Dangerous Curves exhibit spotlights guitars as art at MFA Boston
The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston opens a fall show on Sunday titled Dangerous Curves featuring about 130 guitars. Curator Cavey Kuronen notes the display presents guitars as art and cultural mirrors, from Baroque instruments to celebrity pieces like Prince’s Yellow Cloud and Lennon's first guitar. The exhibit runs through February 25 and includes rare, priceless, and historically significant models representing the guitar’s evolution and pop culture impact.
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Malcolm in the Middle cast previews second season
In Pasadena Fox renewed Malcolm in the Middle for a second season airing November 5. Creators Linwood Beamer and Todd Holland praise the cast led by Frankie Muniz Lois played by Dane Kaczmarek and Brian Cranston as the comic family moves forward with new dynamics and potential plot twists including a possible Lois’ parents visit and Malcolm’s first girlfriend.
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Jane Kaczmarek
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Reese
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Forte duo sued over 1998 Nemacolin wedding bill
Fabian Forte and Andrea Patrick Forte are sued by Nemacolin Woodlands Resort & Spa for about 5130 tied to their 1998 wedding bill on a 24000 package. Andrea Forte, a former Miss Pennsylvania, explains payments were made in full and a later dispute arose. The suit follows a claim of unpaid charges five months after the ceremony.
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Nemacolin Woodlands Resort & Spa
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Andrea Patrick Forte
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Steve Allen A multifaceted TV pioneer and author
Steve Allen, a versatile TV performer and writer who died at 78, shaped early television as the first Tonight host and helped launch figures like Andy Williams. He produced varied work from late night talk to public TV, wrote over 100 songs, and pursued jazz, while later critiquing the medium he helped define.
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