If Kellyanne Conway was putting on a song and dance in the media they'd… have her put on a song and dance.
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It is marked with official performances of song and dance.
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Their colorful song and dance performances are a tourist attraction.
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"It's the same old song and dance," Mr. Adams said.
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Red Rooster has a specific song and dance to it.
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And why make such a song and dance about it?
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Most will feature song and dance performances from network talent.
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After this year, who couldn't use a little song and dance?
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"I haven't gotten into the whole song and dance," she says.
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They are back to that song and dance, they are serious.
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We're going to keep doing this song and dance every year.
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"We've heard this song and dance from China before," he continued.
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She meets up with a host of other cats, who introduce themselves to us via song and dance, then jockey for the favor of Old Deuteronomy (Judi Dench, looking exactly like Bert Lahr) via ... song and dance.
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They spend half the time breaking into song and dance between exercises.
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I am doing a little bit of a song and dance tonight.
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The "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" star's song and dance schtick was pretty cute.
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Biologists make a big song and dance about evolution being inherently random.
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A touching rendition of "Song" from "Tango Song and Dance" (1997) followed.
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I'm hosting again this morning so it's the same song and dance.
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But analysts are skeptical the same song and dance will work this time.
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If you don't like something don't make a song and dance about it.
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Over the past year we have celebrated Alexander Hamilton in song and dance.
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For most U.S. businesses, it will be the same old song and dance.
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Not a song and dance, but a display of passion, commitment and promise.
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These values are memorized by schoolchildren and immortalized in song-and-dance routines.
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Instead, Scott created his own song and dance, as seen in this video.
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Mr. Screwvala's movies were not filled with Bollywood's typical song-and-dance sequences.
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Mr. Domingo is mainly known as a playwright and theatrical song-and-dance man.
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He couldn't just throw away the talking and leave the song-and-dance bits.
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Part of it is all just a song-and-dance of 'trying' to grow.
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He turned a song-and-dance spectacle about Hitler into a Broadway smash. Hitler!
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If it all feels like a familiar song and dance, that's because it is!
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The piece transforms poems written by children in refugee camps into song and dance.
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To that end, the Tonys traditionally feature a lot of song and dance numbers.
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There isn't original music in here or characters regularly bursting out into song and dance.
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If that wasn't enough, a huge banner and balloons cap off the song-and-dance.
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Wonderful song and dance man, wonderful actor, which is what he's doing in this film.
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Stuffed with characters, subplots and flashy song-and-dance numbers, the show resembles a musical.
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Yet the "lucky punch" is all just a part of the usual song and dance.
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Her undulant, animated piece sets a text by Langston Hughes celebrating African song and dance.
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And we all know the rust belt song and dance, beat out to outsourcing and mechanization.
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Initially, Showman was a traditional biopic, but changed after Gracey suggested adding song-and-dance numbers.
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Yes, La La Land is a movie about characters who spontaneously burst into song and dance.
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Each family telling our stories through song and dance, filled with lots of laughter and love.
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The data tells a different story than the optimistic song-and-dance out of Seahawks camp.
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MORE: Cuban-Americans react with cheers, song, and dance as news spreads about Fidel Castro's death.
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The North Koreans responded to Pence's song and dance by promising to test missiles weekly. Diplomacy!
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Each family telling our stories through song and dance, filled with lots of laugher and love.
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Playback singers record vocals for song-and-dance numbers, to which actors and actresses lip sync.
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The ceremony is usually accompanied by traditional song and dance and is supposed to ease nerves.
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Some burst into tears upon seeing their idols break out into song and dance on stage.
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The company's founder, Potri Ranka Manis, directs, using traditional song and dance to enact the tale.
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Her father, Norman Alfred Stone, who was a song and dance man, left the family early.
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However serious that story may seem, expect exuberant song and dance to have the final word.
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Might a song-and-dance extravaganza be yet another method of bringing closure to Austen's novel?
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The protesters then launch into a song and dance of "Baby Shark" to calm the child.
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He and the writers had to find a problem that only song and dance could solve.
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I wake the kids up, and we do the same song and dance as every other day.
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Here was Schubert entering mystical realms, while poignantly drawing upon a heritage of Viennese song and dance.
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The Barden Bellas are back for Pitch Perfect 33, but don't expect the same song and dance.
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But even those with little song-and-dance experience can find ways to play up their strengths.
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Locals gathered for the three-day celebration of equine prowess, yak-racing and Tibetan song and dance.
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"Mary Poppins Returns" is packed with snazzy costumes, bright-eyed performances, and polished song and dance numbers.
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The Swedes are all dressed in white garb and prone to bursting into traditional song and dance.
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And yes, there is indeed one of those rousing, classically Irish scenes of celebratory song and dance.
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And Mr. Corden, a noted song-and-dance man, has already got his catlike gestures down pat.
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The film's extravagant opening song-and-dance routine is executed by dozens of performers of all backgrounds.
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She did a little song and dance -- mostly dance -- during one of Kanye's Sunday Services last year.
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Because the movie was replete with song and dance, a monthlong rehearsal period was scheduled in Manhattan.
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La La Land opens with a large-scale song-and-dance number on a Los Angeles freeway.
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Their phones are props, used in an aesthetically interesting way to make the song and dance more dynamic.
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The commuters in Shandong city were filmed bursting into a synchronised song and dance on the emergency lane.
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And we break out into song and dance a lot and get songs stuck in each other's heads!
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He's effortlessly charming in the song-and-dance numbers, and surprisingly soulful in his romantic subplot with Zendaya.
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Both tackle the challenges of trying to make it in Hollywood and find love through song and dance.
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In the marble halls of power in Beijing, Cultural Revolution-era song-and-dance performances are being revived.
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There were no song-and-dance sequences, no lavish weddings, and no bankable superstars whisking away leading ladies.
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Brussels creates a song and dance about each handover, but the system makes no more sense than Mobutu's.
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Sometimes if you just put on your favorite song and dance in your apartment by yourself, it's fun.
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He even bestrides the end credits with a song-and-dance number, resplendent in pink satin bell-bottoms.
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"He was a 'song and dance man,' which is how he got the Munchkin job," his nephew said.
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In this raucous celebration of Naples, and Neapolitan women in particular, ritualistic song and dance reach feral intensity.
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Doesn't Matter So Much Long ago — before the Great Flood, maybe — he was a song-and-dance man.
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RHJ took it as a sign from a higher power, and broke into some epic song and dance.
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After the song and dance, the witches brought out individual chalices, into which Ms. Farrer poured herbal tea.
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It might just fall back on the old formula of romances and comedies with song and dance routines.
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People really sleep on artivism, but there's so much you can do through music, through song and dance.
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And with this new device, Fossil isn't giving us quite the same song and dance from previous years.
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The traditional ceremony involves friends and family participating in a song and dance extravaganza prior to a wedding.
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While doing his compulsory military service, from 20093 to 1959, Mr. Kobzon joined a song-and-dance group.
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He met with Berndt Schmidt, the director of the Berlin theater, and proposed a song-and-dance spectacle.
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These productions avoid the caricature of saturnine experimental theater by tempering harsh messages with comedy, song, and dance.
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I became aware of Cecil Sharp House, which is the English Folk Song and Dance Society building in Camden.
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As consumers become increasingly informed and connected, we're now all fairly aware of the Black Friday song and dance.
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It stretches interminably, devoting too much time to song and dance and not enough to developing characters and conflicts.
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Real-estate mogul Donald Trump's Wednesday-night campaign rally featured a song and dance performance from three young girls.
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Much like High School Musical, all of the various plot lines culminate during a big song and dance number.
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What we're watching is an audition process that asks more of its applicants than the usual song and dance.
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However, they then want you to build your team, lead an office, all the normal multilevel-marketing song and dance.
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Take the ending, for example, which features a high-octane song and dance montage complete with Hemsworth on the saxophone.
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But the performance of Sketch Book Revue that I saw wasn't a standard song and dance at the puppet theater.
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Damien Chazelle will be hoping that the song and dance about "La La Land" is borne out on February 26th.
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The song-and-dance-powered film is set in the candy-colored town of Seabrook, 50 years after the zombiepocalypse.
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Some broke into song and dance, others stood draped in the familiar green, red and white of their nation's flag.
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"She's probably going to tell me to do a big song and dance number and I might listen," he said.
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Played by Benjamin Walker, the Great White Way's version has Bateman translate his menacing ways into song and dance onstage.
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All that was needed was a charismatic leader: a showman, a salesman, a song-and-dance man to sell it.
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It is a song and dance that both far-right groups and Antifa understand, and have come to rely on.
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White entertainers started doing this in the early 1800s, before the Civil War, in traveling song and dance "minstrel" shows.
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"Broadway Baby" begins with a tepid song-and-dance number and a scene of her as a showbiz-besotted kid.
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After every victory, every step up in the rankings, the team is, in fact, welcomed home with song and dance.
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But with its fable-like plot and its song and dance, "The Sorceress" makes the case for a Hanukkah equivalent.
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Addison Rae is a 19-year-old TikTok sensation known for hopping on the latest TikTok song and dance trend.
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There's no more need for the song and dance — or Lewis and Clarking a digital frog across a bathroom floor.
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The Friends of the National Zoo originally commissioned the project, which uses song and dance to deliver an environmental message.
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Taylor and Axe rehearsed an entire song-and-dance routine to assure investors their money is in good hands — Taylor's hands.
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Given the elaborate sets, the romance, the nostalgia, the song-and-dance sequences, it is a Bollywood film at its core.
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Renée Zellweger has bounced effortlessly from light, romantic comedy to serious dramatic roles to Broadway song and dance numbers for years.
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This song and dance continues for several hours, and neither S. nor I get any sleep until about 80903:30 a.m.
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Fingers crossed the iconic line makes it into the Broadway adaptation...and, possibly, gets its very own song and dance number.
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You can probably find a strange song and dance with VLC on Android, but in my experience, that can be unreliable.
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The film - complete with Bollywood song and dance routine - is being promoted with the tagline "Accept love for what it is".
