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Before the start of the 2007-08 National Hockey League season, Sports Illustrated offered its picks for the final Stanley Cup playoff series. At various points throughout the ensuing season, one wondered if perhaps the experts at the magazine had imbibed too many martinis at lunch the day they penned their predictions. But guess what? At this point, it appears they were right.
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- Theater review: Actress' talent shines through in 'Vamping'
Conventional wisdom would say that there's nothing particularly funny about the ravages of Alzheimer's disease.
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- ‘Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian’: Patience is a virtue with this fantasy sequel
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To steal a current presidential candidate’s imagery, here is the word from the Straight Talk Express: “Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian” is tedious far too much of the time. Or, as the 12-year-old boy exiting the theater in front of me said — after politely reassuring an inquisitor with a clipboard that it was good — “long, long, long, long.” He was talking to his father when they were out of her earshot, so I’m assuming he was no longer being polite.
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- 'My Blueberry Nights': Mood takes lead role over action, story
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Wong Kar Wai is the world’s greatest living director, period.
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- Art review: Lofty ideals at Artspace
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In the gleaming, white-walled lobby of the Artspace lofts on Main Street, the $16.9 million project that provides 60 units of affordable housing to Buffalo artists, there’s a note scrawled in chicken-scratch and taped to a glass door.
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- 'My Brother Is an Only Child': Italian family copes with upheaval
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Two brothers with opposite political leanings create turbulence in their working-class household in “My Brother Is an Only Child,” a compelling period piece of 1960s Italy from director Daniele Luchetti.
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- Complete Thursday at the Square lineup unveiled
Buffalo Place has unveiled the lineup for this year's Thursday at the Square series, as well as the acts playing the two-day Buffalo Place Rocks the Harbor event.
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- ‘Young @ Heart’: Senior citizen choir rocks in inspiring documentary
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Music can capture the imagination and urge it to flourish during youth.
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Full Reviews of Current Movies
- ‘Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian’: Patience is a virtue with this fantasy sequel
- 'My Brother Is an Only Child': Italian family copes with upheaval
- 'My Blueberry Nights': Mood takes lead role over action, story
- ‘Young @ Heart’: Senior citizen choir rocks in inspiring documentary
Music
- Calendar Listings: Clubs & Bars
- Thursday at the Square: Ranking this year's lineup
- Disc review: Mudcrutch
- Opera: 'Aida' screening at Riviera Theatre
Art & Theater Stories and Reviews
- Theater review: Actress' talent shines through in 'Vamping'
- Theater: Kavinoky schedule shows N.Y. state of mind
- Art preview: 'Picture Nothing' at Nina Freudenheim Gallery
- Theater preview: Shaw Festival offers musical appeal
Your Guide to Local Arts Events
- Art review: Lofty ideals at Artspace
- Cover story: Stay seated for back-loaded theater season
- The WNY Dance Card: All the right moves
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- The daily dish... a spicy serving of celebrity news
- The daily dish... a spicy serving of celebrity news
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- The marriage is over – now what about the dog?
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- A tale of two Eves on the canals of Venice, a century apart
- A naturalist shares a walk in Central Park
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- Thursday at the Square: Ranking this year's lineup
- Theater review: Actress' talent shines through in 'Vamping'
- 'My Blueberry Nights': Mood takes lead role over action, story
- 'My Brother Is an Only Child': Italian family copes with upheaval
Columns
- Susan Martin
It’s been awhile since I needed to borrow a cup of flour from a neighbor. But May, to me, is the launch of lending-and-borrowing season.
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Alan Pergament
- Pergament: ‘CSI’ spin can’t sustain ‘Jekyll & Hyde’ remake
- Settle in for a scenic adventure in ‘The Adirondacks’ from PBS
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- Alan Pergament: Who’s winning battle for young minds?
Jeff Miers
- Club Chatter: British Sea Power, Allan Holdsworth and more
- Jeff Miers' Sound Check: The specter of Spector
- Jeff Miers' Sound Check: Derringer and Co. soldier on
