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Provincetown Theater opens a controversial play that hasnt been seen in a century, Cape Rep has a cowboy musical, plus reviews of 3 other shows.

The childrens charity confirmed it would no longer use its logo featuring the Gill Sans typeface, that was designed by Eric Gill himself and released for use in the UK from 1928.

Controversial artwork, attacked this week by hammer-wielding protester, depicts man with nude boy but corporation has no plans to remove it

PROVINCETOWN — The exhibition hallway at Provincetown Commons is filled through April 30 with artwork by Provincetown artists and those who feel connected to Provincetown and the Outer Cape. Titled "Guts and Glory, Open Call Show," the theme of the exhibition acts as more of a structure than a mandate. “Weve been hesitant about doing themed shows in the past because some artists feel restricted,” Dave LaFrance, Commons community and operations manager, says. “I dont think most of the ...

Christmas morning. >> oh, yes. >> they even have feet in them. >> reporter: is this a tradition you plan on upholding next year, meeting at the mall for black friday? >> my son likes to shop. yeah, we will probably end up being here again. >> reporter: some family solidarity. 137 million americans plan to shop today. its better to do it as a family. >> with each passing year, we get more concerned about security issues. malls a big deal. is it noticeable the security increase? >> reporter: let m...

Channel and digital. theres a focus on electronics and there still is. big college football games tomorrow. folks gotta get ready for that. theres merchandising directions and theres the blending of the holiday. >> david, good to talk to you. thank you for joining us. david chick, the retail analyst and director of research at consumer edge research. protests in chicago organized by the alliance against racist and political repression. blake mccoy is there on michigan avenue. last year, these ...