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"Irving Berlin's White Christmas " will be replacing "God of Carnage" in the 2010-2011 Broadway in Chicago season, it was announced today. The Broadway musical, based on the classic film, tells the story of two pals who put on a holiday show at a picturesque Vermont Inn, and find their true lady loves in the process. The show will run Dec. 15-Jan. 2, 2011. A theater has as yet to be determined ...
Derrick Roland spent Christmas Eve in a hospital bed in Seattle. IVs were in his arms. Blood oozed from scars on a right leg full of metal, the result of surgery hours after his leg shattered during a game at Washington.
FBI Director Robert Mueller on Wednesday defended his bureau's handling of the Christmas airline bombing attempt, insisting agents in Detroit moved quickly to protect lives. The suspect, he added, has been cooperating after his arrest.
The man who staged a St. Patrick's Day bank robbery in a leprechaun costume and died during a police shootout also held up a bank three days before Christmas in a Santa suit, police said Thursday.
WHAT: The Art Institute of Chicago is opening an exhibition titled "Matisse: Radical Invention, 1913-1917."
FBI Director Robert Mueller says the man suspected of trying to blow up a U.S. airliner on Christmas is cooperating with investigators.
Congressional Democrats have released a final version of President Barack Obama's health care overhaul bill in advance of a House vote planned for Sunday. Some of the main features of the legislation, which makes changes to the bill the Senate passed on Christmas Eve:
CUERO - Two Cuero teenagers who vandalized Cuero's Christmas in the Park holiday displays in November received seven years deferred adjudication probation on Thursday.
The Cheltenham Festival reaches its climax on Friday when Paul Nicholls' duo Kauto Star and Denman -- jump racing's two prize fighters -- trade punches again in the Gold Cup.
For Hank Fraley, being with Rams coach Steve Spagnuolo and offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur is like the good old days.
The Ospreys may have ended their season 13-18 with a loss to Jacksonville Mar. 3 in the first round of the Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament, but the season was an unquestioned success.
