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The TV classic finds a new incarnationÂ
Jeanne Sinquefield and her husband, Rex, just gave $10 million to the University of Missouri, the lead gift toward a badly needed new music building.
TV show brought major changes to comedy
Program opener features husband-wife team of soloists in principal viola Beth Guterman Chu and her spouse, assistant principal viola Jonathan Chu.
MU's music department is currently spread over five different campus buildings.
Giordano Dance Chicago brings an eclectic program to the Edison Theatre
Looking for something to do this weekend? There's "Discover the Dinosaurs," "Stomp," and an Art Fair at Queeny Park -- among other things.Â
Jazz pianist's latest release is eclectic yet engaging.
The hip radio quiz show will record an episode at the Pageant
Here are parts of two word game quizzes used on "Ask Me Another."
Festival focuses on short new playsÂ
If you're up for a film, White Flag Projects is happy to have you in the audience.
St. Louis' most-Shazamed tracks, brought to you exclusively by Go! Magazine and STLtoday.com.
They'll bring their musical mojo to the Scottrade Center
New show is called "One Summer on 2nd Street."
Fans travel for free art, and give generously to charities
Construction work affects zoo's eastern border.
Coming-of-age story closes the troupe's 104th seasonÂ
Jonathan and Beth Guterman Chu make beautiful music together.
Gift includes sculptures, installations, photographs, videos and multimedia works by 40 internationally known artists.
The Rep, a synagogue and a church team up on 'The Dining Room Play Project'
RIO DE JANEIRO ' When Arthur Bispo do Rosario needed art supplies within the psychiatric institution where he lived, he'd barter cigarettes or trade favors with the guards. When that didn't …
Rupert Holmes' comic show-within-a-show takes us back to Victorian days.
CAPE TOWN, South Africa ' It began with a container of excrement.
LOS ANGELES ' Many people have a stray fuzz ball or two kicking around under the sofa, or perhaps a missing sock to match the lonely one at the bottom of the laundry hamper.