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It's 2019, folks, and not every woman is wooed by the same old song and dance that those before us chose.
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Blue Ivy, meanwhile, is too busy side-eyeing the pop star's drink to do the "I'm this many" song-and-dance.
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She's working all the time, but she doesn't make a big song and dance out of it—she's not jazz hands.
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A patriotic song-and-dance routine by a trio of young girls at a Donald J. Trump rally in Pensacola, Fla.
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Researchers talk rhythm, octaves, and the magic of song and dance in this week's episode of Explained, now streaming on Netflix.
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If not, then we do a big song and dance (literally) of waving to me and saying goodbye at the door.
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The app has inspired videos by prison guards, raps by children and adulatory song-and-dance routines by power plant workers.
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McGloin, Brooklyn "Trump's Washington" is different only inasmuch as it has brought new faces to the same old song and dance.
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India's multibillion-dollar entertainment industry is quickly gaining a global audience, and it's not just because of the song and dance.
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There are almost no speeches or reveries (those happen in the song and dance); all the dialogue moves the action forward.
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Because this is Bollywood, the training montages are accompanied by sprightly pop music, though not as choreographed song-and-dance numbers.
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It's 2019, and not every woman is wooed by the same old song and dance that those before seemed to love.
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Yet it's dressed up in dazzling song-and-dance routines, in what plays like a love letter to artists of every stripe.
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Not to question the 2016 election's commitment to Sparkle Motion, but this election cycle has been devoid of choreographed song and dance.
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The Asheville Ballet dancers led a troupe of game festivalgoers in re-creating each zippy song and dance move for the audience.
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In a third song-and-dance sequence, Stone's character and her roommates rush wildly around their apartment, getting ready for a party.
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There's a shocking number of shared premiere beats between the new high school show and fellow teen song-and-dance series Glee.
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Can't get enough of "Baby Shark," the delightfully catchy global children's song-and-dance phenomenon racking up millions of views on YouTube?
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Chazelle's movie features a number of song and dance sequences that are both steeped in homage for old musicals and wondrously modern.
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It is a departure from the syrupy romances and action flicks with colorful song-and-dance sequences that Bollywood is famous for.
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From there, the trailer begins to tell the story of a young Donna — in the form of song and dance, of course.
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Ironically, this sounds more or less like the plot of a teen movie that features a lot of song and dance numbers.
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In this interactive song-and-dance adventure, the Bubble Guppies are planning for a concert when one of the group goes missing.
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His song-and-dance number, "A Whale of a Tale," suggests a future in musicals that he never got around to pursuing.
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His first assignment was a poster for "Yankee Doodle Dandy," a tribute to the Broadway song and dance man George M. Cohan.
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That's then augmented with lots of energetic song and dance, the latter exploding in bouts of movement that resemble a furry ballet.
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"Pennies From Heaven juxtaposes fantasy with reality, portraying the burning desire to improve one's lot through surreal song and dance scenes," he says.
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"I can&apost understand why there is joy, song and dance over someone&aposs misfortune," said Romania&aposs European Funds Minister, Rovana Plumb.
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Stepping into Christine mode is Letissier's way of declaring the moment a purposeful performance; not just in song and dance, but in identity.
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With song and dance, it appears the most fascinating and forward-looking entertainment on network TV is, of all things, the live musical.
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Jonas and Chopra's nuptial celebrations included a sangeet, a pre-wedding ritual that commemorates the joining of two families through song and dance.
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After burning the midnight oil seven days a week, you can picture Caldwell wanting to decompress with some nice song and dance numbers.
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Here the Lewises remained part of a Welsh community by attending eisteddfodau, traditional festivals of Welsh culture that include literature, song and dance.
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" Fosse realized that, to make art about death, he needed to use "the tools I can use best, which is song and dance.
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Hugh Jackman holsters his claws and dons his song-and-dance hat as P.T. Barnum, or rather, a heavily romanticized version of him.
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Like "A Chorus Line" (1975), which revealed the intimate back stories of auditioning Broadway dancers, it turned true confessions into song and dance.
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The men often get quite rowdy, standing up from their seats and breaking into song and dance in the middle of the film.
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It was one of the first musicals to fully integrate song and dance into a narrative that was equal parts comedy and drama.
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Stephanie Barber makes elliptical and playful films that leap from dense conversations about the artistic process into unexpected bursts of song and dance.
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Make way for a group of self-involved Broadway performers, swooping in to save the day — and get publicity — through song and dance.
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Their song and dance videos are not only joyful to watch but, if the views are any indication, are being enjoyed by millions.
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Instead of the song and dance routine, a North Korean concert was being shown on a television, a South Korean branded LG set.
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Zaka, though, made such a song and dance about his sharpness that you'd have thought he was the only razor in the school.
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He was practically born to host the Oscars, and could inherit Billy Crystal's old song-and-dance shtick at the top of the show.
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Reboots may be all the rage lately, but don't expect the same song and dance — at least, not with The CW's update of Dynasty.
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"On the road, people just want to get up and dance to a great song, and dance like they're at a party," he said.
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For example, it's not okay to break into song and dance while in the middle of an operating room or while dismantling an explosive.
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In his first British interview, the 20-year-old admitted that he has not inherited his famous father Michael's trademark song and dance talents.
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Who wouldn't wish to see India's Salman Khan, tough guy of the Dabangg ("Fearless") film franchise, bring his song-and-dance routine to Nepal?
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It's a far cry from 1960s films, known for their melodrama and impressive song and dance numbers, yet is all the better for this.
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The show, which debuted May 31, is Rudolph and Martin Short's NBC variety series featuring sketches, song-and-dance numbers and pre-taped segments.
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They've got everything they need right there on Motunui, and an all-village song-and-dance number called "Where We Are" to prove it.
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At one point we're forced to watch Gaitonde produce a movie about his own life, including a D-grade Bollywood song-and-dance number.
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Meanwhile, Upton's competitor, Ricky Martin, decided to slip on a pair of white socks (and undies) for a Risky Business-inspired song and dance.
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"Song and dance is always a way to show gratitude," said Gary Li, an analyst at APCO Worldwide, a consulting firm on geopolitical affairs.
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They're like one of the oddities at old county fairs, trotted out by mainstream outlets and, on cue, performing their song-and-dance routine.
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The campaign events that Zelenskiy has held across Ukraine haven't been political rallies but shows, complete with comedy routines and song-and-dance numbers.
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The young women burst into song and dance sporadically and there's an easy camaraderie among them -- and they refer to each other as sisters.
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"It really was a song and dance for a couple of weeks," Stanley told Stelter about her efforts to court K for a profile.
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They reminisce a bit, flash a little song-and-dance ability and share observations about how they view themselves and how society views them.
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In the dining room, a TV perched high on one of the walls is constantly playing a YouTube stream of traditional song and dance.
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I don't attribute that to saltiness from overexposure, I just think wisdom comes with age and this song and dance was always pretty disappointing.
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Then, six years later, for reasons Mr. Pandit could never explain, a group of Jarawa greeted him on the beach with song and dance.
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Lesser directors had been filming song-and-dance scenes with a dull, stage-bound fidelity; Berkeley—the subject of a Film Forum series Dec.
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Similarly, the smaller "Fiestas and Community Gathering" section looks at secular community events, such as resolanas, that provide space for performance, song, and dance.
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There's something phony about how everyone breaks into song and dance, then resume their lives when it's all over, as if nothing ever happened.
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There may not be a talent competition on the presidential debate stage, but candidates there are metaphorically doing a little song and dance too.
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But in terms of gearing up for these things, I&aposm not going to give you a massive song and dance about the difficulties.
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He said that to condition himself for simultaneous song and dance, he has spent time backstage singing and running up stairs to simulate exhausting passages.
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The funeral in Hebei featured burlesque dancers, the Red Rose Song and Dance Troupe, who did a striptease after the death of an elderly person.
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Zlatne Uste Golden Festival (Friday and Saturday) For more than 30 years, this festival of song and dance has brought Balkan traditions to New York.
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There's a scene about Indian food being spicy, not to mention a stereotypical "big, colorful, and choreographed song and dance number," as Rizwan puts it.
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Like all kids, Poker Face the horse was probably a little embarrassed by his mom's attempt at song and dance, but he didn't show it.
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In film, La La Land, Moonlight took the top prize — just one of a huge haul of awards for the winsome song-and-dance spectacular.
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Should I just wince over the icky parts and go along to get along, wait until that killer song-and-dance finale and sing along?
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Air stewards are trained to sound mellifluous but those at Virgin Atlantic seem on the verge of breaking out into a song-and-dance routine.
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Bollywood flicks are best known for their song-and-dance routines, portrayal of larger-than-life characters, family values, or just over the top humor.
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But listen, when you're the writer/producer/comedian/animator/actor/song-and-dance-man who created and did voices for Family Guy and American Dad!
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - General Motors and Toyota Motor are among the major automakers making a song and dance about their commitment to reducing emissions.
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In the new Broadway musical take on the 1942 film "Holiday Inn," he plays the song-and-dance man Ted Hanover, a role Astaire originated.
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While the show itself is a joyful two hours of song and dance, in the end, a panel of judges must select two top winners.
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Anatomy of a Scene Bickering banter breaks into flirtatious song and dance in this scene from "La La Land," featuring Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone.
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But Galavant has a trick up its sleeve — it's also a musical, a song-and-dance affair like a live-action Disney movie of old.
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She was leading a rehearsal of "Give It to You Stage," a two-act song-and-dance extravaganza that opens at Live Arts on Wednesday.
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In "Give It to You Stage," Yackez, the boisterous song-and-dance duo of Larissa and Jon Velez-Jackson, unveils a two-act dance musical.
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But in addition to the many hats he juggled as an entertainer — song and dance man, actor, impressionist, raconteur — Davis became a civil rights activist.
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But the plot is not delivered in any narrative sense; rather it serves as a structure for a series of tableaux of song and dance.
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In one sequence, you are in the middle of a song and dance, with drummers to one side of you and singers on the other.
