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Photog documented 'Bikeriders'
In the years just before "Easy Rider" would introduce Main Street America to Captain America and Billy, photojournalist Danny Lyon was hanging out with Cockroach, Zipco, Sparky, Cowboy and other members of the Chicago Outlaws motorcycle gang.
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Game Dork: Battle demons, censors in game that emulates 'God of War'
Generations ago, Spencer Tracy starred in "Dante's Inferno," a movie that briefly depicted nude women in Hell. That was in 1935, the beginning of a 30-year ban on film nudity.
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Bawdy Greek play draws actress out of retirement
In "Lysistrata," that ancient Greek play, the women of Greece decide to withhold sex from their husbands and lovers until the men end the Peloponnesian War.
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'Godspell' set after 9/11
A Daytona State College production of "Godspell" will be set amid the aftermath of the terrorist attacks of 9/11.
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Film fills in gaps of African-American history
'Filling the Gap' depicts 'information left out of school textbooks about African-American contributions to this country,' says one of the film's producers.
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Baraka is back with 'Black Music'
When Amari Baraka (formerly known as Leroi Jones) wasn't writing Beat-influenced poetry in the early 1960s, he was penning essays and criticism on jazz music.
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Intriguing but bloody 'Bioshock 2' not for shrinking violets
We gamers already know this, but "BioShock 2" reminds the rest of the world that horror video games are just as gruesome as "Saw" and other slasher movies.
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Game Dork: Intriguing but bloody 'Bioshock 2' not for shrinking violets
We gamers already know this, but "BioShock 2" reminds the rest of the world that horror video games are just as gruesome as "Saw" and other slasher movies.
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City museum 'resonates' with public as 10th anniversary nears
Tucked behind City Hall, the outside appearance of the Flagler Beach Historical Museum is neat and nondescript.
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Stover stages Steve Martin's undies play
A glimpse of a woman's panties leads to all sorts of consequences in "The Underpants," a play by Steve Martin (yes, that Steve Martin).
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Sally role bowls over 'Cabaret' lead
Actress Oakley Boycott says she feels so connected to Sally Bowles, her character in the national touring production of "Cabaret," "that it constantly weirds me out."
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Performance artists advance in national show auditions
There's not much the usually cocky Perego can say about it. But Sunday's third-round audition for the television show "America's Got Talent" in Orlando is about more than the million-dollar prize, it's about his Art Army mantra: We are the art. Everyone is an artist.
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Game Dork: Sequel Worth the Wait
With 'III' around corner, 'Collection' fills void nicely
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ERAU talent show
Students, faculty and staff at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University will strut their stuff at a free talent show at the Daytona Beach campus Wednesday.
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Play chronicling WWII heroine comes to Ormond
It was a chapter of the Holocaust that remained buried for decades like the jars in Irena Sendler's backyard.
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Dance troupe stages "Colours of Courage"
An Orlando-area troupe will present a chronicle of African-American history via dance and narrative.
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A Phantom of the Opera returns
"Encore! Broadway on Tour with Grant Norman" will be staged at 8 p.m. Feb. 5 at Seabreeze High School Auditorium in Daytona Beach.
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Listen, learn from Esquire
"God has been expelled," says writer and thinker Gore Vidal. "I think he knows when he's on a losing wicket."
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Game Dork: Space Masterpiece
Sequel provides new year with its first great game
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"Girls of the Garden Club," Jukebox Players take stage
A comedy and a musical open at two community theaters.
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