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Earlier this season Gidon Kremer's visit to the New York Philharmonic for the premiere of a new work by Giya Kancheli was also the occasion for a concert at Alice Tully Hall by his Kremerata ensemble.
Collaborating with a new book writer and lyricist, Greg Pierce, Mr. Kander returns to the same downtown location for the premiere of a new musical, directed by Walter Bobbie.
Staking out the undead turf of hits like "Twilight" and "True Blood," the new CW show "The Vampire Diaries" attracted the network's largest audience ever for the premiere of a new series.
They had been brought together for the premiere of a new print of Chinatown, Roman Polanski's noirish tale of the corrupting of Los Angeles, now marking its 30th anniversary.
In an usually fashion-focused gala the Rodarte designers, the sisters Kate and Laura Mulleavy, created the costumes for the premiere of a new ballet by Benjamin Millepied (Ms. Portman's husband), "Two Hearts," and Gilles Mendel of J. Mendel supplied the designs for Peter Martins's latest work, "Mes Oiseaux".
Only the most fanatical subscriber to the notion that there is no such thing as bad publicity might regard the Last Night of the Proms as an ideal setting for the premiere of a new orchestral piece, or at least one written in a gritty, unapologetically modernist style.
A concert to salute Institute Professor of Economics Peter Diamond will feature the premiere of a new work for two pianos by Institute Professor John Harbison.
NBC found itself in a particular dilemma, having heavily promoted the premiere of a new drama, "Grimm," and the season premiere of "Chuck" for Friday.
The Californian rockers, The Eagles, are in London this week for the UK premiere of a new film that tells the extraordinary inside story of the supergroup.
ABC drew 5.5 million at 9 for the premiere of its new series "101 Ways to Leave a Game Show".
