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Neil Rolnick’s new work, “Love Songs,” with the Albany Symphony Orchestra, vocalist Theo Bleckmann a

The songs Karla Bonoff brought to The Egg’s Swyer Theater on Thursday suggested that celebrating Val

The Dance Flurry Festival, now in its 21st year, is one of the biggest winter jamborees in the natio

No wonder Lyle Lovett and John Hiatt have sold out their concert at The Egg (Empire State Plaza, Alb

“In Bruges” is a dark comedy about two hit men dispatched to the medieval Belgian city of Bruges. Wh

Tom Rigatti has been named news director at WROW (590-AM).

Laurice Lanier, Nova Payton and Jamet Pittman’s Valentine at Proctors on Thursday received raucous a

As a short piece of entertainment, “The Jumper” will arrest the attention of a target audience of te

The movie “Definitely, Maybe” has a jagged, careless, overly cute approach, and a number of performa

Religious scholars say the message of St. Valentine — love and marriage — is well known. The man beh

The State Symphony of Mexico, which will play on Friday at Proctors, is that rare organization that

SCCC Technical Specialist David Wixted is bullish on safe refrigerators and foods and a proponent fo

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