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91Undine (ballet) — Undine (also called Ondine ) is a three act ballet with music by the German composer Hans Werner Henze. The score of Undine is a rarity as it is a 20th century full length ballet score that has the depth of a masterwork . It was adapted from a… …
92The Saturdays — outside the Rovers Return Inn on the set of Coronation Street. From left: Mollie King, Una Healy, Rochelle Wiseman, Frankie Sandford and Vanessa White Background information …
93Ondine (ballet) — Ondine Sarah Wildor in a poster for the 2000 staging of Ondine by The Royal Ballet Choreographed by Sir Frederick Ashton …
94Molanus — Molanus, a portrait destroyed by German military action in 1915.[1] Jan Vermeulen or Jan van der Meulen, (or Johannes, Jean, Ioanne) also known as Molanus (the Latin version, in French Molano ) (1533–1585) was an influential Counter Reformation… …
95The Perfect Guy (Frasier) — Infobox Television episode | Title = The Perfect Guy Series = Frasier Season = 5 Episode = 17 Airdate = 24 March 1998 Writer = Rob Greenberg Director = Jeff Melman Guests = Bill Campbell (Clint Webber) François Giroday (Robert) Lindsay Price… …
96Sweet Baby J'ai — (April 18, 1959) is an American contemporary jazz singer, songwriter, producer, arranger, playwright, and actress. She lives in Los Angeles, CA. Background J ai Janett Michel was first called Sweet Baby by her mother, who claimed she was the… …
97Christian Bautista (album) — Christian Bautista Studio album by Christian Bautista Released September 28, 2004 …
98Communauté homosexuelle — Gay (homosexualité) Pour les articles homonymes, voir Gay. Drapeau LGBT Le terme gay (en Europe francophone) ou bien gai …
99Connie Rasinski — est une réalisatrice américaine née le 28 janvier 1907 à Torrington, Connecticut (États Unis), décédée le 13 octobre 1965 à Larchmont (New York). Biographie Filmographie 1937 : The Saw Mill Mystery 1937 : Barnyard Boss 1938 : His… …
100Gay (homosexualite) — Gay (homosexualité) Pour les articles homonymes, voir Gay. Drapeau LGBT Le terme gay (en Europe francophone) ou bien gai …