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Taking off from Jack and Diane's play, black-ish pivoted into a full musical, with the Johnson's narrating their life as slaves using song and dance.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin had backed the Yekaterinburg bid via video message and a Russian singer tried to rev up the crowd with song and dance.
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After a slew of song and dance routines, Miss Louisiana — Laryssa Bonacquisti — took the stage with two puppets and performed a ventriloquist act, complete with yodeling!
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Foreigners are preferred (particularly for song-and-dance numbers and "sex comedies") because fair skin represents a certain aspirational male fantasy — and the fairer the better.
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In the new girl power video, performers bring the famous song and dance routine around the world, from India to South Africa and the United Kingdom.
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Minecraft mightn't be the sort of game that inspires song and dance, but Melissa Benoist from Supergirl and Glee is here to prove that assumption wrong.
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But Bollywood, the cosmopolitan Hindi-language film hub that is the spiritual home of the song-and-dance routine, has been bested by an upstart rival.
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It's also violent – like Game of Thrones violent or Daredevil violent – which may surprise audiences who only know India for colorful song-and-dance rom-coms.
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Zhao Shunli, a retired veteran who collects discarded food outside restaurants to survive, performs red song-and-dance routines in a uniform decked with Mao pins.
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"USA Freedom Kids" are a trio clad in American flag-inspired dresses who performed a synchronized song and dance routine in support of Trump's presidential bid.
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Afro-Brazilians celebrate their ancestors in song and dance at the Fanti Carnival -- reminiscent of Rio de Janeiro, much smaller in size, but huge in spirit.
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Gotta give it up to Nick ... he and his fam fully embraced Pri's culture -- see the song and dance both families put on over the weekend.
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His campaign has relied heavily on social media and comedy gigs of jokes, sketches and song-and-dance routines that poke fun at his political rivals.
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An opening song-and-dance number featuring a clown, a cook, a teacher, a boy and a girl, drew cheers and laughter from the young audience.
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Maya Rudolph and Martin Short close the first season of their variety show with some song and dance by Sean Hayes, Steve Martin and Emma Stone.
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We had everything we needed and the means to purchase things we wanted, so why go through the song and dance of purchasing for each other?
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Zuma, who has never lost the ability to rouse a crowd with traditional song and dance, still retains some popular support, especially in his Zulu heartland.
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Melinda Sullivan gave the most polished performance, a cabaret-style song and dance that adeptly mixed past and present styles without developing a distinctive new one.
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Known for its gigantic hand-built creations, the company invented this show, which dramatizes evolution and the life of prehistoric species in song-and-dance routines.
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It's a full-fledged, old-school pop song, complete with song-and-dance video extravaganza, but it's also the latest episode in her continuing personal saga.
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And she totally lights up the stage, while bringing bright new inflections to song and dance moves inspired by Biggie Smalls, Tupac Shakur and Run-DMC.
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As recently as Monday night's show, Mr. Corden played to his strength, with a rapid-fire song-and-dance number with Billy Eichner and Anna Kendrick.
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It is a reminder, among other things, that bloody periods of history, like the Russian Revolution, do not naturally lend themselves to perky song and dance.
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A creation of the Makuyeika Colectivo Teatral, conceived and directed by Héctor Flores Komatsu, this four-performer production features exultant sequences of festal song and dance.
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Last year, when Jimmy Fallon was crushing it in the ratings, NBC had him open its presentation with a splashy "Hamilton" inspired song-and-dance routine.
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Its 20 tables in the main room were half-full on a weekday night and a short song and dance show was performed at dinner-time.
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People posted to Instagram videos and photos showcasing glitzy, song and dance performances aboard Carnival, as well as photos partying at the vessel's nightclub and bars.
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Zelenskiy tapped into this anti-establishment mood with a campaign packed with jokes, sketches and song-and-dance routines that poked fun at his political rivals.
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On Thursday, he inaugurated Hector Rodriguez, a rising star in the Socialist Party, as governor of Miranda state in a ceremony filled with song and dance.
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For the first time this year, an entire Pride Toronto stage is devoted to Middle Eastern song and dance and to Middle Eastern queer people and artists.
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The companies are beholden to shareholders, not the idea of a more perfect union, which makes the song and dance of the last few weeks so exhausting.
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He slips in and out of each increasingly over-the-top disguise with glee, and even gets a chance to show off his song-and-dance moves.
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That year, the broadcast opened with an 11-minute song-and-dance number, widely derided by critics, featuring Rob Lowe and an actress dressed as Snow White.
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In that sense, it is like thousands of workaday inventions that shift from novelty to necessity, without much song and dance, and end up hard to better.
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Spirits were high among the soldiers, who broke into song and dance for the camera, and posed for photographs with Islamic State flags they had torn down.
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A ton of lit song and dance went down Monday night in SF ... featuring Curry himself, who hopped onstage to lead a Rick James karaoke bro down!!
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She Loves to Twirl Breaking into song and dance is nothing unusual on Crazy Ex-Girlfriend – in fact, it usually happens two or three times an episode.
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Car firms don't make a song and dance about the fact that old people with stiff necks and fading vision will benefit disproportionately from self-parking cars.
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And while Razer has not made a big song and dance about this detail, it turns out that the Ariana has been built with THX sound technology.
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Maori song and dance performance which brings the culture enshrined in the exhibition halls to life (museum admission is 240 dollars, or 238 dollars, including the show).
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Hugh Jackman is a shape-shifting master of showbiz: as the big-screen Wolverine, ripped and brooding; as a charismatic song-and-dance man, ripped and Broadway.
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" The actor Isabelle Owens will mount a one-woman song-and-dance show dedicated to Drescher in New York this month, called "Fran Drescher, Please Adopt Me!
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" The actor Isabelle Owens will mount a one-woman song-and-dance show dedicated to Drescher in New York this month, called "Fran Drescher, Please Adopt Me!
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At the end of the day, if I cannot spare my sister the song-and-dance of Christmas, at least I can spare her that particular song.
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The British company Kneehigh brings some song and dance to World War II in its adaptation of Michael Morpurgo's novella about a girl who loses her cat.
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So, Dasgupta has some fancy versions of naan and some novel wines from India, but is it really worth making such a song and dance about it?
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Instead of having a blocky, colorful, stylized "I Just Can't Wait to Be King" song-and-dance number, Simba and Nala just run around with other animals.
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Next week's screening is focused on the Hollywood musical and contains a range of works that pay homage to or subvert the classic tropes of song and dance.
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Samsung loves turning a phone launch into a literal song and dance, and it looks like the launch of "The Next Galaxy" will be more of the same.
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They formed in 103, but their ambitions go beyond the conventional song-and-dance of a mere catering firm (which they will tell you they are decidedly not).
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Mourners left flowers in front of the Moscow headquarters of the Russian Army's Alexandrov song and dance troupe, more than 60 of whom were killed in the crash.
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Bryce Pinkham, Corbin Bleu and Lora Lee Gayer star in this tale of a song-and-dance man who attempts to leave the stage for a rural hideaway.
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The stars shared plenty of photos and videos from their pre-wedding parties, which included an epic pre-wedding song and dance party with Jonas and his family.
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There are many lovely scenes in La La Land, and people who aren't put off by sudden eruptions of song and dance will surely find pleasure in it.
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They are glossy, big-budget extravaganzas stuffed with elements to hook global audiences: extreme stunts, Alec Baldwin as a talking infant, boundary-pushing visual effects, song and dance.
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Theater The British company Kneehigh brings some song and dance to World War II in its adaptation of Michael Morpurgo's novella about a girl who loses her cat.
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The stars shared plenty of photos and videos from their pre-wedding parties, which included an epic pre-wedding song and dance party with Jonas and his family.
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In a delightful song-and-dance rendition of "I Feel Pretty," McCarthy twirls herself into the makeup chair to be hilariously transformed into White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer.
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It's meant for viewers who feel a little internal flutter when characters stroll across a studio backlot, surrounded by the accoutrements of moviemaking, then burst into song and dance.
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"The Mickey Mouse Club," a variety show started by Walt Disney that featured teens performing song and dance numbers, helped launch the careers of Annette Funicello and Cubby O'Brien.
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For now, the kolis in Versova are celebrating their return to the sea with feasting, song and dance that reminds the community of their long history in the city.
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Her mission is to train young people in the art of errenzhuan, or "two-person turn", a traditional form of comic song-and-dance that often involves raunchy gags.
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Even on a Target run Beyonce looks like she could break out into a song and dance her way through aisle 14 ... because check out the heels she's wearing!
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Is it that difficult to stop during a red light and go on the green light/ Do you actually need a song and dance to help you remember that?
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The Biebs was waiting with the missus, Hailey Bieber, outside the Montage Hotel in Bev Hills Wednesday night when he broke into song and dance ... inspired by Marvin Gaye.
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The cast includes a randy song-and-dance man in a sailor suit (Channing Tatum), an aquatic star with a snarl (Scarlett Johansson) and a singing cowboy (Alden Ehrenreich).
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"Pittsburghers have seen this song and dance before from the president and now the vice president — lots of talk, no action," Casey said in a statement responding to Pence.
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When an aspiring jazz pianist (Ryan Gosling) and an aspiring actress (Emma Stone) meet in a Los Angeles traffic jam, the scene turns into a song-and-dance spectacular.
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Criss is best known as a dreamy song-and-dance man from Glee, and his take on Cunanan is the very best kind of take on a dark character.
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In a signature scene from the Oscar-winning director Damien Chazelle's 2016 musical "La La Land," the song-and-dance man Ryan Gosling suddenly lifts off into the sky.
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Lady Gaga has proudly presented herself as the continuation of generations of song-and-dance showbiz troupers, a tradition of fervent effort and well-rehearsed spectacle delivered with joy.
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From his "Carpool Karaoke" videos to hosting the Tony Awards and his star turn in the movie musical, "Into The Woods," expect a little song and dance from Corden.
