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The musical juggernaut that is “The Book of Mormon” rolls into London squashing everything in its path. It trails awards from New York, is already sold out until June, and is seemingly critic-proof.
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You can see light beaming from Laura Osnes at the Broadway Theatre, where she’s playing the Cinderella of any girl’s fantasy.
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When Robert Lopez graduated from Yale College in 1997 with a degree in English, he moved back in with his parents in Greenwich Village and stayed for four years. To finance his musical-theater writing, he worked as a temp at drug maker Pfizer Inc ., among other gigs, during what he amiably calls “one big, dumb, idiotic crapshoot.”
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THQ Inc., the bankrupt video-game maker, will be split up after winning court approval to sell most of its assets to multiple buyers for about $72 million, topping an offer that would have kept the company intact.
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THQ Inc., maker of the “Saints Row” and “Company of Heroes” video-game franchises, failed to obtain approval of a loan to help fund operations and lost its bid for a quick bankruptcy sale.
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THQ Inc., the money-losing video- game maker, filed for bankruptcy protection and plans to sell most of its assets to affiliates of Clearlake Capital Group LP.
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THQ Inc., the maker of “Saints Row” and “Company of Heroes” video-game franchises, won court approval of a revised, longer bankruptcy sale process and loan to help fund operations after reaching an agreement with creditors.
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“The Book of Mormon,” a raucous musical comedy that has been the runaway hit of the Broadway season, picked up nine Tony Awards on Sunday night, including best musical.
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THQ Inc., maker of the “Saints Row” and “Company of Heroes” video-game franchises, won court approval of a bankruptcy loan to help fund operations as it pursues a sale of virtually all its assets.
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Hitler has a cameo in “The Book of Mormon,” dodging crimson flames, psychedelic twirling coffee cups and super-size honey-glazed donuts with his eternally roasting pals Johnnie Cochran , Genghis Khan and Jeffrey Dahmer.
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