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It’s an uncommon opportunity, but it won’t be around long – the chance to be one of 700 extras in a Bollywood film being made in Philadelphia. 10-minute auditions will be held Wednesday, July 29, at ITS Models and Talent Management, 48 N. Christian St., Suite 200, above Characters Pub. Applicants should be college-age, must be available […]

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Route 66, move over: the indie comedy Route 30 premiers in September in Gettysburg.

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Roger Ebert writes about Charlton Heston and Richard Widmark.
New Era Staff Writer Jane Holahan writes about Roger Ebert.
If you want to look young, put down that guitar.
Another addition to the Barnes saga.

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Turning storefront windows and unoccupied properties into temporary art installations: that’s the objective of “The Space — Windows Exhibition” in Lancaster, starting Monday and running through April 20. It will involve 10 locations in or near downtown, including four locations on East King Street, two on North Queen Street, and sites on West Orange, West […]

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An appreciation.
The Scribbler writes in the Tuesday, April 8, New Era about Heston’s visit to Mount Gretna in the early ’90s.

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…From the Whitney Biennial. And more!
A visit to the Muzeo in Anaheim, Calif. Yes, it’s the same Cheech Marin.
In Utah, is the famous Spiral Jetty threatened by drilling? You might want to change your vacation plans, or revisit its creation. Whoa! Who told you you could walk on the art?! Robert Smithson might suggest it’s better […]

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Sure, you could go see Not-so-Easy Money or Kiss Me, I’m a Rom-Com, but why not try something different?
The Metropolitan Opera’s production of Benjamin Britten’s “Peter Grimes,” a story of a fisherman who may or may not be guilty of terrible crimes and the villagers that rush to judgment, will be broadcast live at Penn Cinema […]

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