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But beyond the pre-recorded song-and-dance opener, a spirited, affectionate parody of La La Land, the city of stars didn't game for Fallon's brand of fun and games.
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He rose again from the dead… (paraphrased from Apostle's Creed) Though the words and their languages differ, the song and dance is nearly the same — Christ suffered as do we.
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Tatum had to master years of training in mere months as part of his preparation for a six-minute song and dance sequence in the Coen Brothers comedy Hail, Caesar!.
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Adorable critters, elaborate song-and-dance routines, tearjerking tales of inspiration — these are the staples of advertising virality, and each was in abundant supply among this year's most-shared commercials.
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Its main character lives above a theater, and at one point indulges in a daydream of an old-fashioned big-screen song-and-dance number that is, admittedly, thoroughly enchanting.
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After that cagey song and dance-like interview sparked outrage, Trump took to Twitter to clarify, tweeting a video of his Friday press conference in which he did disavow Duke.
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The duo donned the show's signature white and black cowboy hats — Musk wore the black one — for a song and dance routine that seemed equally cringeworthy and out of place.
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Tatum plays song-and-dance man Burt Gurney in the comedy about a studio "fixer" (Josh Brolin) who must spring into action when star Baird Whitlock (George Clooney) is kidnapped.
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The Get Down still feels like a traditional musical — there are plenty of crowd-pleasing moments, and its characters' highs and lows tend to be set to song and dance.
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Stone, who won an Oscar in February for song and dance musical "La La Land," had never played tennis so her early sessions with King focused on footwork and choreography.
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A phony man of God (or seven gods) can easily veer into caricature but the Sparrow's humility song-and-dance has never wavered, even as his dominion has expanded exponentially.
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As for the quality of Ek Ladki, it's as wildly entertaining as one would come to expect from a Bollywood movie, where characters regularly break out in song and dance.
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The onstage story of Gettin' the Band Back Together is a basic battle of good and evil — of following dreams versus settling for mundanity — playing out in song and dance.
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The movie is propelled by action scenes that transmit a little something about the characters while nudging the story forward, much like the song-and-dance numbers in a musical.
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The press, dependent on a both-sides approach that prevents it from actually seeing what's in front of its nose, falls for the same song and dance again and again.
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She is a two-time Tony winner, for "Song and Dance" in 1986 and for "Annie Get Your Gun" in 1999, and a key interpreter of musicals by Stephen Sondheim.
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Lately, Lauren Graham has been living a song-and-dance routine — belting out Katy Perry anthems and shimmying atop a bar in "Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist," the musical new NBC series.
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Ms. Moore was the lesser star in those days, but she shared Mr. Van Dyke's background in song and dance, and as a comedy duo they magnified each other's charm.
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Finally, she draws ample attention to the extraordinary innovations that have gone into making song and dance cinematic, contributed by the likes of Busby Berkeley, Bob Fosse and many others.
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Two of the "shophouses" are actually 10 metre by 6 metre LED screens, which showcases a six-minute long digital performance set in 1930s Singapore, complete with song and dance.
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He looks southward, toward the statue of the song-and-dance man Cohan, who, having no giant cross to shield him, was easier for you to give your regards to.
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Christmas was but one of the occasions for mirth in "Holiday Inn," but here it is the VistaVision payoff to the team-up of two different song-and-dance acts.
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But it also has some appeal among younger song-and-dance fans who want to hear Broadway tunes from before "Cats" or "A Chorus Line" that are rarely performed anymore.
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Eurovision, the outrageously camp transcontinental song and dance competition that gave breaks to Abba and Celine Dion, is viewed by hundreds of millions of people around the world each year.
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In Medieval Morocco, halqa took place in duwar — the space where nomads erected their tents — and in the evenings people would gather to tell and perform stories using song and dance.
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Their road show rivaled only Bronn and Jaime for best odd couple of Season 5, but a road show needs to move in order to keep the song and dance humming.
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For example, "The Wake and Resurrection of the Bicentennial Negro" (1976), an elegiac tableau of life-size dolls, was initially used in a performance communicating environmental issues through song and dance.
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He worked with Merchant Ivory Productions and later produced films of his own that were dedicated to social realism -- a far cry from the glitzy song and dance numbers of Bollywood.
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" But then, in a razzle-dazzle show-must-go-on moment, he began a rapid-fire song-and-dance journey through 2846 much-loved musicals, from "Les Misérables" to "224nd Street.
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Indeed, the whole "fetch my ax" song-and-dance was revealed to be narrative filler after it was all over, when Negan still didn't like the way Rick was eyeballing him.
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"It's one thing if it's a CCTV-style song-and-dance extravaganza with Las Vegas lights and flashing colors," Ms. Friedman said, referring to China Central Television, the leading state broadcaster.
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Rachel Bloom is the co-creator and star of "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend," a standout television show on the CW network that combines elaborate song-and-dance numbers with comedy and drama.
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As children, the girls spend afternoons and Saturdays watching VHS tapes of classic song-and-dance numbers, including the Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers film that gives the book its title.
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At ZANU-PF's offices, hundreds of supporters in the party's green and yellow colors followed Malaba's judgment on television, erupting into song and dance after their candidate was confirmed as president.
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Their names are Brandon Arreaga, Nick Mara, Zion Kuwonu, Austin Porter and Edwin Honoret -- and based on videos they've posted ... it seems they've been busy sharpening their song and dance skills.
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It has celebrity voice cameos, song-and-dance numbers, and a winking love of meta-commentary, wherein it points out the storytelling conventions of the type of TV show it is.
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Chrissie Fit, who plays thickly accented Flo in the third installment of Pitch Perfect, realized her passion for theater at five-years-old, performing impromptu song-and-dance routines at family gatherings.
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He's received a jury summons in the mail, which is time-sensitive and could result in jail time if he doesn't respond — as Issa reminds us with a little song and dance.
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The kolis, whose song and dance are part of Mumbai tradition and who have featured in Bollywood movies, have lost swathes of land over the years to railway stations, schools and parks.
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After that cagey song and dance-like interview sparked outrage on Sunday, Trump took to Twitter to clarify, tweeting a video of his Friday press conference in which he did disavow Duke.
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In the video, Elmo admits that he doesn't know the alphabet in Spanish, so what better way for Rodriguez to teach the muppet than by breaking out in full song and dance.
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There's a whiff of "Stars: they're just like us!" about it — who among us hasn't done a goofy song-and-dance routine along to the radio in front of our bedroom mirror?
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While office culture dictates that during slow periods, one must orchestrate a careful song and dance of faux busyness, Takala secretly filmed herself simply sitting still, staring into space, doing absolutely nothing.
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Some of the pieces are required for a major event this spring: nationwide auditions, beginning on April 2nd, for Latvia's 2018 Song and Dance Festival, in which over 350 choirs will participate.
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"Singin' in the Rain" (21984), which Donen co-directed with Kelly, is a song-and-dance classic hailed by the American Film Institute in 2006 as the greatest movie musical ever made.
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"Historically, high school drama has played a critical role in kids' education because it encourages them to explore the social world through role play, song and dance, performance and imagination," she says.
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The push culminates each year in March, when CCTV takes on companies for their practices as part of Consumer Rights Day in a prime-time special complete with song-and-dance routines.
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This could very easily be the typical DC song and dance of pretending not to believe what he clearly believes on key questions of jurisprudence, but it appears to be a concern.
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This year, with Colbert surging and unexpectedly besting Fallon's "The Tonight Show," he was featured prominently in CBS's opening sizzle reel and then came out to lead a song-and-dance number.
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In a glittery show best known for camp song and dance routines, Russia has been booed at the past two editions - over Crimea and a 2013 law against so-called gay propaganda.
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Now in its fourth and final season, the series is finally making Rebecca confront all that has gone wrong in her life, while also putting her through the song-and-dance paces.
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Fallon led a hilarious and choreographed song-and-dance number reminiscent of Old Hollywood that was as much a nod to critic's darling La La Land as it was to this year's nominees.
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In his six-year quest to get the film — which earned a record-tying 14 Academy Award nominations — made, director Damien Chazelle called upon those original MGM song and dance numbers for inspiration.
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In an era when NewEgg, MassDrop, and Amazon can happily cater to tinkerers without putting on a song and dance for mainstream computer users, it suddenly strips the value from RadioShack's basic idea.
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We went through this song and dance the week before, after all — following a particularly violent slate of games, the NFL reportedly considered adding rules for automatic ejections, as the NCAA has implemented.
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Since working tirelessly on a new Broadway show Holiday Inn, the 27 song-and-dance guy hardly has time to settle down with his new wife Sasha Clements due to his busy schedule.
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The Oscars started out with a cheerful song and dance number by everyone's favorite former boy band member, Justin Timberlake, and ended with a twist straight out of an M. Night Shyamalan movie.
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You may remember that Kid Rock, government name Robert Ritchie, made quite a song and dance about the fact that he would absolutely, certainly be running for Senate in 2018 back in July.
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Because La La Land fills its first half with glorious song-and-dance numbers, their relationship develops through a series of widescreen, Technicolor sequences where, sometimes literally, the pair floats through the heavens.
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As Indian cinema's worldwide audience grows, most people are acquainted exclusively with Bollywood – Hindi-language romantic dramas full of dazzling song-and-dance numbers that may or may not be related to plot.
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And I shall always love the utopia of classic feel-good musicals, in which it is possible to pretend that a talent for song and dance can always overcome that which divides us.
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The real agents of society are not people but things, commodities whose song and dance on the market we must all closely observe and abide by, on pain of starvation, homelessness and death.
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It's common to wear lighter-colored lehengas or gowns for receptions and brightly colored lehengas or saris for prewedding events, like a Sangeet, which is an evening event centered on song and dance.
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"I thought the show was phenomenal," said Shangela, the famed drag queen who appeared in A Star Is Born and gave a standout song-and-dance performance at the Independent Spirit Awards on Saturday.
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Not only must I match with someone who meets the basic requirements, but we must also align on surrogacy's big issues — one of the biggest being compensation, a complicated song and dance in itself.
