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1. IN CONTROL.

Author

HORN, OLIVIA

Subjects
*POPULAR music, 2011-2020
Published
2019

2. 52 Open Access, Normative Morphometric Software Indicate Neurodegeneration Associated with Episodic Memory Dysfunction in Amnestic MCI.

Author

Fountain-Zaragoza, Stephanie, Horn, Olivia, Thorn, Kathryn E., Zarina Kraal, A., and Benitez, Andreana

Subjects
*EPISODIC memory, *MEMORY disorders, *AMNESTIC mild cognitive impairment, *ENTORHINAL cortex, *ALZHEIMER'S disease, *MEMORY testing
Abstract

Objective: Neurodegeneration in Alzheimer's disease (AD) is typically assessed through brain MRI, and proprietary software can provide normative quantification of regional atrophy. However, proprietary software can be cost-prohibitive for research settings. Thus, we used the freely available software NOrmative Morphometry Image Statistics (NOMIS) which generates normative z-scores of segmented T1-weighted images from FreeSurfer to determine if these scores replicate established patterns of neurodegeneration in the context of amnestic mild cognitive impairment (aMCI), and whether these measures correlate with episodic memory test performance. Participants and Methods: Patients with aMCI (n = 25) and cognitively normal controls (CN; n = 74) completed brain MRI and two neuropsychological tests of episodic memory (the Rey Auditory Verbal Learning Test and the Wechsler Logical Memory Tests I & II), from which a single composite of normed scores was computed. A subset returned for follow-up (aMCI n = 11, CN n = 52) after ∼15 months and completed the same procedures. T1-weighted images were segmented using FreeSurfer v6.0 and the outputs were submitted to NOMIS to generate normative morphometric estimates for AD-relevant regions (i.e., hippocampus, parahippocampus, entorhinal cortex, amygdala) and control regions (i.e., cuneus, lingual gyrus, pericalcarine gyrus), controlling for age, sex, head size, scanner manufacturer, and field strength. Baseline data were used to test for differences in ROI volumes and memory between groups and to assess the within-group associations between ROI volumes and memory performance. We also evaluated changes in ROI volumes and memory over the follow-up interval by testing the main effects of time, group, and the group X time interactions. Lastly, we tested whether change in volume was associated with declines in memory. Results: At baseline, the aMCI group performed 2 SD below the CN group on episodic memory and exhibited smaller volumes in all AD-relevant regions (volumes 0.4 - 1.2 SD below CN group, ps <.041). There were no group differences in control region volumes. Memory performance was associated with volumes of the AD-relevant regions in the aMCI group (average rho =.51) but not with control regions. ROI volumes were not associated with memory in the CN group. At follow-up, the aMCI group continued to perform 2 SD below the CN group on episodic memory tests; however, change of performance over time did not differ between groups. The aMCI group continued to exhibit smaller volumes in all AD-relevant regions than the CN group, with greater declines in hippocampal volume (17% annual decline vs. 8% annual decline) and entorhinal volume (54% annual decline vs. 5% annual decline). There was a trending Group X Time interaction such that decrease in hippocampal volume was marginally associated with decline in memory for the aMCI group but not the CN group. Conclusions: Normative morphometric values generated from freely available software demonstrated expected patterns of group differences in AD-related volumes and associations with memory. Significant effects were localized to AD-relevant brain regions and only occurred in the aMCI group. These findings support the validity of these free tools as reliable and cost-effective alternatives to proprietary software. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023
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3. Rising Rapper Has the Brooklyn Beat.

Author

HORN, OLIVIA, MCCARTHY, SEAN L., FERRARI, GABRIELLE, KENIGSBERG, BEN, and GRAEBER, LAUREL

Subjects
*RAP musicians, *RAP music
Abstract

The article reviews various concerts to be held in Mnahattan, New York in July 2024 including "Maiya the Don", "Ziwe" and "WNYC's Public Song Project: The People's Concert."

Published
2024

4. Summery Doings, Most of Them Free.

Author

McCARTHY, SEAN L., HORN, OLIVIA, FERRARI, GABRIELLE, KENlGSBERG, BEN, and GRAEBER, LAUREL

Subjects
*TELEVISION series, *POPULAR culture
Abstract

The article highlights free summer activities in New York City, from outdoor concerts to giant sandboxes, featuring events like comedy shows, music festivals, classical concerts, film screenings, and interactive puppet performances.

