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William Bradley: Mad Men's Sensational Season Finale -- HuffPost Review
What a terrific finale to the outstanding third season of Mad Men ! "Shut The Door, Have A Seat" is aptly titled, as that is what happens throughout the episode.
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BWW Discounts: Save on Tickets to Bye Bye Birdie
BWW Discounts: Save on Tickets to BYE BYE BIRDIE! Tuesday, November 3, 2009; Posted: 04:11 PM - by BWW News Desk BWW Discounts is offering you the chance to purchase tickets at a very special price to one of the season's hottest, star-studded shows, the Roundabout Theatre Company's BYE BYE BIRDIE! After nearly 50 years, BIRDIE has returned to the ...
'Right Here on Our Stage Tonight!'
In Barry Levinson's film "Avalon," several generations of a large, boisterous family gather in front of a new television set in the 1950s, eyes young and old lasered to the small screen as if waiting for the curtain to rise on a spectacular production.
Al Hirt inducted into Louisiana Music Hall of Fame
The late trumpeter Al Hirt, who had his own club on Bourbon Street for more than two decades, will be inducted posthumously into the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame this weekend.
Jeff Dunham throws his voice into stardom
In the last few years, Jeff Dunham has become something akin to a rock star. The 47-year-old entertainer routinely sells out concert halls and arenas at home and abroad, travels in a decked-out touring bus and just launched a new weekly cable television show.
'Televi Digest' host inspires others
During the 1950s and '60s, variety shows hosted by Ed Sullivan, Lawrence Welk, Arthur Godfrey and others were among the most popular programs on television.
Bruce Springsteen, Stevie Wonder Steal Rock Hall Of Fame Show
During his introduction at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 25th anniversary concert at Madison Square Garden on Thursday night , Tom Hanks brought up a good question: "Does rock and roll need a hall of fame?" He immediately arrived at his answer.
My Dad and The TV: Roger Catlin | TV Eye
I run into an awful lot of people in my line of business who make it a point to explain that they don't really watch TV.
Grip of the Gloved One: In death as in life, King of Pop has a tireless hold on us
"I would like some way to disappear where people don't see me anymore at some point.
Happiness is a warm - Plaid' blanket
The sound of four voices woven together into a blanket of song that wrapped and warmed both your "Heart and Soul?" Well, it's back in a really big way in a truly great show at the Bangor Opera House.
Relix Lists Top 50 Concerts Of All Time
According to the music magazine Relix, the greatest concert in the last 50 years in the U.S. was the March on Washington in 1963, which is the event at which Martin Luther King, Jr.
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MORNINGPREP-MORNINGPREP-MORNINGPREP-MORNINGPREP ! ENTERTAINMENT HISTORY ! On October 28th, 1939, country performer Bill Monroe joined the Grand Ole Opry.
Gina Gershon -- Give a 'Birdie' to Broadway Critics
Smith, Liz October 19, 2009 "AN OLD garlic clove like me? Who would want me?" asked Coco Chanel when told she had been accused of having affairs with other women.
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'Every Sunday Night,' same time, same station
Of all the things that American society seems to be dependent upon, television is probably one of the most indispensible.
Beatlemania grips Coldwater area
They may have broken up decades ago, but local fans can still live the dream of seeing the Beatles in concert.
It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
So I was watching the latest episode of Mad Men last night and I had if not quite an epiphany than at least an interesting thought.
Susan Cowsill still the baby sister whenever the Cowsills reunite
The Cowsills, including Susan Cowsill, bottom, in the late 1960s. Few of singer-songwriter Susan Cowsill's New Orleans friends knew of her prior life with popular 1960s singing siblings the Cowsills .
Where have all the flowers gone, long time passing? Last month we lost one more icon of the boomer generation.
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Photo Flash: John Stamos, Gina Gershon, and Nolan Gerard Funk in Bye Bye Birdie
Bye Bye Birdie will open officially on Thursday, October 15th, 2009 at the new Henry Miller 's Theatre on Broadway.
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