Director Jeffrey Lo talks about returning for in-person performances and the remarkable life of Gordon Hirabayashi.
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Memorial Day – Remembering All Those Who Never Came Home
Whenever Memorial Day comes around again, I am always reminded about how lucky I am that my father came home from the war.
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Demon Records’ two-disc vinyl reissue of Carlisle's debut album is an appealingly presented edition of an often overlooked chapter from her solo career.
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Keyboardist and vocalist Lawrence Gowan talks about Styx's newest album, 'Crash of the Crown,' and the summer 2021 tour.
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Artist Roland Ruocco explains the influences on his work, themes in his art, and his exciting mural projects.
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The life of German art film director Rainer Werner Fassbinder is stylistically portrayed in Oskar Roehler's biographical film.
Read More »Game Review: ‘Heroes of Barcadia’ from Rollacrit
'Heroes of Barcadia' from Rollacrit gives a unique twist on tabletop gaming by combining it with drinking game mechanics.
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Artistic Director Allyn Burrows highlights what's next for Shakespeare & Company's new season and newest theater.
Read More »Music Reviews: Fleetwood Mac’s ‘Live,’ Plus the Palace Guard and Bill & the Belles
A new edition expands Fleetwood Mac's 1980 concert album from 91 to 167 minutes. Plus noteworthy music from an obscure 1960s group and an upbeat vocal collection inspired by a divorce.
Read More »TV Review: Disney+’s ‘The Bad Batch’ – Filling in the ‘Star Wars’ Blanks
'The Bad Batch' is the new animated series found on Disney+, which has released three of this season's 16 episodes.
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