Singer-songwriter Xavier Rudd plays Irving Plaza tonight

Singer-songwriter Xavier Rudd plays Irving Plaza tonight

“No worries, mate.” It’s one of the first things Xavier Rudd says to me during our twenty-minute phone conversation. With three words, he sets the tone for the entire interview and I feel the need to take a deep breath, slow down, and listen.

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Singer-songwriter Xavier Rudd plays Irving Plaza tonight

Singer-songwriter Xavier Rudd plays Irving Plaza tonight

“No worries, mate.” It’s one of the first things Xavier Rudd says to me during our twenty-minute phone conversation. With three words, he sets the tone for the entire interview and I feel the need to take a deep breath, slow down, and listen.

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Michael Aarons rocks Broadway in Tony-nominated musical

Michael Aarons rocks Broadway in Tony-nominated musical

I spoke to guitarist Michael Aarons about his heavy metal past, his connection to Liza Minnelli, and his involvement with some of the biggest Broadway hits in recent years.

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Green Day’s “American Idiot” takes over Broadway

Green Day’s “American Idiot” takes over Broadway

After a highly successful run at the Berkeley Repertory Theatre, the new musical American Idiot opened last week on Broadway. The show, based on Green Day’s award winning album of the same name, also features music from the group’s most recent record 21st Century Breakdown, along with b-sides and other unreleased material.

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What Dancers Want: Summer Success

What Dancers Want: Summer Success

Seasoned instructors share their tips for dancers heading off to summer intensives.

Summer intensives are a great way for dancers to challenge themselves, meet new people and learn about the dance industry. We spoke to instructors and program directors about what to expect in class and must-have accessories to pack. Make sure you stock up on what dancers need for a creative and inspiring summer.

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Gay? Straight? Get over it.

Gay? Straight? Get over it.

Sexuality is another way to categorize people (and ourselves), and that’s okay, to a point. I can’t deny that it isn’t something I wonder about whenever a new person comes into my life. I don’t spend hours contemplating, Is he? or Isn’t he? but I’m almost certain that at some point, even if it’s only for a few seconds, I think about it.

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