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From a two-faced calf to unusual art, it's believable
New release was screened at Sundance Film Festival.
NEW YORKÂ ' Â Norman Rockwell's painting of a small-town American newsroom is going on the auction block to benefit the National Press Club and its affiliate.
Conductor Vassily Sinaisky leads energetic Prokofiev
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Bop pioneer Charlie Parker inspired edgy British saxman Evan Parker, at Joe's Café Friday
Sometimes a movie becomes something transcendent and turns into an experience. "The Walk" is one of those amazing films you just have to see to believe. It also joins the ranks of the tiny h…
At 85, legendary choreographer Paul Taylor has no interest in retirement
Meet Post-Dispatch artist Dan Martin at 7 p.m. Monday, Oct. 5 at Kirkwood High School.
Third Degree Glass Factory's Jim McKelvey offers item for virtual display
Two-character play opens the West End season Â
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Copland's 'In the Beginning' made a spectacular ending.
Johannes Möller overloaded the program with his own compositions.
Cellist Daniel Lee offers a superb performance
Concerts expand the theater's yearlong presence
Among the notable artists represented are Max Beckmann, Georges Braque, Otto Dix, George Grosz and Fernand Léger.
Architect and set designer Rob Lippert styles the Marcelle inside and out.
Rick Dildine will direct the story of fairies, workmen and lovers.
Sometimes there is truth in old adages like "the right man for the job." It's never fair to pigeonhole a filmmaker into a particular genre, but if you are going to make a movie about the Sto…
"A Brilliant Young Mind" is one of those movies that takes a general family drama/coming-of-age story and sets it in a very specific place. Here, it is the world of high school mathletes.
Our staff picks the best events in the week ahead
It's among options considered by the City Council for the financially struggling facility; another is continuing a subsidy approved in 2013 as a stopgap.Â
Some 200 vendors will fill the historic railway station's empty storefronts, says organizer Autumn Wiggins
Freed's companion still hasn't come forward.
