Hello, Dolly! Bette Midler to Star in Beloved Broadway Musical Revival
Chosen as the perfect "outsized personality for a 21st Century Dolly," Bette Midler will star in next year's Broadway revival of "Hello, Dolly!"
Chosen as the perfect "outsized personality for a 21st Century Dolly," Bette Midler will star in next year's Broadway revival of "Hello, Dolly!"
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When Public Enemy missed their taxi to a performance, a fan raced them to the arena in his compact car, and they all sang Queen along the way.
The first Firebird Festival lit up the sky 12 years ago, a celebration in homage to the rebirth of one Pennsylvania town named Phoenixville. A former steel hub, Phoenixville rose to prominence in mid-19th century. When the factory began its decline–and eventually closed in 1986–the town, too, fell into disrepair. Slowly, Phoenixville has begun its resurrection […]
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