Pfeiffer shifts to John le Carré adaptation The Russian House
Actress Michelle Pfeiffer discusses her upcoming film role as Katya in The Russian House, a John le Carré adaptation. She notes excitement about filming in the Soviet Union and cites her recent projects including Married to the Mob Dangerous Liaisons and Tequila Sunrise, plus The Fabulous Baker Boys.
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Morris Makes Breakthrough With Becomes Top 40 Hit
Nashville singer Gary Morris says his 1983 version of Beneath My Wings reached country charts and notes its rarity for a country interpretation to dominate both country radio and awards. He recalls feedback after a Washington performance and comments on audience awareness.
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Barry Manilow Hurricane Hugo Benefit Concert Sold Out
A Columbia benefit concert for Hurricane Hugo victims by Barry Manilow sold out in about three to four hours at the Carolina Coliseum. Procter & Gamble sponsors the nationwide tour and underwriting the costs so all proceeds go to relief. Fans may be asked to bring canned food donations.
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Miss Davis Remembered as Talented Perfectionist by Peers
Bette Davis died at 81 in Paris after a long cancer battle. Her peers Chris Lansbury Vincent Price Ernest Borgnine Charlton Heston Olivia de Havilland James Stewart and Ronald Reagan praised her professional discipline and enduring star power.
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Moulin Rouge Celebrates 100th Birthday Gala
The Moulin Rouge marked its centennial with a star studded $550 per person charity dinner show for AIDS research. Ella Fitzgerald, Charles Trenet, Paloma Picasso, Roman Polanski and Danielle Mitterrand attended as 900 guests enjoyed can can, champagne, and performances by legends and celebrities.
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