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Wanna sleep with the elephants?

Wanna sleep with the elephants?

The triple -threat talent of the charismatic performer Patti LuPone was on full display at the Kennedy Center Concert Hall on Friday evening---and, oh! What a night it was! A capacity crowd of what was obviously a devoted (and almost fanatical fan base) tuned out to see a glorious two hours of songs ---which were sung with sheer show -biz brio by the resonant mezzo-soprano of Ms. LuPone.

Third novel from author of Major/Minor follows the story of Clara, a 16-year-old Parisienne forced to move to New York

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The exhibition Disguise the Limit highlights the many different ways Yau has worked with a wide range of visual artists over the past five decades.

The shattering of the world that took place during World War I propelled humanity into a fight for survival amidst the onslaught of enemy forces. The cacophony and horror of that war was fought in the trenches and on the open fields as portrayed in the poem “In Flanders Fields”, and in the many films including All Quiet on the Western Front and 1917, etc. Right now, however, this war is being fought theatrically (and with an emotional gut punch) on the stage of the Max at Signature Theatre.

As Stanley Kubrick's satirical masterpiece Dr Strangelove turns 60, an ongoing mystery endures: who was the real-life inspiration for his demonic central character?

Stanley Kubrick's feature is such a sidesplitting laugh riot that the radioactive level of fear and trembling in the atmosphere may have dissipated.

A Pratapgarh resident, Prateek Sinha, has made an unprecedented request to authorities in Uttar Pradesh, seeking permission to express his discontent with a media agency by hurling abuses for two hours.