Published
2024

5. Laughter Rises Above All Challenges.

Author

McCARTHY, SEAN L., HORN, OLIVIA, FERRARI, GABRIELLE, GRAEBER, LAUREL, and KENIGSBERG, BEN

Subjects
*LAUGHTER, *RATS, *RODENTS, *COMEDIANS, *WIT & humor
Abstract

The article focuses on Josh Thomas' comedic exploration of his neurodivergent experiences in "Let's Tidy Up," where he humorously navigates challenges stemming from his ADHD and autism, extending the show's run due to its popularity.

Published
2024

6. Mysteries of the Universe for Laughs.

Author

McCARTHY, SEAN L, HORN, OLIVIA, SCHERSTUHL, ALAN, GRAEBER, LAUREL, and SCHAEFER, BRIAN

Subjects
*LAUGHTER, *DARK matter, *SOLAR eclipses, *CITIES & towns, UNIVERSE
Abstract

The article focuses on Matthew Starr's solo show "Dark Matter," which explores how he coped with emotional darkness after a breakup by delving into mysteries of the universe, touring seven cities in the path of the Great North American Solar Eclipse in April.

Published
2024

7. All Kinds of Loud Music in Queens.

Author

HORN, OLIVIA, GRAEBER, LAUREL, FERRARI, GABRIELLE, MCCARTHY, SEAN L., and KENIGSBERG, BEN

Subjects
*MUSIC festivals, *HISTORIC house museums
Abstract

The article focuses on the Governors Ball Music Festival in Flushing Meadows Corona Park, Queens, featuring a diverse lineup including pop acts like Post Malone, the Killers, and SZA, as well as rising stars like Chappell Roan and Sabrina Carpenter, and prominent Latin artists.

Published
2024

8. Let the Beat Take You Across the City.

Author

HORN, OLIVIA, SCHERSTUHL, ALAN, McCARTHY, SEAN L., SCHAEFER, BRIAN, and GRAEBER, LAUREL

Subjects
*COMEDIANS, *ART museums
Abstract

The article reviews the performances of Anitta, Theo Von, and LaMaMa Moves! dance festival, with highlights on Brazilian dance-pop at the Brooklyn Paramount, stand-up comedy at the Brooklyn Steel, New York on May 3, 2024 and jazz music at the New School in Manhattan, New York on May 21-22, 2024.

Published
2024

9. Music That Has Its Roots Abroad.

Author

McCARTHY, SEAN L., HORN, OLIVIA, FERRARI, GABRIELLE, KENlGSBERG, BEN, and GRAEBER, LAUREL

Subjects
*URBAN life
Abstract

The article focuses on Kevin James Thornton, a comedian who gained viral fame on TikTok and Instagram for his confessional vignettes about growing up gay in a religious community, now attracting large audiences with his stand-up special "Be Yourself" and live shows reminiscing on life in the 1990s.

Published
2024

10. A Choreographer as Cemetery Guide.

Author

McCARTHY, SEAN L., HORN, OLIVIA, SOHERSTUHL, ALAN, SCHAEFER, BRIAN, and GRAEBER, LAUREL

Subjects
*CEMETERIES, *TELEVISION talk programs, *WHITE men, *CHOREOGRAPHERS
Abstract

The article focuses on "Don't Tell Seth!" at the Bell House, an event where members of the "Late Night" writers' room present raunchy and off-color jokes, sketches, and characters that wouldn't pass NBC censors, featuring performances by several comedians including Matt Goldich.

Published
2024

11. Experimental Music With Puppets.

Author

HORN, OLIVIA, McCARTHY, SEAN L., KENIGSBERG, BEN, FERRARI, GABRIELLE, and GRAEBER, LAUREL

Subjects
*AVANT-garde music, *JAPANESE films, *FILMMAKERS, *PUPPETS
Abstract

The article delves into Daniel Lopatin's shift from experimental music to mainstream recognition, highlighting his collaborations with FKA twigs and the Weeknd, and detailing his current tour featuring Artificial Intelligence-inspired music and puppetry.

Published
2024

12. The Jams Sound Out in Midtown.

Author

HORN, OLIVIA, McCARTHY, SEAN L., SCHERSTUHL, ALAN, GRAEBER, LAUREL, and SCHAEFER, BRIAN

Subjects
*DANCE companies, *DANCE, *MUSIC industry
Abstract

The article focuses on Rough Trade's Indieplaza festival, highlighting its unexpected location at Rockefeller Center in Manhattan and featuring indie music acts like Dehd, Armand Hammer, Water From Your Eyes, and Nancy Whang.

