Adam Carbone can pinpoint his interest in filmmaking to his mom’s VHS recorder.
“She used to record us at family parties and all different events,” said Carbone, who’s a …
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By Emma Bartlett
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2/7/23
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Welcome back WomensWork, the theatre collaborative of “mature” Rhode Island actresses who search for and produce works that provide them with opportunities to practice their …
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Theatre Review by Don Fowler
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2/7/23
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Hip Bobsha is one of those local bands that seem they’ve been around forever. Rooted in North Kingstown during the early 2000s and now based in Providence, this act has been bringing their …
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By ROB DUGUAY
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2/7/23
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WARWICK SHOWCASE
’80 FOR BRADY * *(Four Seniors and the GOAT)
There he was. On the large screen and a smaller one. The seats were filled at the first showing of …
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2/7/23
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METRO
When a person is young, saving money may be the furthest thing from his or her mind. After all, this may be a time to enroll in college or trade school, make a first big purchase, such as a …
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2/7/23
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METRO
Much like the cost of a loaf of bread or a carton of eggs now costs consumers considerably more than it did a couple of years ago, the price to heat and cool a home has risen considerably. …
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2/7/23
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Technically, Wyverns are cool two legged dragons from European mythology, but that’s not what I am here to write about. Instead, I want to discuss Wyvern the collectible card game, which …
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2/7/23
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The national tour of the time-honored family musical “Annie” kicked off Jan. 31 at the Providence Performing Arts Center (PPAC). The tour, which runs through 2024 and is scheduled to stop …
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By STEPHANIE BERNABA
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2/1/23
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Move over David Baldacci and John Grisham, there’s a new kid in town, and he just may give you a run for your money.
And not only does he come from our great state, but he started his …
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1/31/23
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There’s a case to be made that Providence hip hop artist ToadStool has gotten to a level to where he’s one of the most prolific artists in all of Rhode Island. This case can even be made …
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By ROB DUGUAY
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1/31/23
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A group gathered at Cranston’s William Hall Library last week in commemoration of the Holocaust, viewing excerpts from Ken Burns’ PBS Special, “The US and the …
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By Don Fowler
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1/31/23
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20 Years Ago
Roberto Benigni’s live version of “Pinocchio” was a bomb. The story of con artists Frank Abagnale starred Leonardo DiCaprio with Tom Hanks playing the FBI agent on …
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By Don Fowler
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1/31/23
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