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An acrobat, a cell, some self-replicating machines, a ball and a hat-wearing man with a beak will be the stars of the eleventh annual Independent Games Festival, as their games are now the official finalists for the $20,000 Seumas McNally Grand Prize.— Snackbar Games
She apparently has no interest in proving herself as a vocalist; Pink is a better acrobat, and her old friend Justin Timberlake is a far better dancer.
In "Le Funambule," the acrobat is in perpetual movement between retiring and glory, shadow and light, evil and good, appearance and reality.— The Daily Star > News Feed
While kids and parents watched the grand finale of the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey circus Thursday night, a Chinese acrobat was injured after taking a dramatic fall inside the Comcast Arena in Everett.— HeraldNet.com Local, Sports, Business and Entertainment News
Coraline's button-eyed alterna-universe, life is a nonstop carnival, where Coraline's work-obsessed writer parents are transformed into a pair of gregarious playmates, while her upstairs and downstairs neighbors-an 8-foot-tall Russian circus acrobat (Ian McShane) and a pair of spinster chorus girls (the immortal British comedy duo of Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders) - are restored to their youthful glory.— Dallas Observer | Complete Issue

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