Arranged on a long, low platform, these works had an eloquence that was rooted in the artist’s simplicity of means—in something as basic as ... Mondrian loved Boogie Woogie music and he ...

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In an exclusive preview clip below, Ken lays out his theory about who is hiding behind the Boogie Woogie mask. Ken then puts everyone in their place and asserts, "I follow the person on social media.

Pianist Meade ‘Lux’ Lewis’s 1928 blues number has a relentless rhythmic drive, overlaid with flourishes of virtuosity.

The season ender also revealed the show’s three other finalists: Singer/songwriter Andy Grammer (“Honey, I’m Good”) as Boogie Woogie, actor Meg Donnelly (“Zombies”) as Coral and singer ...

For Boogie Woogie, no one got it right. McCarthy-Wahlberg went with Ryan Tedder. Thicke thought it might be Daniel Powter. Jeong picked Ed Sheeran. Ora named Darren Criss. When it came to Coral ...

I took a standard Swiss Army knife blade and gave it a full transformation - hardening, sharpening, and reforging it into a ...

The season ender also revealed the show’s three other finalists: Singer/songwriter Andy Grammer (“Honey, I’m Good”) as Boogie Woogie, actor Meg Donnelly (“Zombies”) as Coral and singer Brian Kelley ...

So now the final four masks are vying for The Golden Mask trophy - Boogie Woogie, Coral, Mad Scientist Monster and Pearl. The other big trophy up for grabs is The Golden Ear Trophy, given to the ...