Published
2024

13. Delight in Bad Jokes and Nice Bugs.

Author

HORN, OLIVIA, McCARTHY, SEAN L., FERRARI, GABRIELLE, GRAEBER, LAUREL, and KENIGSBERG, BEN

Subjects
*MOTION picture music, FRENCH music
Abstract

The article focuses on BabyTron, a prominent figure in Michigan's rap wave, known for his youthful insouciance and punchline-heavy lyrics, who broke out in 2019 with "Jesus Shuttlesworth" and faced legal challenges last year but celebrated legal vindication.

Published
2024

14. Take a Journey, Laughing All the Way.

Author

McCARTHY, SEAN L., HORN, OLIVIA, WALLS, SETH COLTER, GRAEBER, LAUREL, and SCHAEFER, BRIAN

Subjects
*LAUGHTER, *SONG lyrics, *EMMY Awards, *MUSICALS
Abstract

The article focuses on Rachel Bloom's musical comedy, "Death, Let Me Do My Show," which explores her stages of grief after the death of her musical collaborator Adam Schlesinger from complications of Covid-19, as she navigates motherhood and reflects on her experiences in 2019.

Published
2023

15. Lots of Music and Comic Mayhem.

Author

SCHERSTUHL, ALAN, HORN, OLIVIA, MCARTHY, SEAN L., GRAEBER, LAUREL, and KENIGSBERG, BEN

Subjects
*COMEDIANS, *JAZZ concerts, *JAZZ ensembles
Abstract

The article covers a diverse cultural lineup, featuring saxophonist Caroline Davis's jazz performances, rapper Kari Faux's show in Brooklyn, and Todd Haynes's film retrospective at the Museum of the Moving Image in Queens.

Published
2023

16. Another Go-Round in Guyville.

Author

HORN, OLIVIA, SCHERSTUHL, ALAN, McCARTHY, SEAN L., KENIGSBERG, BEN, and GRAEBER, LAUREL

Abstract

The article focuses on upcoming events in various entertainment genres including Liz Phair's 30th-anniversary concert celebrating her album "Exile in Guyville," Jeremy Pelt's jazz quintet performances, and Lane Moore's "Tinder Live" comedy show.

Published
2023

17. Peel a Band's Layers of Mystery.

Author

HORN, OLIVIA, McCARTHY, SEAN L., GRAEBER, LAUREL, WALLS, SETH COLTER, and SCHAEFER, BRIAN

Subjects
*GROUP identity
Abstract

The article focuses on the transformation of the Detroit-based hardcore group, the Armed, which historically remained distant from its fans by concealing members' identities and avoiding traditional touring; however, the band has recently become more accessible.

Published
2023

18. A Variety of Sounds To Entertian You.

Author

HORN, OLIVIA, WALLS, SEIH COLTER, McCARTHY, SEAN L., and SCHAEFER, BRIAN

Subjects
*PERFORMING arts, *DANCE, *MUSIC videos, *SOUL music, *SOUNDS
Abstract

The article focuses on various events and performances happening in New York, including Olivia Dean's sold-out concerts at Brooklyn Made, the release of the "Planet Earth III" documentary series, a performance and workshop by the Alaskan band Pamyua at Flushing Town Hall.

Published
2023

19. Exploring the Experimental Side.

Author

HORN, OLIVIA, WALLS, SETH COLTER, GRAEBER, LAUREL, SCHAEFER, BRIAN, and McCARTHY, SEAN L.

Subjects
*SONAR
Abstract

The article reviews a Slauson Malone's experimental music concert at the Bowery Ballroom in Manhattan on October 22, 2023, along with other cultural events in New York City.

Published
2023

21. IN FLIGHT.

Author

HORN, OLIVIA

Subjects
*FOLK music
Published
2019

22. ANYWHERE I GO.

Author

HORN, OLIVIA

Subjects
BOYGENIUS (Music), BOYGENIUS (Performer)
Published
2018

23. Funny How She Keeps Popping Up.

Author

McCARTHY, SEAN L., HORN, OLIVIA, SCHERSTUHL, ALAN, GRAEBER, LAUREL, and KENIGSBERG, BEN

Subjects
*IMPOSTOR phenomenon
Abstract

The article focuses on various upcoming events in the entertainment world, including comedian Aparna Nancherla's book release and stand-up performance, Lauren Mayberry's solo tour, and John Zorn and Jesse Harris's love songs musical performance.

