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Estonians join hands and sing to protest Soviet occupation in the late 1980s in footage from "The Singing Revolution."

‘Singing Revolution’ lets musical miracle unfold simply

“The Singing Revolution” documents a simple and simply amazing story about a country that defeated a

Ben Arthur broke onto the music scene in the late 1990s, playing small clubs in Charlottesville, Va. He’ll play Friday night at Moon and River Cafe in Schenectady.

Self-taught musician Ben Arthur sees rawness as advantage

A fan of the novelists he calls “the Johns” — Irving, Cheever and Updike — Ben Arthur writes grim an

Li builds slowly, dazzles fans in Troy

Pianist Yundi Li sent chills and thrills through the small crowd Sunday evening at the Troy Savings

Hubbard Hall offers sparkling Shaw production

George Bernard Shaw is always nattering on, scolding and complaining about the follies of humanity.

Naomi Watts stars in "Funny Games."

‘Funny Games’ disturbing, yet brilliant

“Funny Games” is the most disturbing film I have ever seen. Two nights in a row, I awoke to stomach-

Anamaria Marinca stars in "4 Months, 3Weeks and 2 Days."

Foreign film ‘4 Months’ a riveting look at abortion, oppression

“4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days” is a harrowing testament to the confines of political oppression, and

Kangaroo (voiced by Carol Burnett) lectures Horton (voiced by Jim Carrey) on the â€œimpossibilityâ€ of life existing on a speck on a clover in â€œDr. Seussâ€™ Horton Hears a Who!â&#128

‘Horton Hears a Who!’ an animated delight, capturing fun, warmth of Dr. Seuss tale

Parents and kids can rejoice. “Dr. Seuss’ Horton Hears a Who!” is a delight, according to Gazette fi

‘Honeydripper’ crackles with robust music, crisp dialogue

For “Honeydripper,” Schenectady native JohnSayles’ 16th film as a writer-director, he turns to the r

Teatro Lirico gives often compelling performance of ‘Tosca’

Teatro Lirico D’Europa gave an often compelling production of Puccini’s “Tosca” Wednesday night at P

‘42nd Street’ musical in Cohoes taps its way into the heart

If you like tap, you should fly to 58 Remsen St. in Cohoes and see the punishment that young perform