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Spero Plays Nyro, Laura Nyro Tribute to Perform a Special Diamond Anniversary Concert at the Iconic Jazz Venue, the Iridium

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Spero Plays Nyro, Laura Nyro Tribute to Perform a Special Diamond Anniversary Concert at the Iconic Jazz Venue, the Iridium


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updated: Nov 2, 2022

Spero Plays Nyro, considered the finest Laura Nyro Tribute on the scene today, will honor Laura Nyro, one of the greatest and most covered songwriters of the 20th century, by performing a special Diamond Anniversary Concert at The Iridium, the world-famous jazz, rock, and blues club best known as the “Home of Les Paul,” on Nov. 19, 2022.

In this heartfelt and moving tribute to Laura Nyro, pianist, singer Christine Spero and The Christine Spero Group, take the listener on an unforgettable journey through some of Laura’s most memorable songs including: “Sweet Blindness”, “Eli’s Comin”, “And When I Die”, “Stoned Soul Picnic” and so many more.

Spero Plays Nyro reminds us that Laura’s music is poignant and timeless. The arrangements are hip, the vocals are beautiful, the musicianship is stellar. The exquisite arrangements are true to Laura’s originals but with many sweet creative touches, beautifully interpreted in the group’s own distinct style. Christine has fully recaptured Laura’s spirit and passion with beautiful renditions running the breadth and depth of Laura’s emotions.

Christine Spero, Winner and Finalist of the USA Songwriting Competition Jazz/category, had her start in the music business as a teen with legendary producer Don Kirschner and Neil Sedaka. She earned numerous accolades for her melodic, emotionally powerful and soulful writing and has received strong press from USA Today, Billboard, All About Jazz, JazzTimes, JAZZIZ, Time Out New York, and The Village Voice.

More about the Iridium:

Since 1994, when The Iridium first opened at 44 West 63rd Street, the venue has established itself as a storied musical landmark – from its cameo in the first season of “Friends,” to hosting rock royalty like David Bowie, Paul McCartney, Keith Richards, and Slash who were regulars at Les Paul’s weekly residency at The Iridium which lasted for 14 years until his passing in 2009. The Iridium, now located at 1650 Broadway, has also hosted Front and Center, public television’s critically acclaimed series, and MTV Live Setlist, showcasing next generation talent spanning pop, rock, and R&B.

Artists that have graced The Iridium stage over the past 25 years include Jeff Beck, Randy, and Michael Brecker, Sheryl Crow, George Ezra, Billy F Gibbons, Macy Gray, Buddy Guy, Joe Jackson, Stanley Jordan, Dua Lipa, Steve Miller, Muna, Max Roach, Joe Satriani, The Rolling Stones’ Mick Taylor, and Charlie Watts, Rob Thomas, Jimmie Vaughan, Joe Walsh, Zakk Wylde, among many, many others.

For tickets to the Spero Plays Nyro show at The Iridium go to TicketWeb via www.theiridium.com or The Iridium box office located at 1650 Broadway at 51st Street, 212.582.2121. For updates and more upcoming performances visit The Iridium’s social media pages: 

http://www.facebook.com/TheIridium

http://instagram.com/theiridium

Source: The Iridium





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Dhanush Drops Cryptic Clue — All Eyes On July Tenth

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Dhanush Drops Cryptic Clue — All Eyes On July Tenth

Dhanush Drops Cryptic Clue — All Eyes On July Tenth

Something big is brewing in Tamil cinema, and fans are convinced that actor Dhanush is at the centre of it. A mysterious teaser poster bearing the enigmatic initials ‘D x V’ has sent social media into overdrive, with entertainment circles buzzing over what the cryptic message could mean.

Sources reveal that the announcement is locked in for July tenth, though no official details have been confirmed as yet. The intriguing poster has sparked widespread speculation about a potential collaboration between Dhanush and celebrated director Venkat Prabhu — a pairing that insiders describe as nothing short of a dream team.

If the rumours prove accurate, the project would mark a significant milestone, reportedly becoming the actor’s fifty-sixth feature film. According to insiders, the scale of anticipation surrounding this reveal is a testament to Dhanush’s enduring star power across South Indian cinema.

Meanwhile, some fans are questioning whether the July tenth update may instead be connected to his current production, ‘OM’, adding yet another layer of intrigue to an already electrifying situation. Critics note that either outcome would be a major moment for the industry.

All will be revealed when July tenth arrives — and if the early buzz is anything to go by, the wait promises to be well worth it.

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Satluj Ban Backfires: How Censorship Made Diljit’s Film Go Viral

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Satluj Ban Backfires: How Censorship Made Diljit’s Film Go Viral

Studio CarryOnHarry Entertainment Desk | 7 July 2026

In one of the most ironic twists in recent South Asian cinema history, the very attempt to suppress Diljit Dosanjh’s film Satluj has turned it into a global phenomenon — and the entertainment world is taking note.

Industry observers are pointing out that a standard theatrical release would have earned the film modest critical attention at best. Given the well-documented reluctance of Indian audiences to spend on pricey theatre tickets for anti-establishment biographical dramas, Satluj might have quietly faded into obscurity. Instead, a censor board rejection followed swiftly by its dramatic removal from a major OTT platform within just 48 hours ignited a firestorm of curiosity across continents.

The sequence of events transformed what could have been a niche viewing experience into a viral movement. The film spread rapidly across YouTube, Instagram, Telegram and X, reaching audiences in countries far beyond its intended market. Fans, activists and film lovers alike rallied around it, driven purely by the forbidden-fruit effect that censorship so reliably produces.

Diljit Dosanjh himself broke his silence on the matter, declaring defiantly — ‘Main andhere ko challenge karta hoon’ — signalling that neither intimidation nor institutional pressure would silence his artistic voice. The statement resonated powerfully with fans and fellow filmmakers who had been watching the controversy unfold.

Critics of the ban have been blunt: the decision-makers who pushed for suppression demonstrated a fundamental misreading of both Indian cinema culture and the digital-age viewer. Rather than containing the film’s message, they handed its creators the most effective — and entirely cost-free — marketing campaign imaginable.

The Satluj saga now stands as a textbook case study in the unintended consequences of censorship in the streaming era. As one commentator put it plainly: the movement around this film was not built by its makers — it was built, unknowingly, by those who tried to stop it.

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