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And I think the realitively sedate "Showbusiness" nubmer is the anthem for about 89.99 percent of what is wrong with our current society.
Core beliefs Arbogast 2007
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Following the screening of "Making the Boys" will be a panel discussion including Tony-winning producer and documentary filmmaker Dori Berinstein ( "Showbusiness"), as well as playwright Crowley, film director Crayton Robey and Village Voice columnist Michael Musto.
Playbill.com : News 2009
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Louie Spence: 'Showbusiness is my life – without it I don't feel alive'
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You've got a new show, Louie Spence's Showbusiness, which sounds like Pineapple Dance Studios …
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The Hardest Working Man In Showbusiness not only stayed onstage, he avoided the projectile with the kind of sideways-shuffle dance move he had long ago christened the "James Brown".
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Louie Spence: 'Showbusiness is my life – without it I don't feel alive'
Rewind TV: Doctor Who; The Nativity; Poirot: Murder on the Orient Express; Come Fly With Me 2010
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Since then they've tried a cappella folk ( "" English Rebel Songs '') and cabaret ( "" Showbusiness! '') before settling -- for now -- on the delirious techno-pop of "" Tubthumper. ''
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Samuel L. Jackson is also being rumored as possibly being the next “Hardest Working Man in Showbusiness.”
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GrahamC: from Mark Radcliffes not very amusing really Showbusiness book, includes the sort of stuff even the NME would reject as a lame parody of Fall album titles.
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Showbusiness friends and colleagues of Sir Jimmy have described him as a "larger than life" character who worked "tirelessly" for various charity causes and made the nation smile along the way.
BBC News - Home 2011
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