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Victorian Players theater director resigns

By GUY D’ASTOLFO dastolfo@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN The board of directors at Victorian Players is

Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David working on new project together

By Patrick Kevin Day Los Angeles Times LOS ANGELES Jerry Seinfeld apparently has teamed up

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NEWSMAKERS Seacrest still king of New Year’s Eve NEW YORK Ryan Seacrest is still the king of

DVDs of television series available this week include:

DVDs of television series available this week include: v “The Following”: Before Kevin Bacon’s

Movie titles worth waiting for this year 14 for ’14

By Roger Moore McClatchy-Tribune News Service Everything old is new again at the movies this

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newsmakers NBC’s ‘SNL’ hires black woman for cast NEW YORK NBC’s comic institution “Saturday

The community theaters in the Mahoning Valley will soon resume their seasons after the Christmas

Eurythmics ’80s band reunites for tribute to the Beatles

By MESFIN FEKADU AP Music Writer Eurythmics are reuniting — to pay tribute to the Beatles. The

Live music on television this week includes:

Live music on television this week includes: v Panic! At the Disco: Tonight on “Conan” (TBS) v

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newsmakers Disney’s ‘Frozen’ freezes out ‘Paranormal’ spinoff NEW YORK On a wintry weekend,

‘Seinfeld’ actor adds layers to lawyer role JOHN O’HURLEY IN ‘CHICAGOSSRq

By JOHN BENSON entertainment@vindy.com Similar to his J. Peterman character on “Seinfeld,” actor

Renowned chef features Campbell church in PBS special

Kate and Saki Atsas, their son Nicholas, 5, and their identical triplets, from left, Isabella, Julia and Olivia, 2, are part of a prime-time PBS documentary series “Lidia Celebrates America: Life’s Milestones,” set to air locally Jan. 24. Chef Lidia Bastianich visited the Valley for a feature on the Boardman family's Campbell church and culture in August 2012.

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newsmakers Don Everly receives ‘spiritual message’ NASHVILLE, Tenn. The infighting and hard

For fans’ sake, cast strives for authenticity

By FRAZIER MOORE AP Television Writer NEW YORK As it returns for its much-awaited fourth

Collectors consider handmade weather vanes to be folk art

If you can’t afford a rooster or running-deer weather vane, or any other 19th-century weather vane