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Tim Greiving

Tim Greiving

Freelance Arts Journalist/Contributor at The Washington Post

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    Anthony Hopkins is welcoming old age by embracing his inner child

    To take on his latest role in “The Father,” Anthony Hopkins looked back at where it all began.
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    Jakob Dylan has always been part cowboy-troubadour, part rabbi

    The Wallflowers may change, but Dylan remains the steady, storytelling center.
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    Leslie Bricusse, Oscar-winning composer and lyricist for ‘Doctor Do...

    He co-wrote hit stage musicals, worked on James Bond scores including ‘Goldfinger’ and composed music for the Hollywood film ‘Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory.’
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    Louie Anderson, comedian and Emmy-winning TV actor, dies at 68

    For four decades, he mined laughs from his Minnesota upbringing and his girth. He won an Emmy Award in 2016 as the unlikely matriarch on the quirky, earnest TV comedy “Baskets."
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    Vangelis, Oscar-winning composer of ‘Chariots of Fire’ theme, dies ...

    He also scored the films “Blade Runner” and “Missing” and Carl Sagan’s PBS series “Cosmos.”
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    Julee Cruise, the whispery voice of David Lynch films, dies at 65

    She sang the dreamy songs featured in Lynch’s “Blue Velvet” and “Twin Peaks.”
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    Angelo Badalamenti, composer of unsettling film soundtracks, dies a...

    He collaborated with director David Lynch on movies including “Blue Velvet” and “Mulholland Drive” as well as the cult TV series “Twin Peaks.”
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    Burt Bacharach, prolific composer of pop hits, dies at 94

    “I Say a Little Prayer,” “Do You Know the Way to San Jose,” “Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on My Head,” were among dozens of his chart-summiting songs.
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    Ryuichi Sakamoto, eclectic composer who saw no borders, dies at 71

    In a busy and manifold career, he also scored films including “Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence” and the Oscar-winning “The Last Emperor.”
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    His scores for M. Night Shyamalan’s best-known films are now an album

    James Newton Howard has reconceived eight scores as concert suites in “Night After Night.”
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    Quincy Jones, musical innovator and impresario, dies at 91

    The prolific music producer and arranger had an incalculable impact on American popular music, from bebop to hip-hop.