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Esin Aydingoz on conducting ‘La La Land In Concert’: ‘You forget your fears and you just fly’

For the first time since the movie’s release in 2016, you can experience that powerful love story in a dark theater again, but this time with its music at the forefront. On Nov. 1 at the Fabulous Fox Theatre, Grammy-nominated Turkish musician Esin Aydingoz will conduct a highly anticipated staging of “La La Land in Concert.”

| Staff Writer

Review: ‘The Life of a Showgirl’ is shimmery but superficial

From 2012’s country-pop album “Red” to 2020’s folk-pop album “folklore,” Swift’s best work has been characterized by detailed lyrics and complex metaphors, and when that is stripped away on “Showgirl,” the fun beats of these songs can only do so much.

| Contributing Writer

The cast of ‘The Paper’ on modern journalism, ‘The Office,’ and fake working

“The Paper” starts out by distancing itself from “The Office,” the extremely popular 2000s workplace comedy about the Scranton, Pennsylvania, branch of a paper company, Dunder Mifflin. The opening scene reveals that Dunder Mifflin closed in 2019 and was purchased by a company in Toledo, Ohio.

| Contributing Writer

Review: ‘One Battle After Another’ is a thrilling resistance to Trump’s America

“Viva la revolucíon,” screams Leonardo DiCaprio as flares fire and burst overhead in the riveting opening sequence of “One Battle After Another.” Writer and director Paul Thomas Anderson’s fantastic new film premiered Sept. 26, and it is safe to say the movie’s insurgent-military conflict storyline is absolutely electric.

| Contributing Writer

What “The Pitt” vs. “Severance” at the Emmys says about television today

When Mariska Hargitay opened the envelope for the Outstanding Drama Series award at the Emmy Awards in Los Angeles this past Sunday, everyone in the audience knew that only two shows had a chance at winning the most coveted prize of the night: “The Pitt” or “Severance.”

| Contributing Writer

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