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The abbreviated version of this music video that most international audiences are familiar with centers just on its West Side Story–inspired song-and-dance sequence, filmed at New York City's Hoyt–Schermerhorn station.
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After a welcome by members of the First Nations and performance of traditional prayer, song and dance, William and Kate were expected to tour the area before heading to the new Haida Gwaii Hospital.
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The Indian film industry, best known for its song-and-dance sequences and over-the-top melodrama, has the potential to emerge as a global content exporter for Netflix, a top company official said.
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The Mary Poppins star proved he's still every bit the song and dance man he used to be over weekend, leading a fan sing-along outside the childhood home of Walt Disney in Chicago.
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"It all began as a fierce song [and] dance competition between the families but ended, as always, as a celebration of love," Chopra wrote in the caption of her Instagram post about the sangeet.
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Independent Indian cinema ("artistic" or "alternative" films) often omits the song-and-dance visuals of commercial fare, but Omkara boasts both a nuanced musical score and chart-topping Bollywood bangers (all composed by Bhardwaj).
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The story spirals out from there, and it's often very fun, especially because it's filled with music and song-and-dance numbers and a lot of skeleton humor (though none of it is macabre).
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If there's a song-and-dance guy for the job, it's Hamilton powerhouse Miranda who also happens to star in one of the season's most anticipated films (plus it's a musical), Mary Poppins Returns.
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Through doodled-on postcards, typed letters with uneven leading on yellowed stationery, and song sheets, we encounter a Constance who is the older and more daring half of a sister song-and-dance act.
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Many years later, as World War II rages, Rustom agrees to a deal with a British army official, who wants Julia to entertain his war-weary troops with her popular song and dance routines.
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Diamond experiences no guilt: He is a showman and a performer, a rock & roll song-and-dance man so in love with the songs that he never took the time to how to dance.
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In 1989, the last time there was no host, the telecast opened with an 11-minute song and dance number featuring Rob Lowe and an actress dressed as Snow White that was widely derided.
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No matter what kind of song and dance it performs, ultimately the commission cannot accomplish what Trump wants — bailing out coal plants — while also faithfully carrying out its mission to support competitive power markets.
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Despite the song and dance around police procedurals, soaps and sitcoms, the narratives provided by the Golden State Warriors or the New England Patriots are most likely what have kept TV front and center.
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Yet the film's notoriously bizarre storyline (in which anthropomorphized cats compete via song and dance to ascend to Cat Heaven), uncanny-valley-skirting human-cat hybrids, and choppy CGI have cultivated a fan base.
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So Lady Gaga swung the pendulum far the other way, recasting herself on established ground — as a song-and-dance trouper who's melding Broadway and movie-musical conventions with the demands of current pop.
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This sharing of stories, food, song and dance will unfold on and around 4,000 square feet of quilts, created at sewing bees in the United States, Australia and Taiwan over the past three years.
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He was blessed with a weak Republican opponent, the one-term incumbent George Murphy, a former actor and song-and-dance man whose age — he was in his late 21968s — and health were issues.
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But if all that comes with a little too much controversy for you, Bianca, Alexis and Elena of the USA Freedom Kids are also here, spreading some good ol' American cheer in song and dance.
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But if the buzz out of (again) SXSW is to be believed, Wright has made a tremendously entertaining film that functions as a musical where all of the song-and-dance numbers are car chases.
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The celebration, with song and dance, and the elaborate, symbolic rituals make Indian weddings very vibrant and that's what draws in interest from international travelers, according to Sahajanand Sharma, a tour guide based in India.
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We'd already been prodded into solemn joy, thrilled by song and dance, and, toward the end of the evening, ushered into the state of bright, shattering anguish that the play's title promises will surely come.
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"Burt Gurney, he is a song-and-dance man," says Tatum in the clip, which features a sneak peek at the actor's mastery of complex tap choreography and his first time singing in a film.
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Whether it's continuing his attack on the media, complaining about Saturday Night Live, or starting a feud with a Broadway musical, Trump has manufactured a song-and-dance routine that keeps the attention on him.
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Ladies and gentlemen, Ton Holland, the 21-year-old song-and-dance-man from Kinston upon Thames, U.K., all 5-foot-8 of him, is the most popular actor that Marvel has at the moment.
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Shop skin care at Panacea hereWhen you say "skin-care ritual," I imagine you must mean a routine that involves no less than eight products and perhaps a song and dance thrown in there, too.
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The new Bollywood For decades, the Hindi-film industry, or Bollywood, has stuck to a conventional plot of "boy meets girl, boy loses girl, boy wins back girl," interjected with sequences of song and dance.
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As the dream sequence – which is exclusive to PEOPLE – continues, Agent Sousa, who normally walks with a limp, drops his crutch and begins a song and dance routine that sweeps Agent Carter off her feet.
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I've done the whole song and dance of Googling symptoms, compulsively exploring my body for lumps, and the occasional calling of everyone I've ever slept with to make sure they didn't infect me with AIDS.
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"A full-blown song-and-dance spectacular, in which fantasy and reality often blur together — sometimes with seamless fluidity, and sometimes with quasi-Brechtian distance," wrote Justin Chang, a critic for The Los Angeles Times.
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The message was clear: Instead of giving women and people of color the respect and admiration of their peers, the Academy was going to make them celebrate themselves through a literal song and dance routine.
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With the show fronted by Mr. Spacey, who is not quite from the song-and-dance mold of recent hosts like Hugh Jackman and Neil Patrick Harris, there was an opportunity to do something different.
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But by the 1970s, her career was in full swing, bringing her Tony nominations for "Goodtime Charley" (1975), "Dancin'" (1978), "Song and Dance" (1985) and "Legs Diamond" (19633) in addition to her two Tony wins.
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The reason I'm engaging in this "chit chat, get a number, rinse, repeat" song and dance on a Tuesday night was not to to "cuff a winter boo", as Cardi B has so succinctly put it.
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Usefully, the kidnapping gets Mannix out of his office and onto the set, including a soundstage where a song-and-dance man in a sailor suit, Burt Gurney (Channing Tatum), makes like a randy Gene Kelly.
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But the small group Q&A and coaching with entrepreneurs who'd successfully raised did a remarkable job of improving attendees' pitches and the esoteric song-and-dance necessary to get investors to part with their cash.
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Midway through the opening sequence, Stranger Things stars Millie Bobby Brown, Gaten Matarazzo, Caleb McLaughlin, and Finn Wolfhard interrupted the song and dance number with a rap that ended with the declaration that Barb's still alive.
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Series creator Jill Soloway told reporters on Saturday that turning to song and dance allowed the show to return with a fresh take and an upbeat ending despite the heavy subject matter and on-set turmoil.
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Personally, I think it's completely normal to have doubts about marrying someone you just met on reality TV, but Rachel has been through this song-and-dance before and needs someone who can lock it down.
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After toiling in the mid-card, the members of the New Day decided to play the game, giving their bosses and their fans what they wanted—the old song-and-dance—and it still wasn't enough.
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It takes everything you love about the movie, like the empowering story of sisterhood and all those power ballads, and throws them onstage in an extravaganza of song and dance (and a few special effects, too).
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He suggested students oughta learn how to properly respond to real-life threats in the moment rather than doing a big song and dance for new gun laws, like the March for Our Lives rally Saturday.
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Nicholas Galanin (Tlingit/Unangaz) uses song and dance in his video "Tsu Heidel Shugaxtutaan" or "We will again open this container of wisdom that has been left in our care," to explore identity and cultural influence.
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Through a potent concoction of poetry, video, song and dance, "Cut the Sky" tells the story of a group of climate refugees confronting catastrophic weather conditions, looking back at the events leading up to their displacement.
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His parents, Danny and Rae Levitch, were entertainers — his father a song-and-dance man, his mother a pianist — who used the name Lewis when they appeared in small-time vaudeville and at Catskills resort hotels.
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As Seymour, the dorky hero of "Little Shop," the 1982 musical by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken, he scents his ingratiating persona as a song-and-dance kid with a creepy whiff of rankly corruptible innocence.
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The evening's host, Mr. Spacey, was an unusual choice for an awards show — unlike many of his predecessors (James Corden, Neil Patrick Harris and Hugh Jackman), he is not known as a song-and-dance man.
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The Executioner is a dream killer of sorts: When song-and-dance contestants begin bombing onstage, and the audience boos crescendo to a certain decibel, he tap-dances out and shoos the wannabes back to anonymity.
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This happens throughout Rocketman, which employs everything from full-scale song-and-dance numbers on a carnival pier to cheeky montages seemingly mounted on a West End stage to the repeated appearance of Elton's younger self.
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Ms. Andres's friendship with the jazz singer Diana Krall led her to direct a film of Ms. Krall performing "When the Curtain Comes Down," with Mr. Buscemi as a carnival barker and song-and-dance man.
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"Serial permeated the popular consciousness enough that now you don't have to be like 'a podcast is like a radio show,' and that whole song and dance," he explained in a February 22020 interview with The Observer.
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It's a shameless fantasy, and when its iconic images and lines are set to music — for instance, the tagline "What's your dream?" becomes an opening ensemble song and dance ("Welcome to Hollywood") — it becomes even more shameless.
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The focus on finding the winning song and dance formula came at the cost of the performers' "moral education", said entertainment commentator Ha Jae-keun, adding that many companies covered up problems until it was too late.
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While choreographer Heather Laura Gray promised Refinery29 the song-and-dance installment would bring a "light-hearted" vibe to the dark CW drama best known for its many murders, we should all remember this is still Riverdale.
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For those musical fans who know every single line from Wicked or Rent by heart, then, there's thankfully an easy way to get your song-and-dance fix without breaking the bank: simply by turning to Netflix.
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However, Timberlake has been notoriously mum on a whole host of social issues, and the league can pretty much guarantee that there won't be a single political undertone in the song and dance of the white man.
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Actor and former Tony winner Kevin Spacey hosted, in a ceremony that had fewer big-band song-and-dance numbers than past Tonys telecasts, and a lot more impressions of various men who were relevant in 1993.
