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A worthy cause: Defiance Literary Benefit to Rebuild Red Hook
The blankets, coats and diapers are all answers to a looming question: What can I do to help victims of Hurricane Sandy? And now there's another, literary solution: the Defiance Literary Benefit to Rebuild Red Hook. Red Hook, a relatively isolated New...
Tags: Entertainment, Music Industry, Media Industry, Arts and Culture, Music
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Chris Christie and Hurricane Sandy give Obama a timely boost
On his Comedy Central show Wednesday night, Stephen Colbert charged that hurricanes have a liberal bias -- and who can disagree? Katrina sank President George W. Bush, Isaac knocked a day off the 2012 Republican National Convention in Tampa, Fla., and now...
Tags: Stephen Colbert, Comedy Central (tv network), Chris Christie, 2012 Republican National Convention, Hurricane Sandy (2012)
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Will Obama and Romney see climate change in Hurricane Sandy?
Hurricane Sandy's devastating intrusion into the final days of the presidential race would have at least one positive result if it inspired President Obama and Mitt Romney to finally address a huge issue they have ignored throughout the long campaign:...
Tags: Global Change, Environmental Issues, Science and Technology, Mitt Romney, Hurricane Sandy (2012)
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Hurricane Sandy won't stop 'The Heiress' from opening on time
The new Broadway revival of "The Heiress," with Jessica Chastain and "Downton Abbey" star Dan Stevens, has the bad luck of opening the same week as Hurricane Sandy's big debut. But despite a canceled preview performance, the production will still open...
Tags: Downton Abbey (tv program), Hurricane Sandy (2012), Natural Disasters
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Update: Hurricane Sandy forces closures for Broadway, concerts, museums
Hurricane Sandy has forced many cultural institutions in the Mid-Atlantic region to close their doors and cancel performances. In New York, Broadway shows that perform on Mondays have canceled their scheduled evening performances. That includes "Annie,"...
Tags: Rock of Ages Corporation, Idina Menzel, Museums, Museum of Modern Art, Evita (musical)
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Hurricane Sandy: Ivy League deadlines; economic jolt from cleanup?
One bonus for students staying home from school during Hurricane Sandy: They’ll have more time to work on their applications to Ivy League colleges. Universities such as Harvard, Yale, Columbia, Cornell, Pennsylvania and Brown have extended their...
Tags: Stock Market, Air Transportation Delays, Natural Disasters
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Hurricane Sandy: Food safety, closed stores, anti-price gouging
Hurricane Sandy is bearing down hard on the East Coast. Atlantic City, N.J., casinos have been evacuated. Jersey Shore is abandoned. Some Manhattan streets are starting to flood. The mega-storm has already smashed through construction sites, shut down...
Tags: ShopRite, Cambridge (Middlesex, Massachusetts), Atlantic City (Atlantic, New Jersey), Lifestyle and Leisure, Whole Foods Market
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National Hurricane Center warns of Tropical Storm Isaac surge
Tropical Storm Isaac, expected to make landfall Tuesday, could bring powerful winds, heavy rain and a storm surge of 6 to 12 feet, forecasters predict. Michael Lowry, a meteorologist with the storm surge group at the National Hurricane Center in Miami, ...
Tags: Hurricane Isaac (2012), Tropical Storm Lee (2011), Tampa, National Hurricane Center, Chuck Schumer
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The funky beat of musical New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS — The cab careened past Washington Square and onto Frenchmen Street. It was close to 10 p.m., and the neighborhood was filled with locals adorned with tattoos, piercings and lots of ragged black accessories. "The cab drivers call this...
Tags: Rock and Roll (genre), Blues (genre), Entertainment, Entertainment Events, Jazz (genre)
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Brown cloud might be intensifying storms over Indian Ocean
GreenspaceA long-standing brown cloud of pollution over the Indian Ocean is causing tropical cyclones to intensify in that region, according to a new study published this month in the journal Nature and involving researchers from multiple institutions including the... -
Galveston Pleasure Pier brings thrill rides back to Texas coast
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterA disaster-prone Texas tourist destination that for more than a century has been an on-again, off-again home to oceanfront amusements will once again lure thrill-seekers with roller coasters, midway games and carnival confections. PHOTOS: New rides at...Tags: Entertainment, Chicago Hotels, Navy Pier, Six Flags Inc., Human Interest
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Last FEMA trailer leaves New Orleans six years after Katrina
Nation NowThe last FEMA trailer has left New Orleans, closing a brutal chapter in the city’s history more than six years after Hurricane Katrina stormed through the region and the levee system failed....
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