Published
2023

24. Springsteen Live and on Overdrive.

Author

HORN, OLIVIA, SCHERSTUHL, ALAN, McCARTHY, SEAN L., GRAEBER, LAUREL, and KENIGSBERG, BEN

Subjects
*FATHERS
Abstract

The article offers a review of Bruce Springsteen's live performance at MetLife Stadium on September 1 and 3, 2023, highlighting his enduring energy and dedication to his music career at the age of 73.

Published
2023

25. Filling Your Free Time With Fun.

Author

HORN, OLIVIA, GRAEBER, LAUREL, McCARTHY, SEAN L., KENIGSBERG, BEN, and SCHERSTUHL, ALAN

Abstract

The article focuses on various fun activities to fill your free time, including watching a performance by John Cale, the co-founder of the Velvet Underground, who will be performing in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, and attending the Inventgenuity Festival on Governors Island.

Published
2023

26. An Anniversary Party Sets the Beat.

Author

HORN, OLIVIA, McCARTHY, SEAN L., TH COLTER WALLS, SE., GRAEBER, LAUREL, and SCHAEFER, BRIAN

Subjects
*DANCE festivals, *ANNIVERSARIES, *CHILDREN'S music, *HIP-hop culture
Abstract

The article focuses on upcoming events and performances, including a hip-hop concert at Yankee Stadium to mark the 50 anniversary of the genre, a live game show called "Self Help Me" in Brooklyn where comedians are quizzed about self-care trends, and the Time Spans Festival.

Published
2023

27. On the Road in a Musical Mash-Up.

Author

HORN, OLIVIA, MCCARTHY, SEAN L., GRAEBER, LAUREL, SCHERSTUHL, ALAN, and KENIGSBERG, BEN

Subjects
*MUSICALS
Abstract

The article focuses on upcoming events in New York City including Drake's concerts at Barclays Center and Madison Square Garden, Courtney Pauroso's performance at Union Hall, and a jazz benefit concert for the Creative Music Studio at Roulette in Brooklyn.

Published
2023

28. Artistic Movement Inside the Met.

Author

SCHAEFER, BRIAN, HORN, OLIVIA, WALLS, SETH COLTER, GRAEBER, LAUREL, and McCARTHY, SEAN L.

Subjects
*BALLET dancing, *DANCE, *DANCE companies
Abstract

The article focuses on upcoming cultural events in New York City including a dance performance by Ballet Hispánico at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Young World festival featuring emerging Black artists, and an orchestral concert by the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra with the Vijay Iyer Trio.

Published
2023

29. Soul, Swing and a Solo Show.

Author

WALLS, SETH COUER, HORN, OLIVIA, McCARTHY, SEAN L., SCHAEFER, BRIAN, and GRAEBER, LAUREL

Subjects
*SOUL, *CULTURAL centers
Abstract

The article focuses on various cultural events happening in New York City. Topics include the extension of the Sonic Sphere exhibition at the Shed featuring live and recorded music performances, the return of Latin soul artist Joe Bataan for a live show at Union Pool, and the comedic one-woman show by Liz Kingsman titled "One Woman Show" at Greenwich House Theater.

Published
2023

30. Emerging Local Talents Take the Stage.

Author

HORN, OLIVIA, McCARTHY, SEAN L., GRAEBER, LAUREL, KENIGSBERG, BEN, and SCHERSTUHL, ALAN

Abstract

The article focuses on upcoming events and festivals happening in New York City. It highlights the Emerging MVSJC Festival at Bryant Park, organized by indie promoter AdHoc, which showcases emerging, predominantly local talent in the pop and rock genres. It mentions comedy shows, including Gina Yashere's headline performance at the Bell House.

Published
2023

31. Take Time to Look, Listen and Laugh.

Author

HORN, OLIVIA, GRAEBER, LAUREL, KENIGSBERG, BEN, McCARTHY, SEAN L., and SCHERSTUHL, ALAN

Subjects
*LAUGHTER, *MUSIC festivals, *ELECTRONIC music, *LISTENING
Abstract

The article focuses on upcoming events in New York City including the Gov Ball music festival at Flushing Meadows Corona Park featuring headliners like Lizzo and Kendrick Lamar, the Kids FilmFest showcasing short films made by children and teenagers, and the OZU120 film series at Film Forum.

