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Ben Folds keeps the mood in the present tense

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By James Kent
| The Mountain Times
By James Kent Singer, songwriter, and pianist Ben Folds performed a solo concert on Saturday, June 6, at the Paramount Theatre in Downtown Rutland. Folds, who jockeys between energetic rhythmic tunes and more mellow songs with ease, was in a more introspective mood this evening, where the musical journey stayed focused on some of his more relaxed songs spread throughout his 30-plus-year catalog, and less on his funky up-tempo pieces that defined his early career with the Ben Folds Five.
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Weston Theater Company celebrates 90 seasons of bringing stories to Vermont

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By James Kent
| The Mountain Times
By James Kent This summer, Weston Theater Company celebrates its 90th season, a milestone for one of New England’s longest-running professional theater companies. The anniversary season combines music, Broadway favorites, contemporary drama, and free family programming, offering something for theatergoers of every age.
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‘Network’ Revisited | Mountain Times

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By James Kent
| The Mountain Times
Director Sidney Lumet and writer Paddy Chayefsky’s 1976 film “Network” is more than one of the greatest films of the 1970s; the movie serves as an eerily omniscient peek at how the public’s appetite for infotainment and media conglomerates desire for total power and domination would sacrifice truth for ratings, or even a lack of ratings to supplant an idea into the heads of those who are willing to tune in.
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