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'Tidings' a holiday treat of tap dancing
Special to the Tribune"Tidings of Tap," Chicago Tap Theatre's holiday program, is an annual treat, the troupe's best show of the year and a unique, altogether refreshing way to fete the season. Mixing brand-new works with old favorites, inspired by various religious and...Tags: Holidays, Christmas, Joni Mitchell, Family
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Review: 'Spectacle: Elvis Costello with . . . . '
Television CriticElvis Costello, the knock-kneed, gap-toothed Angry Thin Man of mid-'70s pub/punk/new wave rock who once identified his exclusive motivations as revenge and guilt, has settled into friendly middle age as the host of his own music-themed Sundance Channel...Tags: Kris Kristofferson, Music, David Letterman, James Taylor, Smokey Robinson
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'NCIS' has something for everybody
While seemingly lost in the murk of acronym-titled, murder-of-the-week television series, "NCIS" is more than a formulaic crime drama featuring a team of experts investigating yet another dead body.
Though the title lends itself to unwarranted...Tags: Tom Waits, Crimes, Celebrity, Angel (tv program), Craig Ferguson
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Review: 'Spectacle: Elvis Costello With...'
WHEN|WHERE Premieres tonight at 9 on Sundance THE DEAL The British singer-songwriter hosts a music-heavy talk show. TONIGHT'S GUEST Elton John, executive producer of the 13-episode series. He and Costello close the show, performing obscure British...Tags: Music, James Taylor, Elton John, Music Industry, Rufus Wainwright
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Whole lotta music going on
Sun reporterSummer days filled with cookouts or escapes to the seashore are on the horizon. But not all the fun has to take place in the backyard, in local parks or on the beach. The Baltimore metropolitan area is host to concerts featuring some of this year's...Tags: Minority Groups, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Pimlico Race Course, Wynton Marsalis, Maryland
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MySpace music venture to take on iTunes
Los Angeles Times Staff WritersNews Corp.'s MySpace, the largest online social networking site, will unveil as early as today a joint venture with the world's top three music labels, according to several people familiar with the matter. The service, to be dubbed MySpace Music, will be...Tags: Sales, Sony Corp., Restructuring and Recapitalization, Music, Music Industry
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Pop music
(Note: CD release dates always are subject to change, even at the last minute.) Tuesday Adema, Kill The Headlights. Amerie, Because I Love It. Architecture In Helsinki, Places Like This. Bedouin Soundclash, TBD. Benzino, Antidote. Caribou, Andorra....Tags: West Village, LeAnn Rimes, P J Harvey, Reba McEntire, Religious Festivals
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TV Party for 'Samantha Who?'
Zap2It.comRemember the time we got into that fight at the biker bar and you got beat up by that grandmother with the tattoos? No? Hmm. Remember that time we got arrested for posing as obstetricians at that hospital? No? Well, that baby was gonna be ugly anyway....Tags: Aaron Neville, Elvis Presley, Tom Hanks, Sarah McLachlan, Linda Ronstadt
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Coleman takes top honors at Jazz Awards
Ornette Coleman, who earlier this year became only the second jazz musician to win the Pulitzer Prize for music, swept the top honors at the Jazz Awards 2007 on Thursday, winning in four categories, including musician of the year.
Coleman's "Sound...Tags: Death and Dying, Pat Metheny, Awards and Prizes, Ornette Coleman, Music
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Grammy preview: Album of the Year
Among potential Grammy nominees for the album of the year award, one name seems certain: James Blunt.
His "Back to Bedlam" CD was a breakout smash that probably can't be denied, even though many music critics (you know, the nasty kind who attack pretty...Tags: Grammy Awards, Christina Aguilera, Political Candidates, Awards and Prizes, Music
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Sour notes on stage
If you've ever watched an Oscar telecast, you know that nothing is quite so cringe-inducing as the musical numbers that punctuate the show, numbers that end up trying too hard to be either flamboyant or hip, often falling short on both counts.
I can...Tags: Taylor Hackford, Robert De Niro, George Gershwin, Snow White, Bruce Willis
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Tony Bennett Swings Through Six Decades on NBC
It's the late '60s, and despite the British Invasion, Tony Bennett is on the radio. A mother and daughter dance around an apartment to his tunes.
Thirty years later, that daughter would take her children to an outdoor Bennett concert and twirl them...Tags: Grammy Awards, Christina Aguilera, George Burns, Cary Grant, Barbra Streisand
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