Walt Disney's Empire Survives Through Racy TV and Films
Twenty years after Walt Disney's death the studio he founded has shifted toward TV comedies and often R-rated films. New releases include The Color of Money and Return to Oz, while Disney TV now co-produces The Golden Girls and touches on adult content through Touchstone.
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Carnegie Hall Reopens With Sound Remains Rich
Carnegie Hall returns after a seven month, 40 million restoration. Officials promise acoustics unchanged or improved for a gala with Frank Sinatra Yo Yo Ma and the New York Philharmonic. The project preserved the dome arches and walls while adding a new lobby air conditioning and backstage upgrades.
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Who Makes What Makes Popular Reading
Washington AP report notes that surveys of top incomes draw reader interest. Magazines like Washingtonian publish salary rundowns of high earners led by Moses Malone at 2.145 million. USA Today and Business Week spotlight executive and coach pay across institutions.
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