James Levine Resigns From BSO
A surprising, but at the same time, inevitable, announcement has just arrived from the extremely respected and major force in classical music […]
Elton John to Open Tribeca Film Festival
The 2011 edition of the Tribeca Film Festival in New York has scored a coup in the form of Elton […]
Josh Groban, ‘Straight To You’ Tour, Pt. 2
Josh Groban just celebrated his 30th birthday on Sunday and he has given us an extensive and lengthy itinerary for his upcoming […]
Regal ‘King’ Earns Oscar Wins
For those of you who did not watch the Oscars on Sunday night, here’s a brief wrap-up. But how could […]
‘The Last Airbender’ Voted Worst Film
In a humorous antidote to all the high-fluff Oscar talk, the Razzie Awards were bestowed last night in Hollywood honoring the […]
Looking Forward to Spring, But Where are the Flowers?
Eagerly looking forward to the start of the spring season, attendees in Providence trickled in steadily for the weekend start […]
What Would Oscar Do?
It’s that time of the month to celebrate movies on Oscar Weekend! The Academy Awards will be on Sunday night […]
Interpol Shines Some Light in Concert
Lights and shadowplay figure into Interpol’s set at a recent concert in Boston at the House of Blues, making for an […]
Arena Stage Explores ‘Chocolate’ and ‘Wilderness’
The theatrical legacy of the American canon is the big theme that comprises the strong and diverse new season at […]
Met Opera Ventures into 3-D, New Productions and More
Eye-popping projections in 3-D and scintillating star casting is on tap for the Metropolitan Opera’s newly announced 2011-12 season at Lincoln Center. […]
Sundance Films Get New York Treatment
In a sign that the Sundance Film Festival has some influence over film repertory series, the trend continues to develop […]
Anticipating the Rock Sounds of Summer
Blustery chills and icy streets: it’s the dead of a brutal midwinter. But touring artists and its accompanying concert sector […]
Josh Groban on Valentine’s Day
Josh Groban, the romantic singer he is, has given fans a Valentine’s Day gift in the form of an anticipated tour announcement […]
Arcade Fire Triumphs with Grammy Win for Album of the Year
Several memorable and somewhat strange performances made for a unique and interesting Grammy Awards telecast tonight, the annual excellence in […]
Challenging ‘Nixon in China’ is Fascinating Piece of History
The composer John Adams manages to mine historical events into atypical and unexplored operatic material. His 2005 opera Doctor Atomic centered […]
‘You Can’t Take It With You’ to Williamstown
The Williamstown Theatre Festival has announced its three Main Stage plays for the forthcoming Summer 2011 season. This will be the first […]
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