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Ross Boissoneau

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Reinventing the Third Act

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By Ross Boissoneau, Beth Milligan Verified, Victor Skinner
| Northern Express Michigan Verified
David Foster, Katharine McPhee, and 1,000 hits By Ross Boissoneau | July 4, 2026 The concept of life having three acts is a popular philosophical and psychological framework. The three acts are often linked to youth, middle age, and retirement. David Foster doesn’t disagree with the premise—just that third part. He worked in bands as a studio musician and recording artist as his first phase. Phase two was becoming a prolific and hugely successful producer and songwriter. But retirement? No way.
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Canadian hitmakers The Guess Who feeling ‘surreal,’ takin’ it back on concert circuit

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By Ross Boissoneau
| Local Spins Verified
On Stage Once Again: Burton Cummings, Randy Bachman and The Guess Who.
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Long Live the Cherry Queen

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By Kierstin Gunsberg, Todd VanSickle, Ross Boissoneau
| Northern Express Michigan Verified
Celebrating a century of royalty By Kierstin Gunsberg | June 27, 2026 From the sun drenched sidewalks and the blocks of parade-goers that line them, life as the National Cherry Festival’s (NCF) Cherry Queen looks pretty sweet. And it is. But despite what it might seem from the Community Royale sidelines, being queen involves much more than waving from a cherry-red convertible while the crowd goes wild.
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