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Bruan Truitt, USA Today: Michael Gracey's directorial debut ... is a disappointing circus of thinly developed characters, overly earnest melodrama and song-and-dance sequences that are more like unrelated music videos sewn together for a threadbare narrative.
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Part investment fund and part family office for the likes of the Zuckerbergs, Sheryl Sandberg, Reid Hofmann and Jack Dorsey, the company does not make much of a song and dance about its investments and other activities.
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Two of these, a jazz pianist named Seb (Ryan Gosling) and a thesp (as the trades would say) named Mia (Emma Stone), meet cute in a gigantic traffic jam that doubles as a song-and-dance extravaganza.
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That's Ophira as in Eisenberg, the host of the NPR quiz show "Ask Me Another," and Adira as in Adira Amram & the Experience, a song-and-dance machine that also includes Maresa D'Amore-Morrison and Jessi Colon.
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In this century, though, Britain has become a fertile incubator for reinvigorated American song-and-dance shows, from venues that include the Menier Chocolate Factory in London (birthplace of Ms. Friedman's "Merrily") and the Chichester Festival Theater.
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"Saturday Night Live" cast members Kate McKinnon and Kenan Thompson did a jokey song and dance number titled "We Solved It." "This year's Emmy Awards has the most diverse group of nominees in Emmy history," Thompson said.
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As the show's director as well, he serves up moments of postmodern fun, but sometimes falls prey to making scenes so cute they are obnoxious (a top-hat-and-lab-coat song-and-dance number, for example).
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"He wasn't doing a song and dance with Gwyneth on national television," said Simon Halls, a prominent entertainment industry publicist who in July was scheduled to co-host a reception at the television producer Ryan Murphy's home.
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JAKARTA/BEIJING (Reuters) - At a North Korean state-run restaurant in the Indonesian capital Jakarta earlier this week, the usual song and dance dinner performance by the waitresses was canceled, because there were fewer than 10 customers.
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Players can creep, crawl, and toss spent ammo to draw the attention of Nazis, but there's really no need to go through this song and dance when you can blast your way through any obstacle with ease.
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The culture of hip-hop is often packaged in a way that seems completely against the ritual of song and dance as a means of communicating actual feelings, even though that is the history of hip-hop itself.
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Kendrick was tapped two years ago to complete Neil Patrick Harris' song-and-dance opener, and really, it just looked like the Oscar-nominated actress (Up in the Air) was ready to take over right then and there.
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The main difference between how Maurice Hines talks to a reporter visiting his dressing room and how he talks to an audience from the stage is that offstage the polished anecdotes don't smoothly segue into song and dance.
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Its roots are found in medieval France, when after long, hard winters that depleted their resources, town residents would travel door to door asking wealthy landowners for donations, offering song and dance as a token of their gratitude.
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Mormonism, AIDS, being American - there is not a single topic that hasn't been tackled on stage in the form of song and dance, tricking your conservative and extremely heteronormative parents into applauding a room full of LGBTQ representatives.
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Her performance in the musical got the attention of a young director, Damien Chazelle, who after wowing critics with 2014's Whiplash, was looking for an actress with the right song and dance chops for his next feature.
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Inviting comparisons with U.S. President Donald Trump and Italy's Five-Star movement, his campaign has relied heavily on social media and comedy gigs of jokes, sketches and song-and-dance routines that poke fun at his political rivals.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - An Indian media group has launched a Spanish language Bollywood channel in the United States, in a bid to woo Hispanic audiences with the drama, and elaborate song and dance sequences of the Indian silver screen.
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However, fans of the singer's should know that it won't be the same song and dance: Lovato told the website that she's trying something new — a maybe a little bit heavier than some of her most popular hits.
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Soliciting comments gives the appearance that the public has an opportunity to meaningfully participate in rulemaking, but it's just that: a kind of song and dance that an agency has to go through to get its rule implemented.
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Jennifer Lopez brought the audience to its feet with a song and dance medley of her biggest hits as she was presented with the annual Vanguard Award, named after Michael Jackson, recognizing her 20 years in show business.
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Jennifer Lopez brought the audience to its feet with a song and dance medley of her biggest hits as she was presented with MTV's annual Vanguard Award, named after Michael Jackson, recognizing her 20 years in show business.
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"Stan & Ollie" has plenty of both — the classic slapstick, the sweetly zany song-and-dance routines — as it follows the legendary duo through variety halls in 1953 Britain while the men try to jump-start their stalled careers.
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As a form of escape, he imagines his life as a musical, and the movie is dotted with song and dance, beginning with a particularly audacious locker-room scene in which Ulysses' jock tormentors turn into backup dancers.
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The opening-night feature is Shinobu Yaguchi's "Dance With Me" (on Friday), a musical-comedy about an office worker who, thanks to hypnosis, is compelled to burst into a song-and-dance routine whenever she hears a tune.
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All of a sudden, a melody emerges from the squalling of horns and the cacophony of competing radio stations, the commuters leap from their cars, and a big, brazenly sincere movie-musical song-and-dance number is underway.
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As a consequence, the breezy tone and ebullient moments -- which began with a promising song-and-dance number about strides in diversity within the TV industry, cheekily titled "We solved it" -- gave way to lethargy and clunky ones.
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They also vistaed a settlement of the Kalash people, a small indigenous group living in the Chitral region where they met with young people and wore colourful local scarves and headwear while being treated to song and dance.
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Ranging from holiday plays (Los Pastores) and Christmas dances (matachines), to military reenactments (Los Comanches) and New Year's festivities (Dar los Días), it is clear that song and dance has become integral to all aspects of Hispano celebrations.
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MirandaMondays: My favorite character is obviously Miranda, but I also love the woman who moved to New York from London in the pilot, who meets a man who does a whole song and dance and then ghosts her.
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Attendees clamming up as they exited the building was not a product of Snap's secrecy, but rather just how these things go at roadshow presentations — and how the song and dance plays out as Snap inches towards its IPO.
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Imagine that song and dance (not so easy, to be fair), or just consider sequined hot-pant romper suits in gold and black paired with fishnet tights contrasted with more familiar longline washed alpaca coats or striped knit vests.
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The cavalcades of song and dance through the streets are meant to show that every life deserves to be recognized; it is a performance of gratitude, a statement that this person meant something to us and should be honored.
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You can put me in front of a camera anywhere in the world and I'll hit my mark and say my lines and give the director what he wants...I can break out into song and dance, as well.
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"She wanted to be accepted by everybody, whether that was in Mexico or in the US." In her Selena impersonation performances, Honey Andrews is one of many Corpus Christi residents keeping the singer's legacy alive through song and dance.
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"You take out the time constraints; you take out the cost; you take out all the song and dance -- I mean, to do a burial, you're looking at one or two days just in the arrangement process," Jorgenson said.
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Watching him and Sick Boy (who now, alas, goes by Simon) scam bar-goers via a song-and-dance routine is one of the sequel's most hilarious moments, and it all taps into the nostalgia of the first film.
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In the end, everyone joins together for a rousing song and dance number about how "We're all in this together," because they've learned to support one another in all of their ambitions — be they creative, athletic, intellectual, or otherwise.
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But to introduce elements of folk song and dance that run through Dvorak's major scores, Mr. Fischer began with three short pieces: a lyrically glowing Legend, a rousing Slavonic Dance and that wistful choral piece, "Misto Klekani" ("Evening's Blessing").
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Unlike Stephen Sondheim and other contemporaries who experimented with dark, intricate melodies and witty, ambiguous lyrics, he wrote song-and-dance music that stuck to the story line with catchy tunes and sunny phrases of hope and happy endings.
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"When that was first announced we made a conscious decision not to make a song and dance about it," Britain's head coach Bull Furniss told reporters on Thursday after Team GB announced a squad of 26 swimmers for Rio.
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Last week, seven demonstrators were detained in Istanbul at a so-called Las Tesis protest, named after a Chilean feminist collective that inspired a song and dance called "The rapist is you" that has prompted rallies in several countries.
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Still, while the Emmys may not have solved the problem of representation and diversity onscreen, the show addressed the issue in the most Hollywood way possible: with a cheesy song-and-dance routine and a lot of hand-waving.
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The Ziegfeld Theater cinema opened in 1969, Fisher Brothers said, replacing an original theater built in 1927 by Florenz Ziegfeld, the Broadway legend who produced the famed Ziegfeld Follies, a song and dance revue that was a Jazz Age sensation.
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There is by now a tired and well-established song-and-dance routine where Trump faces pressure to say that he agrees Russia was responsible for the hacking and that Russian-backed hacking is bad, only to take it back later.
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The entire restaurant will know about it, too, because your whole party will get treated to a VIP package that includes a special table, complimentary non-alcoholic beverages, checkered napkins, and a song-and-dance routine involving a lot of cowbell.
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"We are here to acknowledge transgender poets, but how many of us actually realized the talent of these hijras who write and compose their own songs?" she asked, as they launched into song and dance, effortlessly engaging the whole hall.
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The state-run China Central Television (CCTV) will on Friday evening broadcast its annual consumer rights show, similar to CBS network's "60 Minutes" in the United States, that tends to be a mix of undercover reports and song-and-dance routine.
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The movie "Raees" has been highly anticipated in Pakistan, a nation of 190 million people where Bollywood's elaborate song-and-dance sequences are wildly popular, as it marks the debut of actress Mahira Khan alongside Indian superstar Shah Rukh Khan.
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In 1948, one of the worst things anyone said about him at the hearings that preceded the Central Committee's "Resolution on Music" came from Vladimir Zakharov, the director of the Pyatnitsky Choir, the Soviet Union's leading song-and-dance ensemble.
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The show's delicious previews on FX made it look as if it might be a good time, too—a nostalgic kick, full of song and dance, written by Steven Levenson, of "Dear Evan Hansen," and directed by "Hamilton" 's Thomas Kail.
