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There were panel discussions with filmmakers and a showcase of projects by those working outside of Hollywood.

Stepping up the benefits this year, Love Supreme is also offering jazz film shows, entertainment for kids and a showcase of the pick of local performers.

The city has spent $45 billion, more than Beijing spent on the 2008 Olympics, to put on what it says will be the biggest Expo ever, and a showcase of China's new economic might.

The meeting will be the first between Florida and Oklahoma, two of college football's brand name programs, and a showcase of two of the country's top quarterbacks and offenses.

Franchise product, often violent, nonetheless continued to dominate the release schedules, with new adventures in the Mission Impossible and Bourne series (Mission Impossible Ghost Protocol [Brad Bird] and The Bourne Legacy [Tony Gilroy], respectively), The Amazing Spider-Man (Marc Webb), and a showcase of Marvel Comics heroes in The Avengers (Joss Whedon).

(Midgette) MUSIC FROM JAPAN (Tomorrow and Sunday) A two-day festival presents traditional and contemporary music for the shakuhachi tomorrow, with Akikazu Nakamura as the soloist and Michiyo Yagi playing the 20-string koto, and a showcase of young Japanese composers on Sunday.

BIG DANCE THEATER (Tonight and tomorrow) A showcase of works by up-and-coming choreographers features creations about city life, suburbia and the wilds of Alaska.

On the East Coast, the New York Photo Festival (May 13 17)—curated by William A. Ewing, Chris Boot, Jody Quon, and Jon Levy provided a showcase of historical and contemporary international photography from artists such as Ernst Haas, Edith Maybin, Chris Killip, Stefen Ruiz, Tim Hetherington, and Edward Steichen.

The locked doors seem forbidding, but ring the buzzer and enter a showcase of 20th-century European antiques, emphasis on French and Scandinavian from the 1920s through the '40s.

In the concert hall the piece has become Olympic fun and games, a showcase of orchestral prowess.

The book is organized into several thematic sections, like "The Fallen," which shows snapshot displays of lost firefighters pasted up in firehouses, and "Grief," a showcase of the shrines that sprouted on the city's sidewalks in their memory.