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While the premise of Brittany Runs a Marathon is Brittany making her way to the New York City Marathon, it’s also a profound message about inner conflicts, toxic relationships, past hurts, self-esteem, and triumph.
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Whimsy and weird, “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” delivered a whole bunch of nostalgia and new memories when it opened Thursday night at the Winspear Opera House in Dallas’ Arts District.
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Angel Has Fallen is a refreshing surprise that breaks away from the stereotypical action movie mold in more ways than one.
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“Where’d You Go Bernadette” is not the same as the book, but that’s a good thing.
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“Where’d You Go Bernadette” is not the same as the book, but that’s a good thing.
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There is so much to like about this hit musical – it’s no wonder NPR called it “the best show of the year” and it was the winner of four Tony Awards including Best Musical Revival.
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When Davies attends Sensei’s mysterious night class, he discovers a sinister world full of fraternity, brutality, and hyper-masculinity.
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When Davies attends Sensei’s mysterious night class, he discovers a sinister world full of fraternity, brutality, and hyper-masculinity.
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Between the restaurant vibe and the drinks, Bartaco reminds me of one of the sexiest samba songs ever, one I reluctantly will use for this chain restaurant: “So Nice (Summer Samba)” by Bebel Gilberto
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Have you ever watched a movie and two minutes in thought, “Yeah, this is going to be good?” That is precisely how I felt when I settled into my seat at the Angelika theater at Mockingbird Station to catch an early screening of The Dead Don’t Die.
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You would think it’d get old, the fumbling theatrics, but as the two-act play goes on the laughter gets louder; the audience won’t stop howling.
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