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From Bruce to Caitlyn
From cotton to guitar strings
Townshend, Daltrey, Springsteen jam at New York charity event
NEW YORK - Bruce Springsteen called Pete Townshend "the greatest rhythm guitarist of all-time," told a story about attending his first Who concert as a pimply-…
Kanaan to feature Swift paint scheme in Detroit
DETROIT (AP) - Add former Indianapolis 500 champion Tony Kanaan to the list of fans who just can't shake off Taylor Swift.
Lawyer: Morgan happy Wal-Mart crash lawsuit behind him
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) - Actor-comedian Tracy Morgan was very emotional after settling his lawsuit against Wal-Mart over a highway crash that killed one man and le…
Book reading Saturday at Well-Read Moose
Meet Coeur d'Alene author Judy Waring as she reads from her just released, self-published, children's book, "Jack the Cat Burglar and His PURRty True Tale" on Saturday from noon to 1 p.m. at The Well-Read Moose, 20…
'Outlander' finale: responsible violence in drama
NEW YORK - Rape is dramatic. No wonder it's a tried-and-true device for TV drama.
They're music to the judges' ears
Sam Helal and Lindsey Roylance are ending their high school years on a high note.
Cd'A Symphony announces 2015-2016 season
The Coeur d'Alene Symphony Orchestra announces "Realms of Nature" its 2015-2016 performance season, with two free performances in downtown Coeur d'Alene and five subscription concert events at the Salvation Army Co…
Tired feet? Not Her Majesty despite 8,000 party guests
LONDON - It was a stirring moment Thursday when the military band struck up "God Save the Queen" and Queen Elizabeth II appeared on the garden steps of Bucking…
Early year home video roundup
Early year moviegoing can be excruciating. Besides playing catch-up in January with the previous year's awards bait, there usually isn't much reason to go to the theater until well after the end of flu season.
Marley musical tries to help heal an uneasy Baltimore
NEW YORK - Most theater professionals like to say that whatever they're working on is very relevant to what's going on in the real world. That was not possibly…
Lange to return to Broadway in 2016 familiar role
NEW YORK (AP) - Jessica Lange will return to Broadway next spring in a production of "Long Day's Journey Into Night," playing the same role she did 15 years ago in London.
'Tomorrowland' has modest U.S. debut
Actress Anne Meara, wife of Jerry Stiller, dies at age 85