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As 'SNL' season ends, signs of a coming shift
How can "Saturday Night Live" possibly replace (fill in the blank)?
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World's best ballroom dancers set to perform in Charlotte
Burn the Floor is almost too much. That many of the best ballroom dancers in the world, on the stage at the same time, can make you want to blush or hop up out of your seat and dance along.
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'Avengers' rules with record $103M second weekend
"The Avengers" followed a record-shattering $200 million opening with another Hollywood high — a $100 million-plus second weekend.
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'Diablo III' fans celebrate game's release
Fans of "Diablo III" celebrated the midnight launch of the long-awaited role-playing video game at a shopping center in Irvine, Calif.
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'30 Rock' getting odd exit from NBC
Emmy-winning comedy "30 Rock" is being ushered out in an odd way by NBC.
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Britney Spears joining Fox's 'The X Factor'
Britney Spears and Demi Lovato are joining the judging panel on "The X Factor" this fall, part of Fox's effort to boost its underperforming music competition shows.
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ABC orders 10 new series for upcoming season
ABC will introduce new shows about a fading country music star, a trapped submarine, alien neighbors and a creepy New York apartment building this fall.
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Indonesia yanks Gaga gig, says she'll corrupt kids
Lady Gaga will have to cancel her sold-out show in Indonesia following protests by Islamic hard-liners and conservative lawmakers, who said her sexy clothes and dance moves will corrupt young people.
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Jay-Z announces 2-day Philly music festival
Jay-Z is in a Philadelphia State of Mind: The rapper announced a two-day music festival Monday in the City of Brotherly Love.
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Real 'Jersey Boys' to embark on national tour
In a basement in a quiet suburb 10 miles west of Manhattan, the characters of a bygone era in pop music are brought to life in mellifluous four-part harmony.
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'Housewives' says farewell with grace and humor
There was nothing desperate about this finale. ABC's "Desperate Housewives" concluded its rocky, racy and macabre eight-season run with a tidy, affectionate send-off.
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Alvin Ailey dancer has preschool dream come true
Alicia Graf Mack has wanted to be a professional dancer since she was 3 years old. Today, she tours the world with The Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater.
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Photographer Wright, painter Holbein share unique reality at exhibit
Until photographer Patty Wright and painter Amy Holbein found themselves sharing a gallery for the month of May, these Upstate artists didn't know each other and had very little in common.
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Auditions set for 'The King and I' at Chapman Center
The Spartanburg Little Theatre is holding open auditions for the musical “The King and I” at 6:30 p.m. Monday and Tuesday at the Chapman Cultural Center.
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Hub City Bookshop announces events
The Hub City Bookshop, 186 W. Main St., in partnership with the Alzheimer’s Association, is presenting a talk and signing with Robert Leleux, author of “The Living End: A Memoir of Forgetting and Forgiving” at...
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What’s in a name?
85-26.com would like to know how bands in Spartanburg, Asheville, Greenville, and Hendersonville got their names. E-mail jose.franco@shj.com with your band name story. Please include names of band members and instruments they play, band website and Facebook page and a recent photo. Also include a phone number so we can verify your information.
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Blog: Dan Armonaitis
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Dar Williams on the Milk Carton Kids, Pete Seeger and Spartanburg community pride
Among the first dozen or so interviews I ever conducted was one with folk singer Dar Williams, way back in the mid-1990s when I was still a college student.… Read More »
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Live review: Nanci Griffith at the Newberry Opera House (4/13/2012)
Throughout Nanci Griffith's performance last Friday at the Newberry Opera House, the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter captivated the crowd with quirky anecdotes, beautiful songs and an infectious smile that seemed capable of generating electricity on its own.… Read More »
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Folk icon Nanci Griffith loves baseball, and I didn't even have to ask
When I reached Nanci Griffith for a phone interview last week, I started the conversation by mentioning that I was sitting in the same room where one of her musical friends, Peter Cooper, may very well have conducted his first interview with her.… Read More »
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Spartanburg native Peter Cooper releases new baseball song, 'Opening Day'
To get into the spirit, I've been listening to a new tune that Spartanburg native Peter Cooper recently wrote about that magical day when every team is 'tied for first with the whole summer left to play.'… Read More »