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...Marilyn Monroe and "Goodbye England's Rose" for Princess Diana. If Sir Elton were for some reason unavailable, they'd still have plenty of good-hearted high-quality pop singers to choose from - your Bon Jovis, your Maroon 5s - not to mention all those country singers born to sing in the key of heartbreak...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: R. Kelly's Virginia Tech Song | 5/15/2007 | See Source »

...gigantic old theater's 2,750 seats with knowledgeable enthusiasts of the old style, Encores! has brought classic musicals back to life in productions that match meticulous scholarship with showstopping verve. The books of these venerable shows may be on the creaky side, but the tunes in them still sing. Join in a chorus of "Where or When," anybody...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Broadway's Fabulous Follies | 5/12/2007 | See Source »

...grew up soaked in the brine of the Bible," he says. "As Lutherans, we would go to church and sing as a family." His father was a locally famous countertenor, but in fact the entire family was talented and the house never silent. If it wasn't one of the children playing guitar or piano, it was classical Indian music or the Beatles on the turntable, and the Johnny Cash Show on TV. "I used to watch my brothers and sisters and pick things up," says Ponnudorai. "At 6, I was playing guitar...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Grace Notes | 5/10/2007 | See Source »

...three campus-wide events per semester, the CEB decided against replacing the rained-out pep rally with another major event. Instead, the CEB devoted its attention to small-scale events—the “Freshmen Costume Catwalk” and a “Lion King Sing-Along.” By the end of the fall semester, the CEB had only executed one successful campus wide event—the Harvard Carnival, which, due to long lines and a lack of atmosphere, was not as well received as last year’s Harvard State Fair. Only...

Author: By Michael J. Robin | Title: Whatever Happened to Events? | 5/9/2007 | See Source »

...showings, dances and discussions form only a small fraction of what could be accomplished given the resources and motivation. Fortunately, it seems the somewhat misguided emphasis on larger College events is beginning to shift. The CEB’s recent dispersal of funds for trivia-night stein clubs and sing-alongs is testament to this trend. These events have been predictably popular, and cost about as much as a tire swing. We hope that next year sees a greater number of similar activities—even if it means not catching Eve 6 on a reunion tour...

Author: By The Crimson Staff | Title: Size Does Matter | 5/2/2007 | See Source »

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