over Michael Jackson Concerts
This week: Ben Ratliff reviews “The Eternal” by Sonic Youth; Jon Pareles discusses “Hombre Lobo: Twelve Songs of Desire” by Eels; and the Low Anthem performs “Ticket Taker” live in our studio.
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Weekly Popcast: Sonic Youth, Eels and More
To prove there are no hard feelings, Jason Jones of “The Daily Show” spoke to us about his trip to The Times.
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‘The Daily Show’ Meets The New York Times (Times Survives)
Lending credence to the theory that it is just as good for one’s career to lose on “American Idol” as it is to win,Allison Iraheta has signed a record contract.
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Even For a Fourth-Place ‘Idol,’ An Album Deal
The innovative theater’s space in Dumbo is being turned into an apartment complex and school.
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St. Ann’s Warehouse Is Looking for a New Home
If you’re interested in early music, Boston is the place to be this week, when the Boston Early Music Festival and Exhibition takes over the city.
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Early Music Enthusiasts Have Their Trade Shows, Too
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