The top-5-selling country music albums for the week ending Dec. 22, as they appear in this

The top-5-selling country music albums for the week ending Dec. 22, as they appear in this week’s issue of Billboard magazine:

v“Speak Now”: Taylor Swift. Big Machine.

v“Nothing Like This”: Rascal Flatts. Big Machine.

v“My Kinda Party”: Jason Aldean. Broken Bow.

v“The Incredible Machine”: Sugarland. Mercury/UMGN.

v“Need You Now”: Lady Antebellum. Capitol Nashville.

“The Sound of Music” (7 p.m., ABC): The hills are once again alive with “The Sound of Music” as the Julie Andrews classic returns for another holiday airing. Feel free to sing along.

“Framed” (9 p.m., PBS): “Framed” is the latest “Masterpiece Contemporary” offering. It’s about a curator (Trevor Eve), who is charged with secretly moving London’s National Gallery collection to a Wales mine when a plumbing disaster threatens the artworks.

“Ax Men” (9 p.m., History Channel): The “Ax Men” cometh and they bring an ominous episode called “Day From Hell.” We don’t like the sound of that.

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Boardman native’s play is presented

Lisa Huberman, a 2004 graduate of Boardman High School, had her masters’ thesis play, “Egyptology,” presented by the Rutgers Theater Company from Dec. 3-11. A wrenching drama inspired by the true story of an ongoing lesbian custody battle, “Egyptology” charts one woman’s struggle to maintain a relationship with her daughter after her former partner marries a man and adopts an increasingly extreme religious worldview. The daughter of attorney Mark and Wanda Huberman and Debbie Cogan, Lisa earned her undergraduate degree in theater performance at Bradley University, where she graduated summa cum laude. She was one of only two students in the nation accepted into the playwriting program at the Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers, where she has studied under New York playwright Lee Blessing.

Talent, modeling showcase planned

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Adrianne Charlene Harris-Wilson will host a talent and modeling showcase convention for children, teens and adults Feb. 18-20 at the Avalon Inn Hotel. The event, titled “Follow Me to Hollywood/New York,” will feature talent agents and casting directors from California and New York. For audition information, call Harris-Wilson at 702-234-8872. Participants will be given formal training, rehearsal time and the opportunity to perform in front of industry professionals. Talent agents who have confirmed their participation at the showcase include Tracy Dwyer, director of Children’s Division, LA Models and LA Talent; John McCarthy, casting director for “Hannah Montana” and “Suite Life on Deck”; Clear Talent Dance Agency; Nora Brennan Casting (“Billy Elliot”); and the Shirley Grant Agency. Harris-Wilson received her first recording contract at 19, and was a background singer for ’70s groups the Spinners and the Marvelettes, and also for Latoya Jackson. After spending 15 years in Las Vegas developing talent for the John Robert Powers Modeling Agency, she moved back to the Mahoning Valley last year.