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Category: Entertainment

Art, Business, featured, U.S. News

Zoning board rejects plan for Oscar Hammerstein museum

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06/16/15
Celebrities, Music

Singer Jim Ed Brown remembered for faith, friendships

jerardelliott

06/15/15
Books, National, Politics

US Sen. Booker working on memoir-policy book called ‘United’

jerardelliott

06/15/15
Celebrities, Games

Q&A: Angela Bassett talks playing boss in ‘Rainbow Six’ game

jerardelliott

06/15/15
Celebrities, Games

Ubisoft’s ‘Ghost Recon,’ ‘For Honor’ unveiled at E3

jerardelliott

06/15/15
Celebrities, Music

Carrie Underwood hits her stride at CMA Music Festival

jerardelliott

06/15/15
Celebrities, Music

Janet Jackson announces tour dates

jerardelliott

06/15/15
Theater & Dance

Bethesda kicks off E3 with ‘Doom,’ ‘Fallout 4’

sadavis1

06/15/15
Celebrities, TV

ack Wagner talks acting alongside his ex on new TV show

sadavis1

06/14/15
Music

Carrie Underwood hits her stride at CMA Music Festival

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06/14/15
Music

Cuban artist puts on hair competition to bolster black pride

sadavis1

06/14/15
Celebrities

WASHINGTON (AP) — The cast of Disney’s “Newsies” musical is hosting a dance workshop with Washington-area students at the Newseum. The workshop Friday will include 200 students from Manassas Park Middle School in northern Virginia. It is part of Disney’s initiative to promote healthier lifestyles through the arts. The Tony Award-winning “Newsies” will be at the National Theatre through June 21. “Newsies” is set in New York City at the turn of the 20th century. It is inspired by the true story of the “Newsboy Strike of 1899” when a band of orphan and runaway newsboys led a two-week action against Joseph Pulitzer, William Randolph Hearst and other powerful newspaper publishers. The publishing titans raised newspaper distribution prices at the newsboys’ expense. Copyright 2015 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

sadavis1

06/14/15
Theater & Dance

‘Newsies’ cast holds dance workshop for DC-area students

sadavis1

06/14/15
Movies

A shepherd’s life proves a hit, in print and online

sadavis1

06/14/15
Movies

‘Jurassic World’ bites off biggest global bow of all time

sadavis1

06/14/15

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