Orpheus
ORPHEUS. In the sixth century BCE, a religious movement that modern historians call Orphism appeared in Greece around the figure of Orpheus, the Thracian enchanter. The features of this moveme...
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It was the mighty Kenneth Tynan who said that among the things he could live without in the theater are Everyman characters with pretentious names like “Mr. Adam” or “Mr. Zero....
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Though the climax of Mardi Gras is still to come, official data so far from the second celebration since Hurricane Katrina shows a city on the rebound.Last year's festivities were scaled down _ few...
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From the power chords of Aerosmith to the jazz beats of Roy Haynes and the funky dance rhythms of the Tavares, New England has been home to a diverse and vibrant music scene for decades.Until recen...
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Sandy "Pepa" Denton got a lesson this week on how to toss beads and an up-close look at the elaborate float she'll be riding on in Monday's Krewe of Orpheus parade with friend and rap partner Chery...
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The Browns added a pair of Smiths to their defensive line Friday.Robaire Smith signed a four-year contract with Cleveland, which also acquired Shaun Smith after the Cincinnati Bengals declined to m...
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He was king for the day, and actor James Gandolfini ruled with a doubloon-filled fist, pleasing the revelers who stood in chilly temperatures for one of the highlights of Carnival _ the rolling of ...
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Sofia (dpa) - Tourism chiefs in Bulgaria can look back on a bumper
summer season for 2007, with more than 4 million foreign visitors
holidaying by the end of August alone in...
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Crowds roared enthusiastically for the Zulu parade floats on Fat Tuesday and jazzman Pete Fountain led a band of gypsy musicians as New Orleans celebrated Mardi Gras in style, a year and a half aft...
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Desperate to resume his career, a "down and out" Ryan Tucker risked his football future by taking steroids.He'll pay for it _ and so will the Browns.Tucker, Cleveland's rock-solid right offensive t...
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Orpheus
Curiouser and Curiouser! Ruhl Wrecks Eurydice With Whimsy
