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ArtsBeat: ESPN to Show 'The Announcement,' Film on Magic Johnson's H.I.V. Disclosure
On March 11, ESPN will broadcast "The Announcement," a documentary by Nelson George about Magic Johnson's public disclosure that he had been given a diagnosis of H.I.V.
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Museum Review: Lincoln’s Legacy at Expanded Ford’s Theater Complex
In 2009 the first part of a formal Lincoln tribute opened at the renovated Ford’s Theater; now a 10-story Center for Education and Leadership is opening across the street.
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Music: Sinead O’Connor’s ‘How About I Be Me (and You Be You)?’
Sinead O’Connor, newly married and offering a new album, “How About I Be Me (and You Be You)?,” is on the rebound.
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The Bay Citizen: Mixing Art and Religion With Anna Deavere Smith as Grace Cathedral’s Artist-in-Residence
Anna Deavere Smith, an actress and playwright, has been named artist-in-residence at Grace Cathedral in San Francisco and is working on a play about the meaning of grace.
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Dance Review: Akram Khan Company’s ‘Vertical Road’ at Montclair State
The Akram Khan Company performed “Vertical Road,” inspired by Sufi tradition and the Persian poet Rumi, at the Peak Performances series at Montclair State University.
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Art Review: ‘Spies in the House of Art’ at the Metropolitan Museum
The 17 contemporary works in the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s exhibition “Spies in the House of Art: Photography, Film and Video” were inspired by museums.
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Tasting Bouillabaisse Around Manhattan
The search for some notable bowls of bouillabaisse in Manhattan.
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Art Review: ‘Testimonios,’ Popular Arts at El Museo del Barrio
“Testimonios: 100 Years of Popular Expression” at El Museo del Barrio is a kaleidoscopic display of more than 300 works taken almost entirely from the museum’s collection.
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Hot Chocolate Spots Around New York
A hot-chocolate lover compares the chocolateries of New York with those of Paris.
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Books of The Times: ‘What We Talk About When We Talk About Anne Frank,’ Stories by Nathan Englander
There is a dark undertow to many of Nathan Englander’s stories, reminding us of the human capacity for evil and appetite for revenge.
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