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Los Angeles-based producer Lucian has a broad palette of musical skills and boundless inspiration. He artfully weaves through a fusion of influences and genres from electronic to hip-hop to indie-pop.

You win some, you lose some; you have to roll with the punches! Maine State Music Theatre's Artistic Director Curt Dale Clark says with a broad smile. He is talking about the process of acquiring the theatrical rights to produce the shows he does each year a process which is the inevitable and crucial departure point for any theatrical season. And yet, despite Clark's seemingly sanguine attitude toward these negotiations, the reality is that crafting the sensational seasons he has each year for the company is anything but a game of chance. It is the product of planning, strategy, hard work, and the increasing respect in which MSMT is held by the industry.

Finding out you didn't get the part you wanted always stings a little. You could be jealous, hurt, angry, or just plain old sad. And all of these things are okay, and are normal emotions. Never suppress your emotions because it could lead to some pretty unhealthy emotional/mental habits.

In Sarah Kelly's new play, WAR STORIES, we meet four of them: Chelsea (Sarah Schreiber), an actress constantly attracted to catastrophe; Sam (Clayton McInerney), a writer whose motto is 'never fall in love with an actress'; Jen (Sarah Kelly) a therapist, and sucker for a good love story; and Jake (Brian Guest), an intense actor convinced that love is the worst. Four people. Four separate issues. All of them call LA home.

On yesterday's THE TALK, guest Rebecca Romijn was challenged to a round of "Skin, Lose or Draw" with Jessie Godderz, also known as "Mr. Pec-Tacular," as her canvas. Check out the appearance below!

Noisey, VICE's music channel, today presents Part Eight of Noisey Atlanta, an all-access pass into the complex and thriving Atlanta rap scene. I

Disney Channel announces March 2014 Programming Highlights

Disney Channel and Disney XD stars team up with kid contestants to compete and win prizes in a battle of drawing skills, creativity and wits, in Disney Channel's new game show 'Disney's Win, Lose or Draw.' Hosted by master illusionist and entertainer Justin Willman ('Cupcake Wars'), the contemporary version of the popular game ditches the drawing pad to deliver a high-energy game featuring motion control illustration, interactive multi-touch screen displays and fun challenges. 'Disney's Win, Lose or Draw' will air Monday through Thursday, beginning MONDAY, MARCH 3 (5:00 P.M. ET/PT), on Disney Channel.

Sometimes you can't do it all in musical theatre. 'The Snuff Musical' is proof of that.

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - June is the month where things really hot up - the sun is shining and the holidays are approaching. This June, Barclaycard is sharing that summer feeling by hosting a retweet prize draw on Twitter that gives users the opportunity to win a £1,000 Virgin Holiday voucher.

Disney Channel announces the ultimate contestant search throughout Southern California for kids ages 11-17 to compete in Disney Channel's new game show 'Disney's Win, Lose or Draw,' beginning Saturday, June 15.

A contemporary, kid- and family version of the classic game show WIN, LOSE OR DRAW will begin production in July for premiere later this year on Disney Channel.

The 2009 Creative Arts Emmy Awards awarded 82 Emmys including those given for Outstanding Guest Actor/Actress in a Comedy Series, Outstanding Guest Actor/Actress in a Drama Series, Outstanding Reality Series and Outstanding Variety, Music or Comedy Special. For more information, click here.

WHO: CENTERSTAGE WHAT: Hearts by Willy Holtzman WHEN: Through December 2. Tues - Sat 8PM, Sat & Sun at 2PM, Sun at 7:30PM. Weds at 1PM on 11/14 & 28. HOW MUCH: $10 - $60. Discounts available to Students, Seniors and Groups. Special discount for Veterans and Active Duty Military. INFORMATION & TICKETS: www.centerstage.org or 410-332-0033.