Comedian Rachel Feinstein has a sassy mom she compares to singer Vanilla Ice and a grandmother she pokes fun at. Feinstein also imitates singer Amy Winehouse and the reality TV series “The Kardashians” in various skits, available on Feinstein’s website. Salve students will have the chance to see Feinstein live at the CAB Comedy show, On Tuesday, Nov.

The entertainment maverick Ke$ha rose to stardom in 2009 when her debut album, “Animal”, hit charts globally, reaching No. 1. She is best heard blasting out of car windows – but perhaps you may have even met her – or several of her, for that matter, while out trick-or-treating this Sunday evening.

This fall, Salve Regina University’s Performing Arts Department will present a comedic and unorthodox view of Shakespeare’s “Hamlet”, with Tom Stoppard’s “Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead.” Rehearsals for the show began over a month ago on Sept. 18, and a great deal of physical and emotional work has gone into its development; from the construction of a historically designed stage to the portrayal of a psychological experiment.

Top hats, elaborate dresses, gore and torrents of laughter all wrapped up in Victorian elegance: this is the “Newport Murder Mystery.” Having satisfied all of Newport’s “mystery needs” since 1981, the Marley Bridges Theatre Company’s “Newport Murder Mystery” intends to baffle crowds once again, but this time, at the Stanford White Casino Theater on Oct.

COPIAPO, Chile – They emerged changed men from the hole in the Chilean desert, once-unsung gold and copper miners from an obscure town in the country’s barren north.

Rescued from a granite prison half a mile underground, their first hours of freedom offered a taste of what the rest of their lives might hold: commercial offers, entreaties for the tiniest detail of their lives, and people asking, over and over, what it was like to endure 69 days underground.