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The National Black Theater, a cultural anchor in Harlem for decades, is threatened with closing because its building faces foreclosure.
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Matthew Lopez makes his New York debut as a playwright with "The Whipping Man," about a Jewish Confederate soldier and two former slaves at the end of the Civil War.
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Billboard.com said Ms. Swift had the lowest sales figure - 52,000 copies - for a No. 1 album since Nielsen SoundScan began keeping track in 1991.
SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 02:23PM[SHARE]National Endowment for the Arts grants totaling $250,000 are designed to take artists like Dave Brubeck, Paquito D'Rivera, Jimmy Heath and Randy Weston to communities for education and perfo…
SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 01:00PM[SHARE]Dionne Warwick will reunite with some old singing partners next month for a live performance of "That's What Friends Are For" to benefit AIDS research.
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Khalil Gibran Muhammad, a history professor at Indiana University, has been named the new director of the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture in July, 2011.
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The women of the Broadway musical "Fela!" see their characters as integral parts of the complex and contradictory tale of the man who inspired the musical.
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