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• Tony Awards to head back to Radio City Music Hall

  

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  The Tony Awards are going back to the place where the Rockettes high-kick it.

• Journalism study shows impact of cutbacks in news

  Years of newsroom cutbacks have had a demonstrable impact on the quality of digital, newspaper and television news and in how consumers view that work, a study released Monday found.

• Review: Low continues to soar on 'Invisible Way'

  

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  Low, "The Invisible Way" (Sub Pop)

• 'Bible' producers dismiss Obama-Satan connection

  

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  The producers of the cable TV miniseries on the Bible say Internet chatter that their Satan character resembles President Barack Obama is "utter nonsense."

• Review: Good music comes from Musgraves' 'Trailer'

  

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  Kacey Musgraves, "Same Trailer Different Park" (Mercury Nashville)

• Captain Peacock actor Frank Thornton dies

  

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  British actor Frank Thornton - best known as Captain Peacock in the long-running television comedy "Are You Being Served?" - has died at age 92, his agent said Monday.

• Young assistant to David Hockney dies

  

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  A young assistant to David Hockney has died after being taken to a hospital from the artist's house.

• 'Oz' holds box-office lead with $46.6 million

  

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  "Oz the Great and Powerful" continued to live up to its name, leading the weekend box office for the second week with $46.6 million.

• Returning 'The Voice' adds extended episodes

  

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  NBC is making the most of its returning hit series "The Voice."

• Review: Clutch get heavy again on 'Earth Rocker'

  

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  Clutch, "Earth Rocker" (Weathermaker Music)

• Books on fishing, wartime win Bancroft prize

  A history of fishing in the Atlantic Ocean and a close study of wartime conduct have been named winners of the prestigious Bancroft Prize.

• Free E-'Da Vinci Code' offered until March 24

  Ten years and tens of millions of copies later, "The Da Vinci Code" is on the house.

• NY fracking foes: will become lobby if necessary

  

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  Artists Against Fracking say the group and supporter-celebrities, including Yoko Ono and Sean Lennon, haven't been told to register as lobbyists in their campaign to stop gas drilling in New York, but will if required to continue their cause.

• Alternative musician Jason Molina dies in Ind.

  Alternative singer-songwriter Jason Molina has died at his home in Indianapolis. He was 39.

• Public Apology writer makes letter format a memoir

  

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  Dave Bry is a professional apologizer, first in a Dear (Person He's Wronged) column online and now a letter-by-letter memoir of messing up and making amends.

• Review: Billy Bragg blends themes big and small

  

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  Billy Bragg, "Tooth & Nail" (Essential Music/Cooking Vinyl)

• Member of music group "The Spinners" dies in FL

  A former lead singer of the soul music group "The Spinners" has died in Orlando.

• Pritzker Prize winner Ito seeks ideas in nature

  

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  When he says why he especially likes Sendai Mediatheque, the public library that ranks among his most famous works, Toyo Ito, the Japanese architect awarded the 2013 Pritzker Architecture Prize, says he likes to see people napping and relaxing inside the transparent structure.

• Associate says Lil Wayne released from hospital

  

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  Lil Wayne is out of the hospital, according to his Young Money associate Mack Maine.

• Lawyer to celebs guilty in NJ racketeering case

  

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  A once-prominent New Jersey defense attorney whose clients included entertainers and rap stars was convicted Monday of operating a racketeering enterprise that included the murder of a witness and engaged in prostitution, drugs, and witness tampering.