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On a monitor, her character ... She’s one of the city’s last living broads: brassy, belty, and profane, with the ferocity of a bullet train coming right at you. She’s as famous for playing ...

Hollywood still loves its follow-ups – here’s our round-up of 139 (and counting) sequels currently on the way. Hollywood has ...

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Abbott High School’s production of “The Book of Will,” by Laura Gunderson, has qualified for the UIL State One-Act Play competition next week. This marks the ninth consecutive time that ...

Oakton High School’s production, “The Problem,” won first place Saturday in the Virginia High School League’s Northern Region competition for one-act plays. The two roles in the play ...

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