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Movies
The saga continues with rush of ‘New’ blood
REVIEW.
No matter how this review of ‘New Moon’ ends, whether this critic loves or loathes the film, is irrelevant. If you’re one of the legions of “Twi-Hards,” you’ll be stepping on heads to see it this weekend anyway.
Music
It's a sisters thing
Anna Christie first appeared in the these pages back in 2006, when she was among the frequent street performers in Suburban Station.
The Word
What women want: Wilmer
How does
Wilmer Valderrama
do it? The actor has dated a bevy of Hollywood beauties, from
Mandy Moore
to
Lindsay Lohan
(pre-career implosion) to
Hilary Duff
. He’s even claimed that
Ashlee Simpson
and
Jennifer Love Hewitt
have had a piece of Vaderrama-action.
Movies
The saga continues with rush of ‘New’ blood
REVIEW.
No matter how this review of ‘New Moon’ ends, whether this critic loves or loathes the film, is irrelevant. If you’re one of the legions of “Twi-Hards,” you’ll be stepping on heads to see it this weekend anyway.
These Orphans are not afraid to play with ‘Dolls’
Ryan Landry and his Gold Dust Orphans have long been having their way with some of the greatest films of all time. Finally, the men, women and not-so-easily-identifiable members of this ridiculously talented troupe take on the big kahuna of camp, “Valley of the Dolls.”
Arts
Exploring every ‘Avenue Q’ puppet
The fuzzy puppets that inhabit “Avenue Q” won’t teach their audiences how to sing the ABC’s. These mature Sesame Street-like adult puppets have real problems: sex, racism, morals and finding a purpose in life.
T time
T Time: Week of November 13th, 2009
Boston Arts
‘The Roof’ is on fire at the Opera House
A good production of “Fiddler on the Roof” should send you out into the street singing (if only in your head) one of its many famous musical numbers.
Boston Arts
‘A Tale of Two’ actors
Robin Eldridge is all about method acting, whether intentional or not. As Victorian lady Lucie Manette in “A Tale of Two Cities,” she lays eyes on her father for the first time in 18 years.
Winter Arts Preview
Theatre: Singing murderers and trippy puppets
Winter Arts Preview
Music: It’s classical, jazz and Pops
Winter Arts Preview
Dance: Jumping up and down
Listings
T Time: Week of November 6th, 2009
Where to go and what to do!
Boston Arts
We lift our hearts in praise
You betcha!
Boston Ballet Company has all the right moves
All in a day’s Cirque
Shakespeare at the disco
‘A great queer’
A stirring ‘Quake’
Giving everybody Access to Theatre
Oh, what a night!
‘Madness, yet there is method in it’
Boston Arts
Learning how to ‘Walk Like a Man’
This cast owns ‘Rent’
‘Shh!’ will make you laugh out loud
One final ‘Season of Love’
‘Color’ us impressed
Theatrical ‘Perversity’
The ‘Purple’ reign
‘Acting Out’ of humanity
Day tripping in Massachusetts
The Pride is high
Music
MMMpod
The November MMMpod features interviews and music with a band called Girls, a band of girls called Supercute, and a supercute vampire. Yes, listeners, we have Pattinson!
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