Published
2023

32. If You Like to Look, Listen and Laugh.

Author

HORN, OLIVIA, McCARTHY, SEAN L., KENIGSBERG, BEN, GRAEBER, LAUREL, and SCHERSTUHL, ALAN

Abstract

The article focuses on the variety of entertainment options including Taylor Swift's ambitious concert tour, Devon Walker's interactive comedy show, the screening of the film "Werckmeister Harmonies, the theatrical adaptation of "The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show," and Godwin Louis' jazz performance.

Published
2023

33. Music to Keep Everyone in Motion.

Author

HORN, OLIVIA, SCHERSTUHL, ALAN, KENIGSBERG, BEN, GRAEBER, LAUREL, and McCARTHY, SEAN L.

Subjects
*MUSIC charts, *FOLK rock music
Abstract

The article previews several entertainment events in New York in May-June 2023, including the concert by pop singer Leslie Feist, the showing of the film "The City: Real and Imagined," and the Urban Wildlife Festival.

Published
2023

34. ANGÈLE.

Author

HORN, OLIVIA

Abstract

The article reviews the performance of Belgian singer Angele, known for her emotionally impactful pop songs, with crossover potential, and highlights her recent shows in New York state at Terminal 5 following her success at Coachella, showcasing her distinctive style.

Published
2023

35. Be Festive: Watch, Listen and Sing.

Author

KENIGSBERG, BEN, HORN, OLIVIA, SCHERSTUHL, ALAN, McCARTHY, SEAN, and GRAEBER, LAUREL

Abstract

The article offers information on the events happening in New York from April 28-30, 2023, including the screening of the film "Playtime," a music concert by saxophonist and composer Kevin Sun, and the Spring Festival for children.

Published
2023

36. Party Rhythms and Radiant Voices.

Author

HORN, OLIVIA, McCRTHY, SEAN L., GRAEBER, LAUREL, WALLS, SETH COLTER, and SCHAEFER, BRIAN

Abstract

The article previews several performances in New York City, NY in April 2023, including a concert by pop singer Nia Archives, the La Mama Moves! Dance Festival, and the opera "Der Rosenkavalier," directed by Robert Carsen and starring Lise Davidsen and Samantha Hankey at the Metropolitan Opera.

Published
2023

38. Laugh, Listen And Linger.

Author

SCHAEFER, BRIAN, HORN, OLIVIA, WALLS, SETH COLTER, McCARTHY, SEAN, and GRAEBER, LAUREL

Subjects
*LAUGHTER, *LISTENING
Abstract

The article presents information on upcoming events, comedy shows, and dance on March 12, 2023 in New York including Batsheva Israel's premier dance company bringing its work "Hora," "DRAG the Oscars" at Roxy Cinema, and a performance by pop & rock band Unwound.

Published
2023

39. Lose Yourself in Song and Film.

Author

HORN, OLIVIA, MCCARTHY, SEAN L., KENIGSBERG, BEN, GRAEBER, LAUREL, and SHTEAMER, HANK

Subjects
*SONGS, *BOLLYWOOD
Abstract

The article offers Comedy, jazz and an augmented-reality events recommendation for the weekend, which includes pop and rock "MARGO PRICE" to be held at Webster Hall, Manhattan on March 4, 2023; and Jazz "RENEE ROSNES QUARTET" through March 5 at Smoke, Manhattan.

Published
2023

40. PERERA ELSEWHERE.

Author

HORN, OLIVIA

Abstract

The article reviews the DJ performance by Berlin-based songwriter and producer Perera Elsewhere at Public Records, in Brooklyn,U.S.

Published
2023

41. Music and Art for Many Tastes.

Author

HORN, OLIVIA, MCCARTHY, SEAN L., WALLS, SETH COLTER, GRAEBER, LAUREL, and SCHAEFER, BRIAN

Abstract

The article informs about several performing arts and events to be held in New York, which include "Cumbiil Vortex", a Pop & Rock show on January 13, 2022 in Brooklyn; and 'New York Philharmonic', a classical show Through Jan. 14 at David Geffen Hall, lincoln Center, Manhattan.

