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The show is by Craig Lucas and Marius De Vries. Some notable names are attached, especially additional lyrics by Richard Thomas, the supremely talented guy behind Jerry Springer - The Opera. And also watch out for the excellent director Daniel Kramer--his Hair -
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The duality of men and women serves as a profound topic in not only literature and metaphysics, but in the sense of the gender binary as well. In this case, in the sense of an orchestral composition, music, too, becomes capable of capturing the elements that divide our... -
American Idol season 13 recap: 5 best performances from Salt Lake City's soulful center
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Future covers 'Drunk In Love' as he takes on both Beyoncé and Jay Z [LISTEN]
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With all the drama surrounding Justin Bieber these days (quite understandably), it's really easy to forget the 19-year-old made a totally solid R&B album last year with his Music Mondays compilation Journals. Less than a week after his DUI arrest, the Biebz released the third official music video from the set, "Confident," via VEVO. -
Girls of Grace 2014
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