“Stereophonic,” a play that featured original songs from Arcade Fire’s Will Butler, earned the coveted “Outstanding Play” award at the 2024 Tony Awards Sunday night.  The play was written by David Adimi. It follows a fictional Rock band on the cusp of superstardom as they struggle through recording their new album set from ’76 to ’77. The production debuted off-Broadway last year before moving to the John Golden Theater on Broadway earlier this year. The play also won the “Outstanding Music In A Play” honor. The post “Stereophonic” Takes A Tony appeared first on RockinTown.

by Dr. Li-Meng Yan, America Outloud: The Political Bureau of the CCP Central Committee held a meeting on May 27 to review “Several Policies and Measures to Promote the Accelerated Rise of the Central Region in the New Era” and “Accountability Regulations on Preventing and Resolving Financial Risks (Trial).” General Secretary of the CCP Central […]

from Moonbattery: Although the LGBT agenda suffers few setbacks, the Alphabet People are still oppressed. The Olympics put the kibosh on Will “Lia” Thomas’s plan to compete on the US women’s team. He isn’t the first guy to encounter resistance at the door to the women’s locker room. In Europe, transsexuals respond with lawsuits. In Germany: A trans-identified […]

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