The National League's 5-1 victoverover the American League in Tuesday's Major League Baseball All-Star Game on Fox was seen by an average of 10.9 million viewers -- the fewest ever recorded by Nielsen and 9 percent below the audience for last year's broadcast.
These works are most effective when, like the video below, the audience is given a first-person position via the 360 camera, and is made to feel as though they're the ones being terrorized.
Riccardo Muti, below, conducted the audience in a rare encore of "Va' pensiero" during a production of Verdi's "Nabucco" at Teatro dell'Opera in Rome on Saturday night, The Associated Press reported.
VATICAN CITY: LAURYN HILL'S TIRADE -- The Grammy Award-winning singer Lauryn Hill, below, shocked many members of the audience at a Christmas benefit concert at the Vatican when she read a statement Saturday night in which she condemned priests who abuse children.
When asked how she feels this will be received, especially at the upcoming performances at 54 Below where the audience will be - at most - bi-lingual, Lemper said that she thinks it part of her appeal.
Glancing around the joyful faces of the audience at 54 Below, I'd say that people who need people, especially when they're both strong, funny, and fabulous women, really are the luckiest people in the world.
The "bridge" was a hydraulic ramp raised above the audience; below it was an open pit through which props and actors entered and exited the stage.
There were laughs to be heard during this sequel to the 2010 digimation hit, but they were exclusively emanating from members of the audience below the age of 10.
Last month, a theatregoer projectile-vomited off the upper balcony, splattering six members of the audience below, which I suppose would be grounds for leaving the auditorium in most cases.
After the parade, Kim Jong Il walked from one end of the long balcony to the other, looking over it occasionally to wave at the audience below as they shouted "Long live the great leader, Kim Jong Il!" some of them jumping for joy.
Musicians are below the stage with the audience but they occasionally jump up and join in.
