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The Hottest Places to Stay in Provincetown
Provincetown is known for its guest houses that are old captain's mansions restored to glory by ambitious entrepreneurs, who have invested their lives to pampering their clients.
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My love life has been unsuccessful: Sonam Kapoor
She is young, vivacious and has played the love struck romantic in reel life, but Sonam Kapoor confesses that she has not been lucky when it came to love in real life, Zee News reports.
8 hrs ago | USA Today
Paralyzed painter depicts country stars from wheelchair
There's a country song by Carrie Underwood, 'Jesus, Take the Wheel,' that Richard Masters has often listened to while he paints in the basement of his home.
8 hrs ago | Seattle Times
Tony Awards spur box offices on Broadway
There were smiles at many Broadway box offices last week as a big financial bounce followed the Tony Awards, with the biggest winners being "Pippin," "Matilda the Musical" and "Motown the Musical."
8 hrs ago | Connecticut Post
Tony Awards spur box offices on Broadway
This June 9, 2013 file photo shows Patina Miller accepting her Tony Award for best actress in a musical for her role in "Pippin" at the 67th Annual Tony Awards in New York.
12 hrs ago | Seattle Times
Helen Mirren in 'The Audience' sets NT Live record
National Theatre Live, which broadcasts stage shows from England to movie screens worldwide, said Monday that its June 13 live broadcast of Mirren as Queen Elizabeth II in the play "The Audience" has captured its largest audience to date.
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Interview: Spencer Tunick: Liberating the nude condition on an epic scale with stunning photography
Photographer Spencer Tunick fills landscapes and public places with the naked body.
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Renovation of Avery Point student center frees a Coast Guard frieze
Renovations of a former Coast Guard building to a new student center at UConn Avery Point in Groton, seen Wednesday, are nearing completion.
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Second City co-founder Bernarda
Bernard "Bernie" Sahlins, who co-founded Chicago's Second City theater and who nurtured the early careers of many of "Saturday Night Live's" biggest stars over the years, has died.
Moms' stories will shock you: Marzi Pestonji
New Delhi, June 16: The dance reality show "Dance India Dance Super Moms" may have given wings to several women and choreographer Marzi Pestonji, one of the judges on the show, says their life stories are shocking.
'Present Laughter' a champagne nitecap to Two River season
Written bySir Noel Coward as a vehicle for his own multifaceted talents, the 1939 comedy "Present Laughter" has proven irresistible to many of the larger-then-life leading men of stage and screen, who find in its portrait of an aging matinee idol just the sort of send-up they can sink their teeth into.
Burning Down The House: Artistic Freedom Under Fire In Egypt
Egyptian employees of the Cairo Opera House and opponents of Egypt's Islamist President Mohamed Morsi hold placards during a demonstration inside the opera's compound in Cairo on May 30, following the dismissal of the head of the opera house.
Miss Ohio contestants strut their style at fashion show
Twenty-three contestants modeled outfits provided by Richland Mall merchants Saturday afternoon, from casual shorts and tops to sundresses and skinny jeans in front of a crowd of well-wishers.
Experts debate best way to encourage more organ donors
Art Caplan, of New York University's Langone Medical Center, says organ donors can't have infectious diseases.
Strippers, Showgirls, and Sharks
"Gypsy." "Follies." "West Side Story." Did you know these three landmark shows did not win the Best Musical Tony Award? Peter Filichia does and he's fashioned a volume, "Stripper, Showgirls, and Sharks," that looks at these and other titles that were passed over for that award.
Police say hit & run killed 21-year-old woman
Chicago police have identified a woman killed late Friday in a hit & run accident as a 21-year-old coffeehouse worker who had studied graphic design.
Fans rally for Bolshoi dancer fired in acid attack...
More than a hundred Russian ballet fans rallied in Moscow on Saturday in support of a top dancer who says he is being chased out of the Bolshoi Theatre due to disputes in the wake of an acid attack on its artistic director earlier this year.
'M' or 'F'? Outdated IDs worry transgender people
Lauren Grey didn't think much about the gender recorded on her Illinois driver's license until she went to test-drive a new car.
Richmond group seeks new home for trademark organ
A Richmond preservation group is looking for the perfect home for a cream-and-gold organ that was a trademark of a city theater's stage shows and feature films.
Michael Shannon a long way from home in 'Man of Steel'
LEXINGTON, Ky. _ This weekend's big summer superhero blockbuster movie finds Lexington native Michael Shannon in an unusual place: the middle of a big summer superhero blockbuster movie.