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Though still unapproved by school officials, actor Tony Danza will likely be teaching 10th grade English this fall in Philly as part of a new reality show called 'Teach.'

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The personal collections of 16 Magazine's former editorial directors, Danny Fields and Randi Reisfeld, go on the auction block this Sunday, September 27.

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Life and music of Spanish virtuoso guitarist and composer Francisco Tarrega, famous for Recuerdos de la Alhambra and Lagrima.

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