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New York City says good-bye to Peter Rauhofer with candle light vigil

New York Rauhofer Vigil

Friends, fans and colleagues gathered Sunday night to say good-bye to legendary DJ and music producer Peter Rauhofer.  New Yorkers gathered outside the Roxy, a nightclub where they shared their Saturday nights with the Grammy Award winner doing what he loved doing most… making music.

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Theatre Review: “Colin Quinn Unconstitutional”

Colin Quinn Unconstitutional

Colin Quinn is one of the better comics doing political satire – he communicates highly complicated ideas through the most mundane and absurdly funny examples. I thoroughly enjoyed his Broadway hit Long Story Short, which told the history of the world, brought wittily down to a comprehensible human scale.

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Margaret Cho claims John Travolta is “so gay”

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Stand up comic and gay rights activist Margaret Cho says, “John Travolta is so gay!”
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Theatre Review: “I’ll Eat You Last”

One of Broadway's biggest stars is back — as one of Hollywood's biggest star-makers! BETTE MIDLER returns to Broadway as the legendary Hollywood superagent in I'LL EAT YOU LAST: A Chat with Sue Mengers. For over 20 years, Sue's clients were the talk o

What a great way to end the Broadway season! I’m definitely a fan of Bette Midler, and, somewhat more randomly, a fan of the real-life woman she’s portraying, Sue Mengers, the first female Hollywood superagent, who dominated the town during the wild and woolly 1970s. So I had a great time simply being in the presence of Midler and Mengers, as squired onto the Broadway stage by a writer and director who are among the best and brightest Broadway has to offer (John Logan and Joe Mantello, respectively).

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Theatre Review: “Pippin”

Pippin 1946

I really enjoyed the circus acts that populate director Diane Paulus’s revival of Pippin. They did nothing, however, to make me reevaluate my lukewarm feeling toward the show as a whole.

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