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Bob Dylan drawings to be displayed at London gallery (Entertainment, 5 articles)
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Rather than turn out yet another dutiful, linear chronicle of childhood trauma and grown-up substance abuse, Mr. Haynes has produced a dizzying palimpsest of images and styles, in which his subject appears in the form of six different people. Shot in February 1963, the photo would come to epitomize the romantic youth culture of the time - its freedom and fragility, its rootlessness and sense of purpose. " I figured they 'd choose one of Bob by himself, so it was astounding, really surprising. Curator Kerstin Drechsel holds Three Chairs by Bob Dylan for an exhibition in Chemnitz, eastern Germany, last year. (Matthias Rietschel/Associated Press) An exhibit of musician Bob Dylan's art will be on display in London this spring, featuring drawings and sketches from the singer's time on the road between 1989 and 1992. The Halcyon Gallery announced Friday that fans will be able to peruse the art starting June 14, at an exhibit called The Drawn Blank Series. " This is an incredible opportunity for viewing this powerful body of work, which gives an insight into the artist's soul and which have already been the subject of widespread critical acclaim the gallery's president Paul Green told BBC News.
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MY NAME IS EARL // 8 p.m.-8:30 p.m., WBAL, Channel... (Entertainment, 8 articles)
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NBA BASKETBALL 8:15 p.m.11 - p.m., WMAR, Channel 2 / The Boston Celtics face the Cavaliers in Cleveland in the Eastern Conference playoffs. SUPERNANNY 9 p.m.10 - p.m., WMAR, Channel 2 / Jo Frost works with Michelle, a mother of three whose husband, Sindo, is a civilian contractor working in Iraq. A CIVIL ACTION 8 p.m.10:30 - p.m., WNUV, Channel 54 A lawyer (John Travolta) crusades for years on behalf of Massachusetts families whose children died from pollutants in the water.
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THE MONKEY KING (Entertainment, 13 articles)
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STORY SO FAR: Jade Emperor, learning of Monkey's great mischief, sends Vaisravana, his best general, and thousand of soldiers to Earth, with orders to arrest Monkey. LED by Vaisravane, one hundred thousand heavenly soldiers arrived at the Mountain of Flowers and Fruits and surrounded Monkey's Cave of the Water Curtain. Ten thousand monkeys were fanned out in front of his palace under a red and gold flag upon which was written: MAGNIFICENT MONKEY KING, GREATEST OF ALL.
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New Digs for Orchestra of St. Lukes Could Benefit Other Groups Too (Entertainment, 4 articles)
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The Orchestra of St. Luke's intends to buy half of a building in Clinton to create a permanent home for itself as well as rehearsal space for a dog's breakfast of local orchestras. If the plan is realized, it could represent a major boon for New York's classical music scene. The orchestra is expected to announce on Monday that it will buy part of a six-story building on West 37th Street, between 9th and 10th Avenues, that also houses the Baryshnikov Arts Center.
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Big Weekend: Best of the new bands (Entertainment, 5 articles)
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Madonna has played her first UK show of the year, closing the opening night of Radio 1's Big Weekend. Dressed all in black, the Queen of Pop performed a 40 minute set at Mote Park in Maidstone, pleasing fans with number one single 4 Minutes. The show came as part of a trio of live performances to launch the album, the other two being in New York and Paris.
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Lost Book Club: 'Through the Looking Glass' (Entertainment, 4 articles)
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Join Jen and Liz on Wednesday, Jan. 30, at Noon ET (just one day before the premiere of "Lost's" fourth season) to discuss this final book in the discussion series. Jen or Liz? Or the Red King, who I certainly would guess is the unseen author in the case of "Through the Looking Glass" and the myriad writers/producers who create " Lost. I 'm interested to hear where Jen and everyone else comes down on Carroll's influence on "Lost's" plotline.
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