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The production can’t hide the show’s meretricious heart, but like the song that Scherzinger endows with Puccini-esque splendor, Lloyd has discovered “new ways to dream” Webber’s musical.

“I will always seek to serve this wonderful nation in any capacity and remain at her disposal for the maintenance of her splendor, the security of her people and the protection of her future,” Garcia said in his statement.

Little was major or important, but each one was special, capable of reminding us that the sound of this chorus in Disney is a splendor to be encountered nowhere else.

The vandalism marks a low point for a home born in Hollywood splendor.

Callas’ was an existence so full of elegance that Larraín’s images threaten to spill out from the screen, unable to contain such splendor.