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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 2000
Page
6
NEW YORK AP Barbra Streisand says her record breaking New Year’s Eve concert in Las Vegas will be her last. She says performing feels like a beauty pageant and laments media rumors and diva labels. Fans paid 14,694,750 dollars for the all time single concert box office.
Vanessa Williams cried upon learning black Roman Catholics protested her role as Henrietta Delille in The Courage to Love set to debut on Lifetime. Delille, a slave descendant, is the first U S born candidate for canonization officially opened by the Catholic Church. Williams, ex Miss America, notes protesters feared her casting and aims for a lighter next role to keep audiences guessing.
A religious note states that Christians are reminded Friday that faith without deeds is dead. The message emphasizes action alongside belief as essential to Christian life.
Dr. Louis Zona leads Youngstown's Butler Institute of American Art in New Castle and unveils the Beecher Center, a 28000 square foot wing dedicated to technology based art with three gallery stories, a 123 seat auditorium, classrooms, archives, and fiber optic networks linking to YSU. The project received 3.25 million state funds, 2 million local gifts, and an Eleanor Beecher Flad endowment.
The Beecher Center for Technology in the Arts debuts at Youngstown's Butler Institute in a joint Butler and YSU venture. Farmer boy Les Cochran and city boy Louis Zona led six years of planning for a three story Italian marble wing. The dedication drew 500 guests and included Al Hirschfeld, PBS profile The Line King, who accepted the Butler Medal.
London collector Jonathan Ross brings 18 holographic pieces to the Butler Institute of American Art for the Beecher Center for Technology in the Arts opening. Ross, who began collecting 20 years ago, notes holography as a growing art form with high auction potential and emphasizes careful choices for investment.
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