Published
2023

42. Singing and Leaping All the Way.

Author

HORN, OLIVIA, McCRTHY, SEAN L., WALLS, SETH COLTER, GRAEBER, LAUREL, and SCHAEFER, BRIAN

Subjects
*SINGING
Abstract

The article reviews several cultural shows in New York in December 2022, including a concert by Mariah Carey at Madison Square Garden, "The Christmakwanzukah Show" at Gotham Comedy Club, and the dance concert "The Brooklyn Nutcracker," starring Aliesha Bryan and Sira Melikian.

Published
2022

43. Trains Start Up and Jazz Sounds Out.

Author

SOLOSKl, ALEXIS, HORN, OLIVIA, SHTEAMER, HANK, McCARTHY, SEAN L., and KENIGSBERG, BEN

Subjects
*JAZZ, *SOUNDS
Abstract

The article reviews several shows in New York in November 2022-January 2023, including the film "Sutherland Tales," a concert by singer-songwriter Omar Apollo in Brooklyn, and "Holiday Train Show."

Published
2022

44. A Lot of Classics, and a Few Laughs.

Author

SCHAEFER, BRIAN, HORN, OLIVIA, SOLOSKI, ALEXIS, McCARTHY, SEAN L., and WALLS, SETH COLTER

Subjects
*LAUGHTER
Abstract

The article previews several shows in New York in November 2022, including the dance "Only Gold" at Robert W. Wilson MCC Theater Space, a concert by singer-songwriter Girlpuppy, and the New York Arab American Comedy Festival.

Published
2022

45. Catch Afro House Beats in Brooklyn.

Author

HORN, OLIVIA, McCARTHY, SEAN L., SHTEAMER, HANK, GRAEBER, LAUREL, and KENIGSBERG, BEN

Subjects
BROOKLYN (New York, N.Y.)
Abstract

The article reviews the Isabelle Huppert films like "Every Man for Himself" and "Passion," the podcast "Dumb People Town" hosted by Randy Sklar and Jason Sklar, and a concert by jazz pianist Robert Glasper at the Blue Note in Manhattan, New York until November 5, 2022.

Published
2022

46. YEAH YEAH YEAHS.

Author

HORN, OLIVIA

Abstract

The article reviews musical performance "Yeah Yeah Yeahs'" by musician Karen O performed at Forost Hills Stadium in Queens on October 1, 2022.

Published
2022

47. Indie Tunes and Tough-Guy Films.

Author

HORN, OLIVIA, KENIGSBERG, BEN, MCCARTHY, SEAN L., GRAEBER, LAUREL, and SHTEAMER, HANK

Abstract

The article previews several New York shows in September 2022, including the Indiaplaza Festival at the Plaza at Rockefeller Center in Manhattan, the Caan Film Festival at the Museum of the Moving Image in Queens, and the comedy show "Daniel Sloss: Can't" at SoHo Playhouse in Manhattan.

Published
2022

48. The Bronx Is Buzzing and Blooming.

Author

McCARTHY, SEAN L., HORN, OLIVIA, WALLS, SETH COLTER, GRAEBER, LAUREL, and SCHAEFER, BRIAN

Subjects
BRONX (New York, N.Y.)
Abstract

The article presents several performances including performance of U.S. comedian, Deon Cole on September 10, 2022 at the Kings Theater, Brooklyn; and the performance of British singer-songwriter, Arlo Parks on September 9, 2022 at Brooklyn Steel.

Published
2022

49. Get Set for a Whirlwind of Activity.

Author

SCHAEFER, BRIAN, HORN, OLIVIA, WALLS, SETH COLTER, GRAEBER, LAUREL, and McCARTHY, SEAN L.

Subjects
*WHIRLWINDS
Abstract

The article reviews a several performances , which include dance performance at Hubbard Street Dance Chicago on August 28, 2022 at Rumsey Playfield, Manhattan; and "Kids" at the IIlma Train Party on August 28 at Vanderbilt Hall, Grand Central Terminal, Manhattan.

Published
2022

50. lndie Voices Command Your Attention.

Author

HORN, OLIVIA, McCARTHY, SFAN L., KENIGSBERG, BEN, SHTEAMER, HANK, and GRAEBER, LAUREL

Subjects
*ATTENTION, *HUMAN voice
Abstract

The article previews several cultural events, including a concert by Sharon Van Etten, Angel Olsen and Julien Baker in Manhattan, New York in August 2022, the live comedy show "Comedy Bang! Bang!" in Brooklyn, New York on August 20, and The Inventgenuity Festival in New York on August 20-21.

Published
2022

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