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Susan Boyle's getting her "Perfect Day" after all.
Banned from singing the classic Lou Reed song on "America's Got Talent" earlier this month, Boyle is now all set to record the track for her upcoming second album, "The Gift" (Nov. 9), reports the UK's Guardian.
Boyle's...
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They aren't exactly "The Brady Bunch," but the polygamous stars of "Sister Wives" do seem almost too normal.
They razz each other, finish each other's sentences and watch "Project Runway" with the kids in their enormous Utah house.
"We were laughing about this dress last week," says Robyn...
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ABC's "Nightline" beat both "The Late Show" and "The Tonight Show" in total viewers last season for the first time in 15 years.
For the 2009-10 season, "Nightline" averaged 3.7 million viewers, followed by "Late Show" (3.6 million) and "Tonight" (3.5 million).
Conan O'Brien hosted...
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Call it TV's new "Mob Mentality."
With Nicholas Pileggi reportedly shopping a TV version of "Goodfellas" and last Sunday's premiere of HBO's "Boardwalk Empire" -- already renewed for a second season -- organized crime is making a comeback on the tube.
Pileggi is likely to write at...
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The DUMBO Arts Fes tival is no longer dumb. After 13 years of silently celebrating art Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass, the free visual-arts extravaganza is branching out -- with music, dance, performance art and readings, running today through Sunday.
Your challenge? Figuring out what to hear and see...
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Virginia Woolf's 1928 novel "Orlando" poses daunting challenges to stage adapters. The title character starts off as a boy, then becomes a woman. And not only does Orlando live through the Elizabethan era on to the 20th century, but he/she has heated romances with both sexes, and picaresque...
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I liked Gordon Gekko better before he turned into Paul Krugman, but in ?Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps? he is still at his core a seductive high priest of the money-changers? temples. Welcome back, you sly bastard.
The sequel to 1987?s ?Wall Street? essentially makes no sense on either...
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Aristotle Onassis was the biggest, baddest Greek this side of Zeus.
And now, like many legendary Greeks, he's got a play of his own.
"Onassis," by Martin Sherman, opened last week in out-of-the-way Derby, England, to excellent reviews.
It moves to the West End next month, and there's...
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In skinny black pants, tai lored white shirt and a black tie, Laurie Anderson looks like a cross between a Catholic schoolboy and a member of the Knack in her new show, "Delusion."
But there's no "My Sharona" in the performance artist's piece, which opened BAM's Next...
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The suitor couldn't be more urbane -- at least in his speech. "I am wooing you," the disheveled man says to the weathered, older woman. "I am pitching woo."
That he tries to seal the deal by presenting her with a "baby" in the form of a gnarled tree...
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Despite successful trips to the mainstream -- his play "The Tale of the Allergist's Wife" scored a Tony nomination and "Die, Mommie, Die!" was turned into a movie -- Charles Busch is best experienced in small venues. And the 199-seat SoHo Playhouse is a particularly good home for the...
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