Liv Ullmann to present children’s rights award in Boston
Norwegian actress Liv Ullmann will visit Boston in October to present a children’s rights award to Kitty Dukakis for her work with Asian refugees and the homeless. Ullmann chairs Childhope and the award honors protection, respect and opportunity for children. The Children's Museum in Boston will also receive the award as it marks its 75th anniversary.
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Liv Ullmann
Boston
Kitty Dukakis
Ullmann
Childhope
Dukakis
Michael S. Dukakis
Children’s Museum
Easy Rider Star Peter Fonda in Illinois Limousine Dispute
Police responded to a Monday altercation between actor Peter Fonda and a limousine driver en route to O'Hare. The dispute ended with both parties resolved and no arrests or charges filed, according to Officer Tom Legittino.
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Peter Fonda
Chicago
O’hare International Airport
O’hare
Tom Legittino
Legittino
Feinstein Leads Lifesongs 88 Benefit for AIDS Aid
In Baltimore, pianist Michael Feinstein joined Roberta Flack Paula Poundstone and Kevin Rooney for Lifesongs 88 a fundraiser for HERO Health Education Resources Organization HERO offers an AIDS hot line counseling and outreach. Feinstein contributed 7500 by check and the event raised over 170000 with letters of support read from Reagan Elizabeth Taylor and Dionne Warwick.
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Michael Feinstein
Baltimore
Health Education Resources Organization
Roberta Flack
Paula Poundstone
Kevin Rooney
Reagan
Elizabeth Taylor
Dionne Warwick
HERO
James Earl Jones Stages Fences Return in LA
James Earl Jones, 57, will reprise his Tony winning role as Troy Maxson in Fences at the James A. Doolittle Theater in Los Angeles with the play opening Wednesday. He notes the Tony boosts his agent’s leverage and his own confidence, while acknowledging actors’ fragility and the impact of fame on salary negotiations.
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James Earl Jones
Jones
Troy Maxson
Los Angeles
James A. Doolittle
Bolshoi Dancer Liepa Joins ABT for 1988-89 Season
Principal dancer Andrii Liepa of the Bolshoi Ballet will join American Ballet Theater for 1988-89. ABT artistic director Mikhail Baryshnikov welcomed Liepa, 26, and cited cultural exchange as a aim. Bolshoi and Soviet Ministry of Culture permitted a year of US performance.
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Andrii Liepa
Bolshoi Ballet
American Ballet Theater
Mikhail Baryshnikov
ABT
Liepa
Bolshoi Theater
Soviet Ministry of Culture
United States
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