Martha Graham News
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Today’s cougars have nothing on Martha Graham’s bulls.
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Big deal conductor Yannick Nezet- Seguin brings the Philadelphia Orchestra to Carnegie Hall tonight for Ravel’s Piano Concerto in G Major with Jean-Yves Thibaudet.
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Gathered around a small red grill in their courtyard Thursday, residents of an artists’ housing complex called Westbeth contemplated Hurricane Sandy’s smorgasbord: barbecued salmon, chicken, sausages and dumplings.
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A trio of documentaries dealing with famous (and famously opinionated) local heroes punctuates the New York Jewish Film Festival, which returns to Lincoln Center for two weeks starting tomorrow.
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AOL Inc. hired Evercore Partners Inc. to find a buyer for its more than 800 patents and explore other strategic options, three people with knowledge of the matter said.
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Betty Ford, the outspoken U.S. first lady whose candid revelations about her struggles with breast cancer and drug and alcohol abuse helped spur awareness of issues few Americans had openly discussed before, died yesterday. She was 93 and lived in Rancho Mirage, California.
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Kicking off high-heeled clogs, Diana Vishneva sits down to try on a new pair of ballet slippers.
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Rolls-Royce Group Plc must lower the $3.7 billion in damages sought in a patent lawsuit against United Technologies Corp. ’s Pratt & Whitney because the jet- engine maker overstated the effect of competition, a judge ruled.
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Fly over buildings and throw light balls as you explore your extraordinary powers. “Superhero” is an interactive installation by Wildbytes at this year’s Dumbo Arts Festival, now under way.
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Two decades after his death, the great film composer Alex North has a hit on Broadway.
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