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Buffalo Niagara Film Fest roaring to a close Sunday
Two actors from Quentin Tarantino's movie "Hell Ride" will be on hand to celebrate the Buffalo Niagara Film Festival on Sunday.
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Big time jazz returns to Artpark
Two of the most celebrated names in jazz will perform at Artpark's Mainstage Theater as part of the venue's summer-long 40th anniversary celebration, Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis on June 24 and Chick Corea & The Vigil on Aug. 2. Tickets for both shows go on sale at 10 a.m. April 19.
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CALLERI: In 'The Place Beyond The Pines,' lives cross perilous paths
Every now and then a film comes along that makes you glad you love movies. It doesn't have to be perfect, but it has to be alive. "The Place Beyond The Pines" is that kind of film. It's vibrant and energetic; a little ragged around the edges, but so utterly filled with the harsh cold breath of danger that the riskier it becomes, the more alluring it is.
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Dining Out for Life returns Tuesday
The 11th annual Dining Out for Life will take place in 100 participating restaurants throughout Western New York--in Erie, Niagara, Chautauqua and Cattaraugus counties--on Tuesday to benefit Evergreen Health Services of WNY and its programs and services to fight HIV/AIDS in this region.
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Rick Springfield's long road from 'Jessie's Girl'
It's been more than 30 years since Rick Springfield released his Grammy Award winning song "Jessie's Girl," and while he may not be at his peak in popularity it's tough not to argue that the musician/actor isn't at his creative peak right now.
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Kenan exhibit pairs accomplished local watercolorists
E. Jane Stoddard and Kathleen Dworak say that after seeing their upcoming exhibit, you'll never think of watercolors in same way. In fact, both artists have made names for themselves as multi-award-winning painters by "expanding the parameters of what watercolor can be."
- UB Music Department's free concerts offered April at the University at Buffalo Music Department means an abundance of free student recitals and ensemble performances and the final Brown Bag concert of the season.
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CALLERI: Welcome to the world of friendly parasites in 'The Host'
You can argue all you want about the adage that rules were made to be broken, but when it comes to motion pictures about creatures invading humans and seizing their minds, there is no room on planet Earth for pleasant parasites. None.
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A different kind of Grammer lesson at NU
This Saturday three of popular music's rising stars, Andy Grammer, Parachute, and Andrew Ripp, will be performing at Niagara University. At just over $20 per ticket (which includes the fees), it is a rare live music bargain in an era of inflated ticket prices, and likely a chance to catch rising stars early in their career.
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JENNINGS: Colbie Caillat, Rick Springfield highlight upcoming shows
This weekend is probably the slowest music weekend of the year, the calm before what will be an incredibly busy summer concert season in this region. The official announcements of the region's free and discount shows are still at least a few weeks away but Puddle of Mudd has created an event page on Facebook for a June 28 show in Lockport. If that becomes official, it means they will be opening the Lockport series.
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