Nimoy to Direct Star Trek III Search for Spock
Leonard Nimoy shifts from acting to directing Star Trek III The Search for Spock with Harve Bennett returning as producer and writer The cast includes William Shatner DeForest Kelley James Doohan Walter Koenig George Takei Nichelle Nichols Mark Lenard and special guest Dame Judith Anderson Paramount touts the franchise as an American institution and profitable venture with plans for a heavily character driven film set to shoot soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Pollock
Los Angeles Times
Ollywood
Leonard Nimoy
Mr. Spock
Nimoy
Spock
Harve Bennett
William Shatner
Adm
James T. Kirk
DeForest Kelly
Bones” McCoy
James Doohan
Scotty” Scott
Walter Koenig
Cmdr
Chekov
George Takei
Sulu
Nichelle Nichols
Uhura
Mark Lenard
Sarek
Judith Anderson
Bennett
Horse
Anderson
Santa Barbara
Calif
Paramount Pictures
Paramount
Michael Eisner
Mel Harris
Paramount Video
Powers of
Matthew Star
T.J. Hooker
Shatner
Summer Discovers Religion in Donna Summer Album
A feature on Donna Summer's She Works Hard for the Money blends disco with religious imagery on the sleeve and lyrics. Produced by Michael Omartian with eight co written tracks, the set mixes life and wholesome themes with strong dance beats and synthesizers from Cedar Rapids' Michael Boddicker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Summer
Mercury Records
Michael Omartian
Summer
Christopher Cross
George Beverly Shea
Michael Jackson
Jackson
Billie Jean
Cedar Rapids
Michael Boddicker
Chicago transit to Chicago and the rise of rock brass legends
The late 1960s band Chicago Transit Authority faced club owners who fired groups for not playing top hits. They moved from Chicago to Los Angeles in 1968 to pursue original brass driven music and later became Chicago with 14 gold albums. Original member counts and fate of Terry Kath are noted as part of the enduring group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Ann Rexroat
Gazette
Imost
Midwest
Chicago Transit Authority
Chicago
Lee Loughnane
the Gazette
L.A
Los Angeles
Jim Guercio
de Paul University
Terry Kath
Loughnane
Lana Wood Talks Grief After Natalie Wood’s Death
Actress Lana Wood describes six months of delayed grief after Natalie Wood’s November 1981 drowning off Catalina Island. She details trauma, medical reassurance, and adjustments as she balances family life with a new acting role on CBS’s Capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Es Ollywood
Lana Wood
Natalie Wood
Catalina Island
Miss Wood
Natalie
Capitol
Wood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Waghorn
Dick Hogan Gazette
Pnee Eeleg
Five Seasons Center
Sister
By Bob Thomas
Fran Burke
CBS