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Eight years after a very public meltdown, is Britney Spears back on track?http://nyti.ms/26SvrP9
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Wednesday's
@UndergroundWGN season finale was unexpectedly timely http://nyti.ms/1TIyHTp pic.twitter.com/fny1ZosWkB
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An insightful revival of “Do I Hear a Waltz?,” a show with Rodgers waning, Sondheim rising http://nyti.ms/1ZKjt4C pic.twitter.com/SzT3gXT1gC
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A retrospective on Roberto Burle Marx
@TheJewishMuseum shows his work beyond plantings http://nyti.ms/1qgOhho pic.twitter.com/C0skFgiSAM
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If Lucious is king, Cookie is queen and the blood is on her hands too.
#Empire http://nyti.ms/1THIQzG pic.twitter.com/6AAxgW9TAy
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The albums that represent the soul of Other Music, a New York City record shop that is closing after 20 yearshttp://nyti.ms/27hIMk8
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@JonPareles and@BenRatliff compare notes on dystopian, complex albums by Radiohead and James Blakehttp://nyti.ms/1TIuyic
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At 6:30 p.m., join
@MichaelPaulson backstage with Laura Benanti as she prepares for tonight's show http://nyti.ms/1qgMtoL -
"Underground" delivered justice along with escapist entertainment http://nyti.ms/1ZJCzbk pic.twitter.com/qSOz3Xhzjd
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Popcast: Radiohead and James Blake http://nyti.ms/1qgKOzp pic.twitter.com/9yd5sENgBY
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Pop stardom is messy work, but there's no shortage of applicants for the job — like Meghan Trainor and Mike Posnerhttp://nyti.ms/27hFLAs
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"Extraordinary" happenings at sea, illustrated in 19th-century logbooks http://nyti.ms/1TdbbAO pic.twitter.com/TmNX8T3rxt
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George Clooney plays a financial news talk-show host in "Money Monster." A review: http://nyti.ms/1UWmgIW pic.twitter.com/WT515S5j6U
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The thing about dirt is that no matter how much you clean traces of it sometimes remain.
#Empirehttp://nyti.ms/27gNyhU
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Yannick Nézet-Séguin led Rachmaninoff’s First Piano Concerto at Carnegie Hall http://nyti.ms/1TIsaYE pic.twitter.com/amWocg2TT9
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"Then again, he can fill Carnegie, and you and I can’t." Oestreich classics galore on Lang Lang, Yannick, and Phillyhttp://nyti.ms/23Lgvhl
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Four art gallery shows to see this weekhttp://nyti.ms/1ZKcicQ
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At 76, Richard Serra is still wrangling fundamentals of shape, space, gravity and time http://nyti.ms/1qfCbFk pic.twitter.com/SSTB8QvoBE
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"Boom, boom, boom boom. Bang, bang, bang, bang" took on new meaning on last night's
#Empire http://nyti.ms/1TcRPf9 pic.twitter.com/hQwnB6bdAQ
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What happened on 19th-century whale hunts? Illustrated logbooks hold the key. http://nyti.ms/27hjJxK pic.twitter.com/Hw8O7f5G6G
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In "Money Monster," George Clooney "is doing his most fully Clooneyesque work in a while": http://nyti.ms/27hhx9F pic.twitter.com/mBKGTXY2u2
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Meghan Trainor hasn’t arrived at her internal reassessment yet, she’s just now securing her footinghttp://nyti.ms/24SLEp1
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Loyalty can’t always be bought or threatened. Lucious forgot that. Freda Gatz is a sobering reminder.
#Empirehttp://nyti.ms/1s17SDi
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@othermusic owner tells which records represent his store as close draws nearhttp://nyti.ms/1UWbW3q
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A young Donald J. Trump, dabbled in producing on Broadwayhttp://nyti.ms/27gOhja
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Heavy is the head that wears the crown and there are no days off in letting your guard down.
