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Will Young sparkles in “Cabaret.”
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The art world is watching to see the fate of billionaire hedge-fund owner Steven A. Cohen.
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Shamelessly, they flaunt their strange forms and bizarre reproductive equipment.
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Original artwork for the “Sgt. Pepper” album may sell for as much as 80,000 pounds ($129,000), 50 years after the Beatles released their first record.
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If you’re in Dallas Saturday night, you have a chance to look over the shoulder of British artist Dave White while he paints an American eagle, and then bid on the work.
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Jeff Koons, Lucian Freud and Gerhard Richter artworks will be among more than $500 million worth of contemporary pieces on offer this week at auctions and fairs in London. Dealers are hoping that demand holds up from billionaire buyers after stocks dived on worries about government debts.
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Lucian Freud and Alberto Burri paintings sold for $5 million each in London last night at a Sotheby’s auction overshadowed by concern about market weakness and a protest by U.S. art handlers over a labor dispute.
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Bon Jovi will be ripping the roof off the O2 again on Friday night.
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The Liverpool band Cast is back in London, striving to measure up to the Who and playing songs from a new CD, “Troubled Times.”
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The latest work on the Trafalgar Square sculpture platform is calculated to please just about everyone, from school parties to contemporary-art buffs.
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