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The buzz of raucous applause reverberated through the Mainstage Theatre at the University at Buffalo on Oct. 18 as American memoirist David Sedaris welcomed local students and his many admirers to a rollicking reading of his humorous, witty writings.
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As thousands of devoted Lady Gaga fans flooded the halls of Madison Square Garden on July 6 - sporting platinum blonde wigs and soda can hair rollers galore - the arena buzzed with speculation about the first of a three-night engagement in the pop star's hometown.
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