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Met Opera cancels season, stops pay of orchestra, chorus

NEW YORK — The Metropolitan Opera is cancelling the rest of its season and stopping the pay of the orchestra, chorus and other unionized employees at the end of March due to the new coronavirus.
News organizations drop paywall for coronavirus information

News organizations drop paywall for coronavirus information

NEW YORK — News organizations across the United States are lifting paywalls to share coverage of the coronavirus pandemic, a public service many hope will convince more readers to eventually become paying customers.
Tired of 'Into the Wild' rescues, locals want bus removed

Tired of 'Into the Wild' rescues, locals want bus removed

ANCHORAGE, Alaska — They’re tired of the deaths and multiple rescues near a decrepit old bus whose legendary status continues to lure adventurers to one of Alaska’s most unforgiving hinterlands, and now officials in the nearest town want the it remov
Cannes Film Festival postponed, potentially to June or July

Cannes Film Festival postponed, potentially to June or July

NEW YORK — France's Cannes Film Festival, arguably the world’s most prestigious film festival and cinema’s largest annual gathering, has postponed its 73rd edition due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Review: Tony Allen, late Hugh Masekela team up for 'Rejoice'

Review: Tony Allen, late Hugh Masekela team up for 'Rejoice'

Tony Allen and Hugh Masekela, “Rejoice” (World Circuit Records) “Rejoice,” a long-dormant collaboration between legendary Afrobeat drummer Tony Allen and the late South African horn player Hugh Masekela, is a swirling, restless album that wisely puts
Review: Gordon Lightfoot shows pillars of his art on 'Solo'

Review: Gordon Lightfoot shows pillars of his art on 'Solo'

Gordon Lightfoot, “Solo” (Rhino) Gordon Lightfoot's first studio album since 2004 finds him displaying the pillars of his songwriting on “Solo,” a brave and unvarnished work teeming with maps of roads taken and avoided.
Review: Gordon Lightfoot shows pillars of his art on 'Solo'

Review: Gordon Lightfoot shows pillars of his art on 'Solo'

Gordon Lightfoot, “Solo” (Rhino) Gordon Lightfoot's first studio album since 2004 finds him displaying the pillars of his songwriting on “Solo,” a brave and unvarnished work teeming with maps of roads taken and avoided.
Museum scales back 25th anniversary of Oklahoma City bombing

Museum scales back 25th anniversary of Oklahoma City bombing

OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum is planning to offer a recorded, one-hour television program in place of a live ceremony to mark the 25th anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing due to concerns about the spread of the
Virus-shocked Hollywood gets break with streaming services

Virus-shocked Hollywood gets break with streaming services

LOS ANGELES — Sports are on hold, theatres are closed and so are amusement parks, a disaster-movie scenario that has Hollywood reeling.

World Video Game Hall of Fame announces 2020 finalists

ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Twelve video games were named Thursday as finalists for the World Video Game Hall of Fame. The hall received thousands of nominations from more than 100 countries for consideration for the Class of 2020.
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