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The article focuses on making of Shaun Leonardo's latest public an work "Be tween Four Freedoms," the exhibition of which has been extended at Franklin D. Roosevelt Four Freedoms State Park on Roosevelt Island is predicated on the notion that the four freedoms cited.

The article offers information on cultural events in the U.S. in November 2021 including the exhibition "Portraits of My Community" by Felipe Galindo at the Morris-Jumel Mansion in New York City, the 10th annual TD James Moody Jazz Festival in Newark, New Jersey, and the DOC NYC documentary film festival in New York City.

The article focuses on several musical and comedy performances that to be held in New York City on December 31, 2019; including performance of Disco Biscuits band at PlayStation Theater; singer Marilyn Maye at Birdland Theater; and "Pregame with Gethard and Friends" at Littlefield.

The article previews several cultural events in New York City, New York as of May 2021, including the installation "Reclining Liberty" by artist Zaq Landsberg, the film "8 1/2," directed by Federico Fellini, and the web series "Pillow Fort," directed by John Noel.

The article discusses Eanh Day has celebrated annually on April 22, saving the environment requires commitments year round and the National Children's Museum in Washington, US, offers free online programs to inspire even the youngest activists.

The article offers review on several musical and artwork events in 2021 such as Jazz Standard performance on April 9, 2021; Joyce Theater's digital spring season streaming through April 14; "Looking Forward to It," a virtual comedy showcase on Zoom hosted by Josh Gondelman on April 3.

The article presents information about several events including performance of the Kung Pao Kosher's Jewish Comedy on Christmas in a Chinese restaurant; along with mentions the performances by the performances by Lloyd, Breeanah Breeden and Ariana Speight in the short film.

The article reviews miscelleneous information on topics including "Heroes of the Fourth Turning" at Wilma Theater in Philadelphia, the Mutual Mentorship for Musicians program (M3) and comedy show "The Fun Time Boys Game Night Spectacular."

The article highlights dances, classical music and theatres that gives relief from stress.

Th article discusses Jason Collins in a scene from Pam Tanowitz's "Four Quartets," has broadcast online for the first time from Saturday to Sunday.

The article offers information of an annual celebration of the city's architecture and urban design, was created in response to Sept and began two years later in 2003. It mentions that some questioning whether New York is dead, now is an opponent moment to remind its residents what makes their city so special.

The article reports that critics and writers have selected a variety of events, both virtual and live, that can help keep one entertained. It mentions Artists have had a strong but uneven history or incorporating technology, with digital and new media an coming in and out of favor more than a few times over the past 20 years - much like some of the defunction online platforms themselves.

The article reviews a theatrical production "Voyeur: The Windows of Toulouse-Lautrec," held in Manhattan through November 7, which is directed by Mara Lieberman with puppet design by James Ortiz, and features actors from Bated Breath Theater Company.

The article reviews several performances including listening music "Mass for the Endangered" by composer Sarah Kirkland Snider, dance performance "She Who: Frida, Mami & Me" and theatrical production "In & Of Itself" by Derek DelGaudio running Off Broadway.

The article discusses the ways to get the cultural fix, with an emphasis on some great new sounds, as well as comedy and art.

The article offers several entertainment suggestions related to music, dance, and films. Topics include the musical comedy, Hedwig and the Angry Inch directed by John Cameron Mitchell; Justin Peck's "Hurry Up, We're Dreaming," and its resemblance to "The Times Are Racing,"; and singer's Taylor Swift "City of Lover" special which will be telecasted on American Broadcasting Co. (ABC).

The article offers information on several performances including a performance of Dylan Brady and Laura Les to their digital roots for Square Garden; the "Patriot Act With Hasan Minhaj" by Hasan Minhaj; and "Hit Play," a theatrical podcast as of April 24, 2020 in the U.S.

This section provides information on entertainment options which may be accessed while staying at home, including the Roulette at Home initiative featuring the late composer Arthur Russell, the dance "Lazarus," from the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, and Rina Sawayama's music album "Sawayama."