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We visited Maguire at his home outside Boston to go back to where it all began — both for his own life and for his trip into the world of Oz.
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The trail includes stops at filming locations for 22 Christmas movies by studios like Hallmark and Lifetime, with recommendations for places to eat, drink and stay.
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Zaccai Curtis' album, "Cubop Lives," was nominated in the Latin Jazz category.
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Producer Daniela Fierro takes us on a trip to East Corinth, where scenes from the 1988 cult classic Beetlejuice and its 2024 sequel, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, were shot.
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One of the featured exhibits at the Housatonic Museum of Art, created by artist Iyaba Ibo Mandingo, explores the journey of Afro-Caribbeans migrating from the Caribbean to North America and Europe.
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At this college fashion show, Indigenous students wear their favorite (and often, their own) designsDartmouth College students put on the sixth annual Indigenous Arts and Fashion Show Thursday night at the Hood Museum of Art. It's part of an ongoing observation of Indigenous Peoples' Month.
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From "Moby-Dick" to "Romeo and Juliet," nearly 20,000 one-of-a-kind garments and accessories from the theater's past productions will be available for purchase starting Friday, Oct. 18.
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The city of New Haven and the Connecticut Office of the Arts both have a mission and a demand from residents to help invest in the local creative community and to help further artists in their careers, said Adriane Jefferson, director of cultural affairs for the city of New Haven and one of the producers of Creative U.
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Retrospective for Abenaki filmmaker, singer and activist Alanis Obomsawin now on display in MontrealHer decades of work aims to tell the truth about Indigenous peoples in the education system, and to dispel racism, she told Vermont Public last year. Her exhibition is called “The Children Have to Hear Another Story.”
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Soggy weather doesn't stop fans from flocking to CT's Soundside Festival for Noah Kahan, Boyz II MenThere were plenty of musicians to take in at the Soundside Festival in Bridgeport, like Goo Goo Dolls, Boyz II Men, Lisa Loeb and Grace Potter. Noah Kahan performed — and issued an apology to Connecticut.