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Clematis By Night hosts local rhythm & blues standout
South Florida's own R&B Diva, Valerie Tyson, has developed a style that fuses jazz, r&b, funk and soul into a unique and delightful perfection. Her smooth and sultry voice can be described as a cross between Anita Baker and Aretha Franklin. Don't miss the concert queen and her band as they grace the stage at Centennial Square Thursday. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Achilles Track Club.

'Sleuth' surprises as whodunit
Staging a good murder mystery that keeps theatergoers guessing until the final curtain isn't easy.

'Tribute': The Band plays on
In 2002, vocalist/guitarist "Screamin'" Jerry Leeman produced and directed a local stage adaptation of The Last Waltz, director Martin Scorsese's documentary of The Band's 1976 farewell concert at the Winterland Ballroom in San Francisco. That successful performance at the Crest Theatre in Delray Beach, and now the 30th anniversary of the 1978 film, have Leeman presenting his re-creation once again. In fact, he's become an area master of musical re-creation - and not just because he'll also portray one of The Band's all-star guests, Van Morrison.

Fine art meets fresh air in downtown Delray fest
Held in Pineapple Grove, a popular arts district in downtown Delray Beach, the ninth annual Downtown Delray Beach Thanksgiving Weekend Art Fest offers the country's finest artwork. From life-sized sculptures to paintings to handmade jewelry, more than 150 artists and $15 million in artwork are on display. All of the local and national artists have been hand-selected from hundreds of applicants, and all of the artists will be at the festival, giving visitors the opportunity to chat with the artists. From $25 hand-designed earrings and $50 prints, to $20,000 metal sculptures, the artwork will cover a full spectrum of mediums, including paintings, sculptures, photography, glass, ceramics, mixed media and more. There is something here for everyone, from the casual art enthusiast to the avid collector. Add the beautiful outdoor setting and it's a no-brainer.

Norton Museum celebrates gift that keeps on giving: Jeane von Oppenheim photo collection
In 1998, Jeane von Oppenheim, a part-time Palm Beacher, the wife of a German baron and a longtime collector of serious art photography, decided to bequeath about 684 images to the Norton Museum of Art.

Did anybody notice that '24' has been off the air for 18 months? Well, Jack's back
No one can stop Jack Bauer when TV's greatest action hero is hellbent on racing the clock and saving the world on 24.

Love springs anew at Caldwell Theatre
Looking for love, be it online, in a bar or in your local church, is a quest that many people can relate to. It doesn't matter how old or young you are, everyone knows someone who's either in love or someone who's still desperately searching for The One.

Forever-young Hayman plans rousing Pops season
It's hard to think of Richard Hayman as just another pops conductor and arranger. At 88, he's more like a force of nature.

Their father (Nat King Cole) is still unforgettable
"This is the last time I played piano," Timolin Cole Augustus says, gesturing to a large black and white photo on the wall of her immaculate Boca Raton kitchen.

'Noises Off' timing impeccable, laughs irresistible
Most stage actors say comedic roles are more difficult to pull off than dramatic ones. The challenge becomes even tougher when the comedy is of the slapstick variety and requires the kind of precise timing you'd normally see at a ballet.

Chewing the fat over extreme workouts
On The Biggest Loser, contestants arrive fat and leave thin. And in between, they go through an intense fitness regimen that is, to put a good face on it, grueling.

'Noises Off' timing impeccable, laughs irresistible
Most stage actors say comedic roles are more difficult to pull off than dramatic ones. The challenge becomes even tougher when the comedy is of the slapstick variety and requires the kind of precise timing you'd normally see at a ballet.

Ballet Florida's season opener disappoints
By JEFF SATINOFF

Miami ballet captivates with Balanchine, Tharp
Miami City Ballet opened its 2008-09 season Friday at the Kravis Center with a stunningly well-performed mixed bill that showcased the company's artistic and technical virtuosity.

Rock schoolers scale 'The Wall'
On a late Saturday morning in mid-October, students at the School of Rock in North Palm Beach are rehearsing for their first official concert since the facility opened in July. Their performance of Pink Floyd's The Wall is a month away, and musical director Brian Lutz and co-owner Chris Paige are letting the musicians, most ages 9 to 16, casually run the songs to learn from their mistakes.

'Altar Boyz' sort of like the Backstreet Boys get religion
Imagine if The Backstreet Boys started praising the Lord in their songs.

Breezy Wainwright thrills Kravis crowd
RUFUS WAINWRIGHT

Rock schoolers scale 'The Wall'
On a late Saturday morning in mid-October, students at the School of Rock in North Palm Beach are rehearsing for their first official concert since the facility opened in July. Their performance of Pink Floyd's The Wall is a month away, and musical director Brian Lutz and co-owner Chris Paige are letting the musicians, most ages 9 to 16, casually run the songs to learn from their mistakes.

Jeremy Siskind Trio to open Jazz Arts Music Society's season
Monday evenings aren't usually that exciting. But Monday has a new champion, as the Jazz Arts Music Society of Palm Beach (JAMS) is beginning its ninth concert season with California-born piano phenom Jeremy Siskind and his trio. Their 2007 album Prophecy include the songs Jennifer and Not Like I'm Going To Get Addicted.

Get cozy with Vince Gill at the Kravis
Vince Gill is the Brad Paisley of the '90s.

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