Taking flight with ‘Peter Pan’
Everyone knows pixie dust and happy thoughts make Peter Pan fly.
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Father-son artists create colorful works from old oil containers
In an ambitious and green effort, Bill Drum and his son Chris are turning used oil drums into works of art that often depict native animals.
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Weekly Webb: Healing with words, nature’s inspiration
It was a cheerful bunch.
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Best bets
Looking for a fun way to spend your time and money this weekend or into the next week? Here are some top picks from The Gazette’s Cathy Ulrich and Jaci Webb.
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Holiday Food and Gift fest hits Metra
The 24th annual Holiday Food and Gift Festival, presented by D&D Productions and Billings Gazette Communications, will be held on Saturday and Sunday at MetraPark Expo Center.
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YPR plans special programs
To commemorate the Thanksgiving holiday and November as National Native American Heritage Month, Yellowstone Public Radio will broadcast several special programs next week.
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Redbone to return for Babcock show
Leon Redbone is returning to Billings to perform Wednesday, April 14 at the Babcock Theatre.
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Effort under way to preserve bluesman’s birthplace
JACKSON, Miss. — The mystery surrounding bluesman Robert Johnson’s life and death feeds the lingering fascination with his work.
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Top 10 on iTunes
Here is a list of iTunes’ top 10 selling singles and albums of the week ending Nov. 16, 2009:
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Guide: Public radio
Today, 2 p.m.: The musical migration of blues-driven jazz from the South to Chicago is explored on “Riverwalk Jazz.”
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MSUB’s Gregori set to play clarinet recital
Maggie Gregori, a clarinet student at Montana State University Billings, will present her junior recital at 7:30 tonight in Cisel Recital Hall on the MSU Billings campus. The recital will include works by Carl Maria von Weber, Franz Krommer and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. She will be assiste…
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Museum to play host to chamber players
The Yellowstone Chamber Players will present a concert at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Yellowstone Art Museum.
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‘Altar Boyz’ takes jabs at religion, pop-music culture and more at ABT
The acclaimed musical comedy “Altar Boyz” is being staged in Billings at the Alberta Bair Theater on Saturday night.
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Jones takes indie-influenced detour on ‘The Fall’
Norah Jones ditches her old band, and most of her trademark piano playing, for her latest release “The Fall.”
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Artworks by Rocky seniors go up at Tech Hall gallery
Rocky Mountain College is presenting the work of a trio of graduating art majors at the Ryniker-Morrison Gallery in Tech Hall. Opening reception is today from 4 to 6 p.m.
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Moore’s ‘Capitalism’ misses Oscar’s short list for documentaries
LOS ANGELES — Of the 89 documentary films eligible for Oscar consideration this year, 15 were selected for a short list of potential nominees, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced Wednesday.
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Film review: Inspirational ‘Blind Side’ surprises with emotional depth
Sandra Bullock retrieves much of the career momentum that “The Proposal” gave her and that “All About Steve” threatened to kill with “The Blind Side,” a surprisingly smart and moving drama about a steel magnolia who doesn’t truly bloom until she takes in a homeless teen and …
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Film review: ‘Planet 51’ features good-looking surface, bland comedic core
How might a kid — OK, a teenager — protect himself from that dreaded fate described in legions of sci-fi movies, the anal probe? If you weren’t thinking “champagne cork,” you were way off, according to the sci-fi kids cartoon “Planet 51.”
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‘Twilight’ trio finds enjoyment while coping with fame
LOS ANGELES — The “Twilight” series may have changed the lives of fans worldwide, but perhaps no one has been more affected by its success than the three stars of the film: Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner.
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