Cynthia Nixon News
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“Once,” a wistful $5.5 million Broadway musical about an Irish man, a Czech woman and their folk music collaboration, received 11 Tony Award nominations today in New York, the most of any show.
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Director Lynne Meadow and actor Cynthia Nixon on their production of the play "Wit." (Source: Bloomberg)
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The sight of Cynthia Nixon, sheet- white and hooked up to a rolling I.V stand, red baseball cap covering her bald head, is so startling that it takes a few minutes to settle in and savor the rush of words tumbling from the stage.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr . noted that a new Riverkeeper chapter has just been founded in Iraq to protect the Tigris.
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Andrew Ross Sorkin ’s sprawling best- seller “ Too Big to Fail ” is now a TV movie that transforms the complex tale of Wall Street greed into a knight-in-shining-armor saga.
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Governor Andrew Cuomo’s bill to give gay couples the right to wed was approved by New York lawmakers, making the U.S. state the sixth and most-populous to legalize same-sex marriage.
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My neck was stiff and my eyes were blurry after watching 18 movies in six days at the Toronto International Film Festival. Only bats spend more time in the dark than critics at movie festivals.
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Last year’s bumpy, road-trip season of “Weeds” ended with a finale so fine all was forgiven. With tonight’s season premiere, that cliffhanging airport arrest of dope-dealing mama Nancy Botwin is still paying off.
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It’s all there: the whispery voice, the hourglass figure, the curly platinum-blond hair and the seductive blue eyes.
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“Shrek Forever After,” from DreamWorks Animation SKG Inc. and Viacom Inc. ’s Paramount Pictures, was the No. 1 movie in the U.S. and Canada for a second straight weekend with $43.3 million in sales.
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