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As network executives gather in New York this week to unveil their fall schedules, the usual celebratory mood will likely be subdued. The 2007-08 TV season was pretty much a bust. ... (05/13/2008)
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Arts & Entertainment
- Network TV's decline taking popular shows with it (05/13/2008)
- Complete list of 2008 Tony nominees (05/13/2008)
- Stage Review: PICT's production of Wilde play 'Ideal' (05/13/2008)
- Super scary 'Shelter' wrapping up here today (05/13/2008)
- Add another honoree to list (05/13/2008)
- TV Notes: Jimmy Fallon to succeed O'Brien (05/13/2008)
- T rex is back and he's not alone (05/13/2008)
- McCartney divorce proceeds (05/13/2008)
- My Generation: Percy Jackson's adventures continue in 'Labyrinth' (05/13/2008)
- What do children read? (05/13/2008)
- Stage Review: PMT adds luster to timeless treasure (05/12/2008)
- Fox cancels 'Back to You' (05/12/2008)
- Analysis: PBT's artistry grows by leaps and bounds (05/12/2008)
- Schenley grad's work in Arts Festival lineup (05/12/2008)
- TV Notes: Stars seek redemption on TV (05/12/2008)
- Music Review: Bach Choir makes good on 'Promise of Freedom' (05/12/2008)
- Pageant takes its final bow (05/12/2008)
- Top 10 Movies: 'Speed Racer' dusted in its opening weekend (05/12/2008)
- Underwood joins Grand Ole Opry (05/12/2008)
- Dennis Farina and his handgun; Dad Archuleta is banned; the return of Tina; (05/12/2008)
- Casino company reports 1st-quarter loss (05/12/2008)
- An exuberant Burton Morris pursues upbeat approach (05/11/2008)
- Children's Festival embraces Pitt setting (05/11/2008)
- Stage Reviews: 'Macbeth,' 'Boeing' are irresistible British imports (05/11/2008)
- Many projects for Mark Rylance, Pittsburgh among them (05/11/2008)
- 2Do Calendar (05/11/2008)
Music
- McCartney divorce proceeds (05/13/2008)
- Obituary: Ricardo Maroni / Trumpeting band leader for more than 50 years (05/13/2008)
- Music Review: Bach Choir makes good on 'Promise of Freedom' (05/12/2008)
- Underwood joins Grand Ole Opry (05/12/2008)
- Baltimore offered Frank Zappa bust; will it accept? (05/11/2008)
Theater
- Complete list of 2008 Tony nominees (05/13/2008)
- Stage Review: PICT's production of Wilde play 'Ideal' (05/13/2008)
- Stage Review: PMT adds luster to timeless treasure (05/12/2008)
- Stage Reviews: 'Macbeth,' 'Boeing' are irresistible British imports (05/11/2008)
- Many projects for Mark Rylance, Pittsburgh among them (05/11/2008)
- Rob and Kathleen Marshall reminisce about Pittsburgh on video (05/11/2008)
TV
- Tuned In Journal: ABC, CW announce fall schedules (05/13/2008)
- Network TV's decline taking popular shows with it (05/13/2008)
- TV Notes: Jimmy Fallon to succeed O'Brien (05/13/2008)
- Tuned In Journal: 'Back to You' producer talks (05/12/2008)
- Fox cancels 'Back to You' (05/12/2008)
- TV Notes: Stars seek redemption on TV (05/12/2008)
- Tuned In Journal: HBO preps 'True Blood;' author visits Pittsburgh (05/12/2008)
- Cablevision buys Newsday from Tribune for $650 million (05/12/2008)
- Tuned In: Keep or cancel? (05/11/2008)
- Television movies for the week of May 11 (05/11/2008)
People
Movies
- Super scary 'Shelter' wrapping up here today (05/13/2008)
- Top 10 Movies: 'Speed Racer' dusted in its opening weekend (05/12/2008)
Radio
Books
- What do children read? (05/13/2008)
Bob Hoover
- Add another honoree to list (05/13/2008)
- On the critic's reading list: Naipaul, Sorensen and Tarbell (05/11/2008)
Book Reviews
- 'Ladies of Liberty: The Women Who Shaped Our Nation,' by Cokie Roberts (05/11/2008)
- 'A Remarkable Mother,' by Jimmy Carter (05/11/2008)
- 'Save the Last Dance,' by Gerald Stern (05/11/2008)
- 'Red Sugar,' by Jan Beatty (05/11/2008)
Paul Todaro brings a bit of nastiness to Lord Goring and Anwen Darcy a touch of insouciance to Mabel Chiltern in Pittsburgh Irish & Classical Theatre's "An Ideal Husband."
Pittsburgh Irish & Classical Theatre begins its series of Oscar Wilde plays with a delightful production of "An Ideal Husband." ... (05/13/2008)
In the movie "Shelter," filming in the Pittsburgh area, Julianne Moore plays a psychiatrist opposite Jonathan Rhys Meyers, a troubled patient.
Leave it to the Swedes. Bjorn Stein and Mans Marlind have found a civilized, common-sense way to make a movie: by co-directing it. ... (05/13/2008)
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Add short-story writer T.M. McNally to the list of PEN/Faulkner fiction prize honorees with a Pittsburgh connection. ... (05/13/2008)
NBC confirmed yesterday what has long been widely reported: Jimmy Fallon will take over "Late Night" once Conan O'Brien departs to become host of "The Tonight Show" sometime in 2009. ... (05/13/2008)
ACTIVE POLLS
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Another comic-book icon hits the big screen next year, starring Robert Downey Jr. as 'Iron Man.'
See a sneak preview here
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Jim White on blues
Nate Guidry on jazz
Andrew Druckenbrod on classical music
Allan Walton on horror flicks
Chris Rawson on theater.
Also see Montae Russell's journal: August Wilson at Kennedy Center.
Scott Mervis on pop music
Rob Owen on TV
2008 High School MusicalsClick here for three 2008 schedules: chronological by date; also alphabetical by school; and alphabetical by shows.
Map of August Wilson's Pittsburgh Hill District
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