Admission is free. We're not referring to Benjamin Netanyahu's and Yasser Arafat's inability to get along. We're talking about gender benders. Five months ago Israeli singer Dana International was the first transsexual to take the top prize at the Eurovision song contest. Forever Young, which features fifteen paintings and photographs exploring the physical and emotional suffering caused by gender conflict, drug addiction, impossible love, loneliness, and more.
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It's certainly not chubby Luciano Pavarotti. It's hunky Siberian-born baritone Dmitri Hvorostovksy, who has been compared to everyone from Caruso to Elvis. Ever since winning the Cardiff Singer of the World Competition in 1989, he has been performing nonstop on international stages. Hear Hvorostovksy tonight when he performs selections from operas, including Beethoven's Fidelio, Verdi's Don Carlos, and Borodin's Prince Igor with the 85-piece Naples Philharmonic Orchestra under the direction of Julius Rudel. All rights reserved.