BWW Interview: My Dance Selfie with Khori Michelle Petinaud of Broadway's ALADDIN

Khori Michelle Petinaud was more of an athlete as a child yet she still sashayed around her house in tutus, tiaras, and dance slippers. She didn't actually start formal ballet classes until she was thirteen.
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How did NYC Board of Elections do during Tuesday's primary?

... some of her own staffers to quietly monitor polling places on Tuesday, handily beat her opponents Yungman Lee, a Chinatown banker, and attorney Jeffry Kurzon. A Velazquez spokesperson told the Brooklyn Eagle following her victory on Wednesday, ...
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The line that divides me from my friends: They have kids and I don't

There used to be a great bar in New York's Chinatown called Double Happiness. It was a swanky place with red velvet couches and an assortment of martinis - a strange, elegant counterpoint to the gritty streets of Broadway below.
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Hope to cope when all your friends have kids

There used to be a great bar in New York's Chinatown called Double Happiness. It was a swanky place with red velvet couches and an assortment of martinis - a strange, elegant counterpoint to the gritty streets of Broadway below.
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The City & The City at Denny Gallery East Broadway

Denny Gallery announces The City & The City a group exhibition of Trudy Benson, John Dante Bianchi, Michael Flomen, Ghost of a Dream, Nicolas Grenier, Justine Hill, Erin OA'Keefe, Caris Reid, Jordan Tate, Russell Tyler, and Amanda Valdez. The exhibition will be in thrir summer popup location at 150 East Broadway, on view from June 29th to August 19th, 2016.
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The line that divides me from my friends: They have kids and I don't

There used to be a great bar in New York's Chinatown called Double Happiness. It was a swanky place with red velvet couches and an assortment of martinis - a strange, elegant counterpoint to the gritty streets of Broadway below.
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City Council Deploys Staff to Monitor Citywide Primary

The City Council deployed a team of staffers to monitor Tuesday's primary - hoping to avoid a repeat of April's presidential primary in which 120,000 voters arrived at polls to find they had been purged from the rolls. "Voting is our most important civic duty and we must ensure the process works for all New Yorkers," said City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito .
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