Striking Hollywood writers to resume negotiations
LOS ANGELES – The first day of talks since movie and TV writers went on strike produced no public updates or word if any progress was made –but it did trigger a promise to meet again.
LOS ANGELES – The first day of talks since movie and TV writers went on strike produced no public updates or word if any progress was made –but it did trigger a promise to meet again.
NEW YORK – Talks ended Tuesday morning between striking Broadway stagehands and theater producers without a deal to end the labor dispute that has darkened theaters for more than two weeks.
Hanson, a trio of brothers who have been playing music since their childhood, will be welcomed to Bloomington for the second time since 2005, but this time with a new purpose. Before Thursday night’s performance at The Bluebird, 216 N. Walnut St., they will lead “The Walk.”
When I wake up in the morning, I am excited to get dressed. As I scrub my hair in the shower and apply my makeup, I think about what I am going to wear. Most days, with the exception of the occasional fat day or the more frequent oh-my-God-I-have-nothing-to-wear day, I look forward to shedding my pajamas and getting ready to face the world looking my best (or at least looking decent).
Graduate student Nikolas Jeleniauskas not only sings, dances and plays music, but he can also compose award-winning pieces.
ATLANTA – T.I., who faces federal weapons charges, has previously violated the law by possessing firearms and a silencer while a convicted felon, a federal prosecutor said in a document filed Monday.
TEL AVIV, Israel – Jerry Seinfeld’s trip to the Holy Land got so much hype it rivaled news of key upcoming Mideast talks.
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BOLOGNA, Italy– Venice is one of those cities that you must see before you die. I spent last weekend in the “city of bridges,” and if I die tomorrow, I will have a smile on my face. It was truly one of the best trips of my life.
Arthur Cullipher knows a thing or two about creating illusions. As a special effects artist who also specializes in horror stage make-up, he has worked for over a dozen independent films doing make-up and special effects.
NEW YORK – It’s a worst-case scenario that became a reality.
NEW YORK – J.K. Rowling’s magical, Midas touch has landed her on the cover of Entertainment Weekly as the magazine’s entertainer of the year.
BERLIN – Nobel laureate Guenter Grass has filed a lawsuit against the publisher of his biography for claiming that he voluntarily joined the Nazis’ murderous Waffen-SS unit during World War II, his lawyer said Friday.
Nell Weatherwax wears many different hats. She is an instructor, physical theater performer and artist.
Orion String Quartet When: 8 p.m. Nov. 23 Where: Auer Hall More information: Orion String Quartet, the Jacobs School of Music Resident Ensemble, will give a free performance. This event is open to the public. Songwriter Showcase When: 8 p.m. Nov. 19 Where: Players Pub, 424 S. Walnut St. More Information: Hosted by Tim O’Malley, this weekly collaboration will feature Aaron Persinger, John Jeffries and Vonnie Scott. You must be 21 or older to attend.
A computer teacher, opera singer and folklore doctorate student: seemingly not the first group of people who come to mind when you think of belly dancers.
NEW ORLEANS – The Neville Brothers are returning to New Orleans next year to assume the role they held for more than a decade – the closing act of the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival.
TAMPA, Fla. – Some people will do anything to make a kid happy. Jody Powell, 35, hung on to a 12-foot statue of “Hannah Montana” for the better part of six days to win tickets to a sold-out concert by Miley Cyrus, star of the Disney Channel TV show. The concert will be held next week in Tampa.
After nearly 50 books, New York Times bestselling-author Meg Cabot is at it again. Her well-known series “The Princess Diaries” made a splash at the box office with every teenage girl’s favorite royal Princess Mia, but tiaras will be taking a backseat in Cabot’s new novel “Big Boned.”
Last summer, 11 IU undergraduates, graduate students and professors traveled thousands of miles to Osaka, Japan, with one thing on their minds: communication. The group of Americans aimed to capture “communication” in photographic form, and they only had four weeks to do it.