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Monday, October 6, 2008

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Here are some ways to stretch your entertainment dollar to the max


With the cost of groceries, gasoline and just about everything else squeezing pocketbooks, disposable income for entertainment is shrinking even if the to go out isn’t.

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Nostalgic fans revel in Village People’s camp

NIAGARA FALLS — Ah, the ’70s. Disco in the clubs, Fonzie on the tube, “Frampton Comes Alive” on the turntable, a Pinto in the garage, feathered hair on the head, a comb in the back pocket and Farrah’s poster on the wall. Life was so much simpler then.

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Listening Post: Tina Turner, and other reviews


Tina Turner, “Tina!” (Capitol). As Tina Turner prepares to launch her first North American tour in years, Capitol has assembled “Tina!,” a compilation documenting her development from deep soul diva, to R&B/pop crossover artist, and finally, to mainstream pop-soul grande dame.

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BPO runs a rich gamut of Russian emotion

With the festivities of opening night a fond memory, JoAnn Falletta is kicking off the meat-and-potatoes part of the new Classics Series season this weekend with an appealing Russian program that traces an emotional journey from casual ethnic folksiness to abject despair.

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Sports on the Air: Barnaby must leave ‘Enforcers’

Matthew Barnaby’s hiring by ESPN as its National Hockey League analyst means the end of his participation as co-host of “The Enforcers,” the Time Warner Cable show he did with his good friend Rob Ray.

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Who knew? Feinstein leaves ’em laughing

We all knew Michael Feinstein could sing. A few of us knew he could play the piano, though before Friday’s concert in UB’s Center for the Arts, I personally didn’t know how good he was.

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Zucker gives a callous and unfunny ‘Carol’

One hundred and sixty-five years after Charles Dickens called for civic reform, compassion, humanity and charity to be watchwords in human life with “A Christmas Carol,” Hollywood’s most rabid conservatives have rallied to make “An American Carol,” a comedy that equates dissent with “treason,” that presents Bill O’Reilly as a model of political restraint and offers us Kelsey Grammer as the ghost of Gen. George S. Patton.

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Dennings made for ‘Nick and Norah’ role

Actress Kat Dennings wrote on her blog the feature film “Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist” is “the movie of my soul.” That’s big praise.

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Lisa Earle McLeod

Is your bad brain making you plump? I’m fat again. Well maybe not fat fat. But five pounds has become 10, and once again I’m toddling down the road toward portly.

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