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At 65, Weird Al still commands the stage like a natural-born rocker, with high kicks and the panache to pull off what few other artists can (including a fat suit). During “Eat It,” a riff on Michael Jackson’s “Beat It,” audience members — many in Hawaiian shirts and sporting curly locks — were on their feet. Even a seen-it-all security guard danced. […]
Global Citizen, which organizes charity musical festivals and is producing the halftime shows for FIFA, quickly learned some lessons for next summer, when 48 nations compete throughout the United States, Canada and Mexico. Hugh Evans, Global Citizen’s chief executive, said it must keep the performers cooler (temperatures were over 80 degrees) and improve the exposure of cameras because of the sun. But […]
Cody and Deborah Fisher, a married couple of former educators, started a small local company, Austin Cotillion, around 2016. “As the pandemic persisted, we saw more and more kids struggling with loneliness, depression and social anxiety,” Ms. Fisher said. The couple wanted to give kids in their community the chance to learn social skills and build confidence. The Fishers’ classes aren’t traditional. […]
