| Seen my lady home las' night, Jump back, honey, jump back. Hel' huh han' an' sque'z it tight, Jump back, honey, jump back. Hyeahd huh sigh a little sigh, Seen a light gleam f'om huh eye, An' a smile go flittin' by-- Jum... Read more of A Negro Love Song at Martin Luther King.ca |  InformationalPrivacy |
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 Masseur drops Travolta assault suitOne of the two male masseurs who accused John Travolta of sexual assault has dropped his lawsuit, court papers showed on Tuesday.
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 Renowned magician on tourOne of the most amazing things about The Amazing Kreskin is that at 77, he still has a busy touring schedule.
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 City gets taste of JapanThousands of anime and gaming enthusiasts are expected to descend on U of C's campus for three days of Otafest's fan-filled shenanigans.
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 Spears inks $15M X Factor deal: Report
[Video]Britney Spears has officially signed a $15 million deal to serve as the new superstar judge on Simon Cowell's U.S. talent show The X Factor, according to a report.
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 Fleury play on fireI don't have to go very far out on a limb to predict that Alberta Theatre Projects' production of Kirstie McLellan Day's Playing With Fire: The Theo Fleury Story is destined to become a national sensation.
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Wrestling with the script Even though he plays a wrestler in Workshop Theatre's comedy Love on the Ropes, James Hills is not about to step into a ring any time soon.
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 Actor makes Name in trafficking playCarl Kennedy is quickly making a name for himself in Canadian theatre.
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 Gina Carano wants to fight RihannaRihanna has been challenged to a girl fight by MMA fighter-turned-action star Gina Carano.
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 Pattinson joins Saddam Hussein movieRobert Pattinson will star in "Mission: Blacklist," a psychological thriller to be directed by Jean-Stephane Sauvaire that hits the Cannes Film Market in May.
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 New Dark Knight Rises trailerNot to be outdone by Prometheus' viral marketing campaign, Warner Bros. has released the third and final trailer for The Dark Knight Rises, which hits theatres July 20.
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 Comic expo bursts
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 Piano hits right notesIn a word, Lunchbox Theatre's production of Dave Kelly's Dad's Piano is remarkable.
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 Striking revelationPrepare to be held spellbound by Urban Curvz's production of Hunger Striking, Kit Brennan's devastating look at anorexia.
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 Star Trek TNG cast highlights comic fest
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 Opera goes full circleI readily admit a bias when it comes to Puccini's La Boheme.
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 CATS held over at Theatre CalgaryVancouver actor Cailin Stadnyk knows she's making memories every time the lights come up on Theatre Calgary's production of CATS.
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 Mel Gibson makes Jewish 'joke'Mel Gibson's alleged anti-Semitic comments might not be a laughing matter to most people, but the "Braveheart" star tried to make light of the controversy swirling around him during a question-and-answer session for his new movie "Get the Gringo" Wednesday night anyway.
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 2012 TV shows: Cancel or save?You have to cancel some things. But you can't cancel everything.
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 Silverstone defends odd feedingAlicia Silverstone has defended her controversial practice of feeding her son by passing chewed food directly from her mouth to his.
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 Paranoia reigns in CrucibleIn 1952, American playwright Arthur Miller wrote The Crucible, a story set during the Salem Witch Trials of 1692.
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 Dream to behold modelled on royalsBefore there was Will and Kate, there was Theseus and Hippolyta.
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 'The Voice' sends four contestants homeCharlotte Sometimes and Naia Kete of Team Blake and Sera Hill and Moses Stone of Team Christina became the first four contestants kicked off celebrity TV singing show "The Voice" on Tuesday evening.
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 Story far too powerful to forgetUncompromising honesty and shatteringly real performances make Verb Theatre's production of Col Cseke's Jim Forgetting a devastating experience.
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 Stage heats up with Summer in the CityThose 1960s and 1970s were the days my friend we thought would never end.
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 Theatre icon saluted in CalgarySharon Pollock, her works and her life, are centre stage at the Sharon Pollock: First Woman of Canadian Theatre conference running at venues throughout Calgary until April 1.
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