#Empirehttp://nyti.ms/24S7Yzd
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Music education group’s leader departs after remarks on diversityhttp://nyti.ms/1Td0KNo
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Wednesday's "Underground" season finale was unexpectedly timely http://nyti.ms/1T84lha pic.twitter.com/JlOG2bC1G2
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Jayne Houdyshell is known for playing mothers, but her actorly range is far wider http://nyti.ms/1UW972p pic.twitter.com/zH3csW8Ms5
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Heads-up: At 6:30 p.m. I'll visit
@LauraBenanti backstage to see how a#TonyAwards nominee prepares. Join us live: http://fb.com/nytimes -
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@othermusic will close its doors next month. What records represent the store's soul? http://nyti.ms/1YnN4R3 https://amp.twimg.com/v/ba0ba222-9797-4db3-b8aa-221dd6119ef7 …The New York record shop Other Music will close its doors on June 25, after over two decades in business. We asked the co-owner Josh Madell about the records that represent the soul of his store. -
A fictional apology to Dred Scott, born of a real family’s painful legacy http://nyti.ms/1THQ9r8 pic.twitter.com/eUyjwKlyGP
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“The first family of music” finds itself constantly thwarting threats. Occasionally, they succumb to them.
#Empirehttp://nyti.ms/27gNyyo
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At Cannes, Woody Allen commenting on abuse allegations: "I have so moved on" http://nyti.ms/1TcXUbd pic.twitter.com/aQdkNYQAt1
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"The Lobster" is a surreal allegory about tyrannical monogamy http://nyti.ms/1TctdD8 pic.twitter.com/GG5fCHQfhS
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No amount of money that can fix the latest threat to the Lyon family — a bullet.
#Empire http://nyti.ms/1TREwAM pic.twitter.com/9JIG6241eF
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Sheridan Smith is on hiatus from the West End production of "Funny Girl" http://nyti.ms/1ZJd5Lb pic.twitter.com/49lp2N2tLr
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How Leslie Odom Jr. became Aaron Burr, sir http://nyti.ms/1NrFrbN pic.twitter.com/I6Xm4iHZnh
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A Verona museum’s stolen paintings are found in Ukraine http://nyti.ms/1ZJ9HQd pic.twitter.com/BoTUiDAxOP
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"The Lobster," with Colin Farrell and Rachel Weisz, is a Critics' Pick: http://nyti.ms/27ga9v3 pic.twitter.com/RVst7iOTiG
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Young Concert Artists showcases stars in the making at its annual gala for http://nyti.ms/1UU8nLh pic.twitter.com/aCq3ZQkWit
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The Week Ahead: “The Ruins of Civilization" is set in that ever-popular era — the future http://nyti.ms/1qeHOU5 pic.twitter.com/bZsDOcX3QA
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“I wasn’t meant for cooking and washing and subservience,” said Marilyn Maye http://nyti.ms/1TFSO4n pic.twitter.com/5NWFiXAfdF
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How Leslie Odom Jr. Became Aaron Burr, Sir in
@HamiltonMusicalhttp://nyti.ms/23Kcc60
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For the first time, Spain’s
@Eurovision entry will be sung entirely in English, a decision that bothers somehttp://nyti.ms/1qfuAXb
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Single people get turned into animals in "The Lobster," with Colin Farrell http://nyti.ms/24Rhl1S pic.twitter.com/fAy5YrLMIO
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"The Americans" recap: Cold War insecurity meets TV’s golden age http://nyti.ms/1qeY3k8 pic.twitter.com/Sb7KnkA8Cr
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Ilene Chaiken, the showrunner of
#Empire, is taking your questionshttp://nyti.ms/27gyp08
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To dip, kiss or curtsy? Tony Award nominees talk about how to bow http://nyti.ms/1TctdD0 pic.twitter.com/PpN8y756vn
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Leslie Odom Jr.'s ambition led to a huge role in "Hamilton" http://nyti.ms/1TcEyTG pic.twitter.com/h9H0SrR61m
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Cruelty and humor are nestled like spoons in a drawer in "The Lobster" http://nyti.ms/1T7cimH pic.twitter.com/w7CoPy8Zzd
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