Fashion week Milan and London unveil bold spring lines
Italian designers show spring summer 1999 collections with Versace leaning toward new silhouettes while Prada experiments with workwear and tech fabrics. In Milan Gucci debuts an eclectic eclectic line, and in London Vivienne Westwood highlights brave, sexy women. London hosts over 50 designers at the Natural History Museum as stars like Victoria Adams and Mick Hucknall attend Williamson and Groves shows.
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Minecia Prada
Westwood
Elizabeth Jagger
Rolling Stone
Mick Jagger
Jerry Hall
Natural History Museum
Alexander McQueen
Givenchy
Hussein Chalayan
Matthew Williamson
Anthony Symonds
Andrew Groves
Groves
John Woo
FBI
John Travolta
Nicholas Cage
Williamson
Christensen
Kidd
Bliss Finds Her Stage Calling Through Patsy Cline Tribute
Oregon born Bliss grew up singing at church and in family harmonies. She left an agricultural economics degree at Oregon State to pursue music after a life turning moment at her wedding. She built a career in Washington DC and Canada before joining a Patsy Cline show in Branson. After star success, she releases her own music and TV and film work, aiming to establish her own name in the industry.
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Oregon
Oregon State University
Los Angeles
Washington, D.C
Patsy Cline
Ginger
Gilligan’s Island
Grand Palace
Branson
Toronto
Gail Bliss
Cline
Canada
American Express
Oklahoma
Patsy
Murals Stir Kansas Controversy Over John Steuart Curry Exhibit
Readers react to John Steuart Curry images in Kansas with protests and lawmakers criticizing the content. The Kansas Legislature debated funding delays and Allen Junker noted Curry’s rural themes influenced by Wisconsin years before his death. The exhibit at Nelson-Atkins runs through Jan. 3 with related talks and events listed.
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Landie
Coronado
Mardre Padilla
Shivery
Kansas
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Iduy
Whate
Junker
Ury
Urry
Uisis
Curry
Agricultural School
University of Wisconsin
U.S
Wisconsin
John Steuart Curry
Middle West
Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
Oak St
Kansas City
Information Desk
Prairie Prodigal
Charles Eldredge
Hall
Kansas University
National Museum of American Art
Atkins
Calliope
Ohn Steuart Curry
Don Lambert
Shepherd's Center
Central United Methodist Church
South Library
E. 75Th St
Dark at the Top of the Hill Promises Ghosts and Science Fun
KU hosts a campus Halloween night with events across venues. Natural History Museum features haunting beasts and live owls, while Anthropology presents Los Dias de Los Muertos. Chemistry show in the Kansas Union stars Alix and Jeff Botts. Ghost stories and treasure hunt unfold on the fourth floor. Free photos, candy, and ticket sales through Wednesday at Dillon’s stores and museum shops.
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Kansas University
Natural History Museums
Museum of Anthropology
Los Dias de Los Muertos
Kansas Union
Alix
Jeff Botts
American Chemical Society
Union
Marlboro Country Nights Dance Showdown at Beaumont Club
Thirteen couples compete in the Marlboro Country Nights Dance Showdown Midwest regional championships at The Beaumont Club in Kansas City. The event starts at 8:30 p.m. with Lonestar performing at 10:30 p.m. A country dance workshop for adults is offered at 8 p.m. Thursday. Tickets available via Ticket Central or by calling (816) 576-7900.
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Kansas Cry
Beaumont Club
Lonestar
Ticket Central
Third step to buy: pick the right home then purchase cleanly
The guidance emphasizes selecting a suitable home before completing the purchase. It highlights thorough evaluation of fit and condition, followed by a straightforward, well-documented transaction to avoid post purchase issues.
Stackhouse to Speak at Spencer Museum Auditorium
Sculptor and painter Robert Stackhouse will give a talk at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Helen Foresman Spencer Museum of Art Auditorium. He has exhibited widely for 30 years with works shown in New York City Washington and Chicago. His pieces are held by the Art Institute of Chicago Walker Art Center Hirschhorn Museum and the Museum of Fine Arts Boston.
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Robert Stackhouse
Helen
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