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During his annual televised Christmas message, which featured about five hours of song and dance, Maduro declared that "The 21st century has arrived!" and said that he planned to roll out a cryptocurrency backed by Venezuela's oil, gold, and mineral reserves.
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After several years at the school — she eventually found herself teaching younger students and helping keep the books — Dr. Bowen joined the Jazz Train, a musical revue playing in Europe that depicted the history of American black song and dance.
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The episode includes a decent but unnecessary song-and-dance number and other moments of highly dramatic filler, all of which reinforces the notion that the episode was constructed more as a showcase for Hathaway than as an insightful character portrait.
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This high-powered Canadian company, which specializes in Celtic music, song and dance, brings its percussive virtuosity to Brooklyn in this On Stage at Kingsborough program highlighting three forms: traditional Irish step; tap; and Ottawa Valley, a brisk, high-stepping style.
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Each year, on the eve of the Lunar New Year, the state broadcaster China Central Television shows the gala, a four-hour marathon of speeches, skits and song and dance, all conducted at a stately pace to accommodate a graying audience.
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The same song and dance repeats until one day, you meet someone you're excited to see for a second date, a person you actively want to hang out with, a potential life-long partner you can rely on and trust.
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When I talk about ground zero, it couldn't go any lower because of the laws that governed us, the beauty, and our will to participate in ceremony, participate in our song and dance, the very thing that fills the spirit.
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Presented by IBEX Puppetry and based on storyboards created by Heather Henson, one of Jim Henson's daughters, this production uses puppets, video projections, kites and indigenous song and dance to relate a Native American fable about the interdependence of all life.
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As a pretense to romance and song-and-dance numbers, Donen's first solo feature is awfully thin, following a brother-sister dance act on a ship from New York to London, where their theatrical bow will coincide with the Royal Wedding.
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He underwent extensive training for his role as Burt, a song-and-dance superstar reminiscent of Kelly, which fits: The strapping Mr. Tatum has a similar build to Kelly, and his aura is more about radiating sexy athleticism than Fred Astaire finesse.
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Chazelle's film is a song-and-dance extravaganza with actors who can't really sing or dance; it's a movie about artistic dedication that would rather loft trite sight gags — Ryan Gosling glumly bopping the '80s karaoke classic "Take On Me" on a keytar!
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Of all the arguably timeless moments that have been captured in film, the scene where Heath Ledger's character crashes a soccer practice with a song and dance number in 10 Things I Hate About You shoots straight to the top of the list.
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That lack of song and dance around VC funding also helped keep the company relatively under the radar, even while it has quietly grown to work with customers like supermarkets Albertsons in the U.S., Morrisons in the U.K. and a host of others.
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In between is a crowd-pleasing song-and-dance number (audiences seem even more amazed at songs made up off the cuff than jokes in rhyme), showoffy references to classical texts and usually a scene with a detailed description of an elaborate plot.
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The true beauty of the series lies in the fact that behind all the song and dance, it's really about a woman who's learning to love herself before she can love anyone else, and that's a message that we all need to hear.
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Although Oliver spends much of the show focusing on the Russian politician's questionable practices—such as his annexation of Crimea in 2014 and his history of stifling political opposition—he eventually turns to song and dance to try to get his point across.
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Ten years later, the movie continues to delight audiences around the globe, not just for its memorable song and dance numbers, but for its universal themes that continue to resonate with fans everywhere – express yourself, believe in yourself and always follow your dreams.
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We've watched movies (Hair in which song and dance truly change the world), and very special episodes of our favorite shows (Saved By The Bell: The College Years when A.C. Slater is radicalized by the sudden realization that he's Mexican), for years.
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In January, when three young children who call themselves the "USA Freedom Kids" dressed up in red, white and blue and performed a song-and-dance number about Trump at one of his rallies in Florida, the video skyrocketed throughout Danish social media.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Lady Gaga paid psychedelic tribute on the Grammys stage on Monday to the late British rock visionary David Bowie with a multimedia song-and-dance performance that sought to capture the boundary-pushing essence of a kindred pop music spirit.
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The scene begins with Drake–sorry, "Damian"–hitting on his improv partner in an invisible gym but by the end Drake is doing a song-and-dance number about the dangers of lifting weights, which is funny given his legendarily shit workout routine.
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Known for their signature props and sets made of brown paper and cardboard, the players will present both new material and highlights of their past productions, including song-and-dance skits like the title piece, in which everyone does a popping dance.
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Last week, in what organizers described as "a national cultural vaccination that's administered every five years," the country held its Latvian Song and Dance Festival, a seven-day extravaganza expected to draw nearly 500,000 people, about a quarter of the country's total population.
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Each May, the Moroccan city of Kalaat M'gouna, which translates to "valley of roses," holds a Rose Festival, where thousands of locals and tourists alike gather in song and dance to celebrate the harvest of the flower and to bask in its beauty.
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Adding songs to turn a film into a stage musical can often yield surprising results: The 853 Broadway song-and-dance account of Mel Brooks's "The Producers," for instance, was more rounded and emotionally satisfying than its gag-driven 1967 screen forebear.
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Instead, players are expected to earn and manage a temporary stockpile of cash while doing the battle royale song and dance (land on an island, then scavenge and survive against opponents while the shared battlefield is slowly shrunk by a poisonous cloud).
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"Skittles Commercial" is a wonky callback to the industrial musical, a '50s, '60s, '70s phenomenon in which Broadway songwriting teams created mini musicals for the likes of General Electric and J.C. Penney, introducing new products to the sales force via song and dance.
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Certainly, there are far many more moving, era-defining efforts in his canon, but this is Bowie at his most playful, a song and dance that's full of joy, tongue firmly in cheek (note the oft-mentioned and no doubt improvised coke referencing choreography).
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In her breathtaking, momentous performance at Coachella 2018, Beyoncé never once let her audience forget how much work she was putting into what they were seeing, how it was her labor and exertion that built that two hours of practically nonstop song and dance.
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If the ageless song and dance man Tommy Tune seems to have one foot off the ground and his head in the clouds, one reason is that he stands tall ("5 feet 17¾ inches," by his count) and can literally see over most people's heads.
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Gustin doesn't seem particularly thrilled to see his fellow Warbler in the sneak peek image above — but that's probably because Criss is playing the villainous Music Meister — a metahuman whose powers cause people to spontaneously erupt into song and dance when they hear his voice.
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When Darryl's realization that he had feelings for a man after being married to a woman for decades didn't result in him realizing he was gay, it was startling; when Darryl decided to announce his bisexuality with a literal song and dance, it was breathtaking.
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Starting with New Zealand's cheerful celebrations and spectacular firework displays in the breathtaking Sydney Harbour, East Asia was ushering in a New Year with song and dance in its public squares, millions of revelers in its streets and contemplative moments in its temples of warship.
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I was in Life with Father on Broadway, and my sister and I were a song-and-dance team that worked at night...I was never in class; I'd go in, say I had an appointment, and then go and read the New York Times.
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Donen, who was given an honorary lifetime achievement Oscar in 20063 and wowed the crowd with an impromptu song-and-dance routine, died of a heart attack on Thursday in New York City, the Chicago Tribune said, citing one of his sons, Mark Donen.
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Now they have made their way into 20 song-and-dance routines that the authorities in Hunan Province plan to promote to the country's millions of "square dancers," the mostly middle-aged and older women who gather in public squares to perform in unison.
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I went hoping to speak with the women directly, giving women like Ebru the chance to say what she told me on Skype: They really believed in something that seemed far more logical than the song and dance cable TV show they were subjected to.
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BRANTLEY For me, it was the only musical that created and sustained an alternative reality that I love to visit when I'm feeling blue: The World of Musical Comedy (!!), in which characters seamlessly express themselves in song and dance, and find catharsis in harmony.
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On our first evening in Batumi, we were joined by three professional singers from the Adjarian State Song and Dance Ensemble who sat down at our table and burst into song, working their way through a powerful repertory of sacred, folk and "urban" chants.
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"I'm so proud to stand here as a black queer artist telling stories," she said before launching into a jazzy song-and-dance number that found her duetting with Billy Porter ("Pose") and, ultimately, singing in a flower-covered coat while lying in an aisle.
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There are several reasons for renewed studio interest, said Marc Platt, a "La La Land" producer whose other projects include an original song-and-dance film that will star Will Ferrell and Kristen Wiig and a sequel to "Mary Poppins" with a new score.
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After enormous amounts of therapy, an antidepressant prescription, extensive soul-searching, and more song-and-dance routines than I can keep straight, Rebecca has finally taken the last steps toward answering the question she asked herself in the premiere: What does happiness look like?
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NEW DELHI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Bollywood is bucking the trend of its usual lavish landscaped song-and-dance romantic comedies to take on the more serious issue of open defecation in India with the release of "Toilet: A Love Story", the film's promoters said on Tuesday.
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This whole song and dance of self-promotion, the thing where you go talk to the New York media, is new to Z-Ro, whose career, despite tangles with labels and all manner of interpersonal drama, has mostly just happened—and happened to mostly work out.
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Musicals are hot in Hollywood again: As the song-and-dance film "La La Land" sizzles at the box office and streaks toward the Academy Awards as the favorite, one of the producers involved, Marc Platt, has set up another tuneful project at Steven Spielberg's Amblin Entertainment.
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"La La Land," a festival darling, serves up song-and-dance nostalgia and starry-eyed protagonists chasing Hollywood dreams, and it benefited enormously from its premiere at the Venice Film Festival in August, when weary American tastemakers were reeling from scorched-earth political campaigns back home.
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As part of a traveling solo act, Rice wore a burnt-cork blackface mask and raggedy clothing, spoke in stereotypical black vernacular and performed a caricatured song and dance routine that he said he learned from a slave, according to the University of South Florida Library.
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Every May, all the bigwigs from the broadcast TV networks travel to New York for the upfronts, where they put on a whole song-and-dance routine (sometimes literally) to showcase their biggest stars and shows, unveil their fall schedules, and convince ad buyers to invest in them.
