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America's Next Top Model Review
"And America's Next Top Model is...Whitney!" So spoketh Tyra Banks at the conclusion of last night's season finale of America's Next Top Model thus crowning the first plus-sized contestant in the show's history.
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Students create Peace Wall
Woodlawn Elementary's newest artwork is hard to miss as it sits in the center courtyard. There are nearly 600 tiles hand painted by students, staff and families each with a lesson on Peace.
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Arts Connection for May 15, 2008
The Arts Connection for May 15, 2008 Learn more about Central Florida's arts community at The Red Chair Project , Central Florida's official guide to arts and culture. Also, follow the link above for Cultural Links to many arts organizations and county arts councils. Click here to listen to Part 1 The Florida Legislature cut millions from the education budget - Orange ...
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At the End of Her Run, Syesha Sounds Off
Wednesday night's Idol was the final one for Syesha Mercado, following a surprising steady improvement over the course of the show. Despite multiple weeks in the bottom three, Syesha outlasted all the other female contestants and stood strong to the final three. Ultimately, though, she hit the end of the road, after a week in which all three judges were down on her selection of "Fever" and lack ...
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Hot Sun, Cool Pets Photo Contest
E-mail your photo to Nathan Wade , mail it to P.O. Box 2588 , Waco, 76701-2588, or drop it off at 900 Franklin Ave.
Waco Tribune-Herald |
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Public memorial in Lee County planned for world-famous artist Robert Rauschenberg
The public will be able to pay tribute to world-famous artist Robert Rauschenberg sometime in June at a memorial and art exhibition commemorating his...
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Entertainment Calendar (5/16)
Concert/reading of the new musical Babe:An Olympic Musical : 7 p.m. tonight and May 30, Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts, 7380 E. Second St., Scottsdale. Hosted by the Pandora Festival of the Arizona Women's Theatre Company.
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Vancouver show spans pop art from Krazy Kat to Spore
It may seem Krazy, but the Vancouver Art Gallery is devoting a major show that opens Saturday to comic books, animation and video games.
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Partnership with Vessel Hope and Marcos Racing Sets Goal of $10,000
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – SPEECOM Communications, Marcos Racing International and the Vessel Hope Foundation have joined forces to raise funds for Florida's Camp Boggy Creek in next weekend's Nurburgring 24 Hour where a team of four drivers in a BMW 120 Turbo Diesel will turn one of racing's most renowned endurance contests into a race for charity.
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'Indiana' sends Spielberg back to Cannes
Steven Spielberg is to return to France's Cannes Film Festival after a 26-year absence for the premiere of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.We created Indiana Jones but it belongs to the world and now we're the custodians, Spielberg said in a statement. "Our job really is to serve up a huge helping not only of whatIndiana Jones means to audiences who grew up with it but to ...
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A slightly slimmer SIFF still features more than 400 films
A slightly slimmer SIFF still tips the film festival scales with 419 movies.
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Community News: Arts Council of the Blue Ridge names high school art winners
Winners of the 24th Annual High School Art Exhibition were announced May 1, 2008 at the Richard Wetherill Visual Arts Center at Hollins University.
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Going 'Up in Arms' this Saturday at the Woodson
You have the chance to experience what it's like to make and wear real armor, at an event for The Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum's latest exhibit, 'Age of Armor'.
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Tyler Green's modern & contemporary art blog
Montgomery County Orphans' Court Judge Stanley Ott has thrown out a suit seeking to provoke a hearing on the Barnes Foundation's move to Philadelphia.
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ARTS + FEATURES
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin on Monday opened an important exhibition of Russian art collected by the late cellist Mstislav Rostropovich and his widow, the opera singer Galina Vishnevskaya.
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TOP STORIES
Visiting an open-air military camp manned by French Napoleonic hussars, watching documentaries on the wall of the Fountain House, taking a sneak look at monkeys putting their babies to bed and reading your own poetry to whoever will listen at the Alexander Blok Apartment Museum are things people can do at a one-night-only, not-to-be-missed event at twenty St. Petersburg museums this weekend as ...
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Only 32 watercolors by 22 different artists made the cut to be included in the upcoming Northern Arizona Watercolor Society’s 14th annual Members’ Spring Exhibition.
Sedona Red Rock News |
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On the radio: KNX pumped up for gas giveaway near Orange County
In other news, Smooth Jazz fans ready for Newport Beach festival; KUSC ratings climb; new 'voice' at KFI.
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More News
The school’s upper campus held an all-day party Thursday that featured a morning of Israel Institute workshops focusing on the country’s culture, such as food, folk dancing, literature, theater, and history and politics, and an afternoon that featured the annual Zimriyah, a festival of Israeli song and dance.
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MARKET SNAPSHOT: U.S. Stocks Rise On Activity On Deal-making Front
U.S. stocks climbed steeply higher for a second day straight as declining oil prices and revived activity on the deal-making front fueled technology stocks, helping offset a round of weak economic reports.
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Experts assess extent of Iraq's cultural catastrophe five years after the US invasion
When US forces stormed Baghdad on April 8, 2003 and, in a carefully staged propaganda stunt, tore down a statue of Saddam Hussein in Firdos Square, the first center of the former regime the GIs occupied was the Oil Ministry. That pretty much demonstrated what the Americans' priorities were when they invaded the previous month.
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Station Gallery hosts student art show
WHITBY -- Durham college students are showing off their artistic prowess at the Station Gallery for one more week. The gallery has the student's works of art on display until May 16. For the...
Whitby This Week |
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Final price of Kaufmann House: $19 million
A Palm Springs home known as a masterpiece of modernism sold Tuesday for $19 million. Not as real estate, but as a piece of art.
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St. Martin students prepare for art show May 24
St. Martin of Tours school gets ready for its art showing. Amityville Artists Circle opened Circle Gallery on Broadway, next to Vittorios Restaurant, in September of 2007. This is where local artists can show their work; they also have workshops and art programs offered there.
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Universal Display to Showcase OLED Technology Advances and Universal PHOLED Materials at The SID 2008 International ...
Universal Display Corporation (NASDAQ:PANL), an innovator behind today's and tomorrow's displays and lighting through its Universal PHOLED(TM) phosphorescent OLED technology, announced today that it will exhibit and present advances on the Company's highly-efficient PHOLED materials and other OLED technologies at the 2008 Society for Information Display (SID) International Symposium, Seminar & ...
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