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Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, portraying their early years, opened on Broadway in January.

The four-day Defence and Security Equipment International fair, which is held every two years, opened on Tuesday at the ExCel in London.

"Moon Over Buffalo," Burnett's first Broadway appearance in thirty years, opens on October 1st at the Martin Beck theatre.

When the exhibition "China, 5,000 Years" opens on Friday, it will be seen at the Guggenheim Museum on Fifth Avenue and 89th Street and at the Guggenheim Museum SoHo at Broadway and Prince Street.

Two 1967-68 silk-screens of Warhol's "Flowers" — a teaser to "Regarding Warhol: Sixty Artists, Fifty Years," opening on Tuesday — were recently hung on the eastern side of the hall.

The fruits of that exploration will be seen at Kaye Playhouse at Hunter College, where the James Sewell Ballet, returning to New York after eight years, opens on Friday for three performances.

The Defense Consultative Talks, now in their 12th year, opened on the heels of President Obama's pledge last month to bolster the United States' military presence in the Pacific, a move seen by many here as aimed at countering China's rise.

LONDON — The world's largest offshore wind turbine farm, with a capacity to power more than 200,000 homes for a year, opened on Thursday off the coast of southeast England.

More recently, Lumet's influence has fueled the films of writer-director J.C. Chandor, whose thriller "A Most Violent Year" opened on New Year's Eve after winning the National Board of Review's best film award.

'I Give It a Year' opens on 8 February.

The Fulbright Student grants competition for the 2002-03 academic year opens on 1 May and the Web site has full instructions on how to apply.