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News of what's now titled "Elizabeth, Michael & Marlon" detonated even louder noises of outrage, mostly from African-Americans who take it deeply, profoundly personally that one of their cultural heroes, the greatest song-and-dance man of the 20th century's latter half, will be portrayed by a nonblack actor.
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And as folks got wind of Gillum's eye-opening platform—Medicare for All, a $15 minimum wage, marijuana legalization, gun control, and a $1 billion boost for public schools (who'd ever heard of such ideas in Florida?!)—they recognized that this wasn't the same old Democratic song and dance.
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No doubt invited to be performed — and not just talked about — on the Tonys because it relies so much on song and dance, it made the most of the opportunity, thanks to Jason Michael Webb's superb arrangement of the traditional spiritual "Rockin' Jerusalem," and Camille Brown's step-dance choreography.
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Foxconn does the "big song and dance, bringing out the Chinese dragon dancers, ribbon cuttings, toasts and signature of the usual boilerplate agreements," said Alberto Moel, an investor and adviser to early-stage tech companies who until recently was a technology analyst at the research firm Sanford C. Bernstein.
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Foxconn does the "big song and dance, bringing out the Chinese dragon dancers, ribbon cuttings, toasts and signature of the usual boilerplate agreements," said Alberto Moel, an investor and adviser to early-stage tech companies who until recently was a technology analyst at the research firm Sanford C. Bernstein.
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But despite the quirkier elements of their gimmick—like wearing plastic unicorn horns and playing the trombone—there is a hint of a familiar song and dance: the hand-clapping and hip-grinding of black wrestlers, grouped together simply because they were black, and with a gospel theme, no less.
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Folk wisdom, among those familiar with the song and dance, is that prosecutors use these challenges to remove nonwhite jurors, who are statistically more likely to acquit, while defense attorneys — who can step in only after the pool has been narrowed by prosecutors — typically counteract by removing more white jurors.
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Indeed, if imitation is the sincerest form of television, "Hairspray" was inordinately sincere toward that other high-school-set musical -- opening up the song-and-dance numbers to the streets, providing real-time looks behind the scenes and incorporating a live audience component that "The Sound of Music" and "Peter Pan" sorely lacked.
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A Zendaya/Zac Efron trapeze duet set to power-pop ballad "Rewrite the Stars" and a fast-moving song-and-dance, in which Jackman and Efron strike their partnership bargain in a pub over shots of whiskey, set to the vaguely Mumford and Sons-inspired "The Other Side," are two particularly good ones.
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" During the procedural debate for the bill, House Republicans went through their typical song and dance: When Smith took the floor, he asserted that the "Hyde Amendment has saved two million lives," meaning that it has prevented two million women from getting abortions, because "public funds were unavailable to effectuate their violent demise.
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But as good as they are, it's obvious that they weren't the kind of shows ALW really wanted to write, because after the team split up, ALW wrote a series of increasingly sentimental shows, from 1982's generically sad Song and Dance to 1989's bonkers melodrama Aspects of Love (which I love).
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Khoshbakht posits that, while providing a kind of escapism through song-and-dance shows and sex comedies, the genre went on to aid Iranian audiences coping with social unrest from widening economic gaps between the 1953 coup d'état, in which then-Prime minister Mohammed Mosaddegh was overthrown, and the 1979 Islamic revolution.
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So it should come as no surprise that a recent attempt to resurrect that tyrant through a song-and-dance extravaganza titled "Divo Nerone — Opera Rock" provoked a fiery debate here after state culture officials allowed the construction of a sizable theater for it smack in the middle of Rome's main archaeological site.
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Utopia Falls follows the story of Aliyah (Robyn Alomar), a member of the Progress sector, who is chosen with dozens of other 16-year olds to go to the Exemplar and practice the arts (see: song and dance) ahead of a big show that will be broadcast through their region, New Babyl.
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With its folksy wisdom and air of life-affirming wonder, Wilder's script translated fluently into the hyperbole of a big song-and-dance show, which spoke (loudly) not only of a more innocent age of American history but also of a time when musicals were upbeat spectacles, with outsize stars to match. (Ms.
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More important than the charm factor is that La La Land's song-and-dance elements hark back to the glory days of Hollywood musicals, which were at their best during hard times, when people wanted not only to escape their troubles but also be reminded there was some goodness in the world.
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From a song and dance that proclaimed "Everything is better on TV," in which he jumped around and danced with the cast of some of the past year's hits like "This Is Us" and "Stranger Things," to getting onstage and throwing out the one-liners, Colbert gradually built up the fierceness of the jokes.
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And so toward the end of his Golden Globes monologue — which relied solely on punchlines instead of soft-shoeing his way through a song-and-dance number — Meyers brought "Jokes Seth Can't Tell" to the Golden Globes, setting up jokes and then handing off the punchlines to more fitting people out in the audience.
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And while it is tempting to think that those two things are connected, I think it may have more to do with a low tolerance for cutesy song and dance than an inability to achieve a pitch-perfect high D. Until recently, my list of approved musicals had been really short, as in only Moulin Rouge!
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I wasn't in the sales business but I went to people like Starbucks and the big Shangri-Las... N: Well, I think in the beginning most of them were just curious if I was going to come to their office and do a song and dance or something because I certainly wasn't known to be on the corporate side.
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Clooney, who with his wife Amal toured the expansive Woodland Hills, California, facility that provides housing, medical care and other assistance programs for aging and ailing members of the show business community earlier in the day, opened the song-and-dance-filled celebration with a nod to both the MPTF and legendary film star Douglas' impressive longevity.
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While the effort on both ends should have maybe led to a conversation about acceptance of their respective places in life before a song-and-dance number and perhaps-drug-addled flight to who knows where, to Sandy and Danny's credit, hormones are raging at that age and leather is just going to make some communication decisions for you.
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If you're a Wall Street guy, you can call up a bored reporter and serve up a song-and-dance about how all your mates are really worried about this Warren lady, and rest easy knowing this message will be treated as important national news and not dismissed with the correct response, which is: Yeah, duh?
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And if Google is thinking that custom add-ons could be a way to spin out the lifespan of a single smartphone, by encouraging people to hold onto a handset for longer and thereby decrease total upgrade wastage over the longer term, well it's not making a big song and dance about that being its mission as yet.
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How audacious "Oklahoma!" must have seemed — not only for the reasons every student of musicals cites about its being "organic," with song and dance arising naturally from story — but also in its sense of untapped hormonal energy in a land where there's the dangerous, heady sense of making up your own rules as you go along.
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Scoping out a bank that has made a bad investment in robots that can barely walk without tripping, he makes the acquaintance of Rebecca Cantu (Nina Arianda), a fellow billionaire who made her fortune by recognizing the best products to sell on a home shopping network and thus sees right through the robot manufacturer's song and dance.
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Janelle Monae opened the 92nd Academy Awards with a jazzy song-and-dance number and proudly belted out the words, "Happy Black History Month" to kick off a ceremony that only acknowledged one Black person in the major acting categories (Cynthia Erivo's nod for Harriet) and didn't award any Black films, aside from the animated short Hair Love.
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But the shiningest moments in this Coen brothers spoof play out like an old-time film revue: Channing Tatum in a wickedly delightful song-and-dance routine, Scarlett Johansson snarling from her perch above a pool of synchronized swimmers and Alden Ehrenreich receiving a funny elocution lesson after trading his trick-cowboy duds for cocktail attire.
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So when you tune into the Tonys on Sunday night, it's safe to expect a lot of discussion of how vital and important live theater is, and how necessary it is to America's cultural heart — but it's an open question as to whether that moral will come in the form of a catchy song-and-dance number.
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Read more:Here's what 68 best actress winners have worn to the Oscars'Black Widow' costars Scarlett Johansson and Florence Pugh fangirled over each other on the Oscars red carpetJanelle Monáe seemingly calls out the Academy for multiple snubs in her fantastic Oscars opening song and dance numberPeople are turning Martin Scorsese's unimpressed reaction while Eminem performed at the Oscars into a meme
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She is in her own world, listening to Ashley O's you-go-girl self-empowerment lyrics: Hey-a hoI'm on a rollRidin' so highAchievin' my goals The juxtaposition between Ashley O's peppy song and dance and Rachel's expression as she walks down the hallway in her high school, alone, looking like a mouse who's wandered into a cat cafe, is brutally comical.
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But if "La La Land" is any indication that movies are going to start taking cues from musicals again, here's hoping that Hollywood catches up with what many musical theater fans have come to expect: A musical can be more than just a meet-cute song-and-dance escape; it can also be an opportunity to push the form forward.
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The three most recent works, a charcoal drawing and two paintings, all had the same figure at the center, a shadowy silhouette of a man wearing a tiny fedora, his skeleton visible like an X-ray, the body slightly angled and holding what appeared to be a thin cane, as if it were about to break out into a song and dance.
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Activities include mandatory attendance at baroquely conceived yet joyless song-and-dance sessions led by the hotel's matronly manager (Olivia Colman) and her rotund husband (Garry Mountaine); or, more disturbingly, group outings to the Forest to hunt down Loners, a secret society of hotel escapees that fetishizes singledom—"No sex, or flirting," admonishes their severe leader (Léa Seydoux)—as much as the City endorses traditional domestic pairings.
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A troupe of South Asian actors, assembled from across the globe, gathered in a Manhattan rehearsal room in March to enact, in song and dance, one of the signature schisms of the 20th century: the British-mandated partition of India and Pakistan in 1947, which led to the displacement of some 15 million, deaths numbering more than a million and a legacy of barely contained border tension.
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Similar to CBS network's "60 Minutes" in the United States, the China Central Television (CCTV) show known as "315" in reference to global consumer rights day on March 15, has previously named and shamed firms from Apple Inc to Volkswagen AG. The two-hour gala - a mix of undercover reports and song-and-dance - can hit a firm's reputation if singled out for bad corporate behaviour.
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A trio of young performers called the USA Freedom Girls performed a memorable song-and-dance routine at Republican presidential front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's campaign rally Wednesday night in Pensacola, Fla.
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