Dead Triumphs Huston's The Dead in Joyful Dublin Theatre
John Huston's The Dead, an 83 minute adaptation of Joyce, offers a full evening's emotional range from a Dublin family Epiphany party. Gabriel and Gretta, alongside Kate and Julia Morkan, host a warm, humorous gathering with Irish songs, a Gaelic poem, Bellini aria, and Bartell D'Arcy's Lass of Aughrim, touching Gretta deeply.
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James Joyce
Kate
Julia Morkans
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Donal McCann
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Anjelica Huston
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Robin Williams and James Taylor Shoot SNL Promos
Robin Williams and James Taylor share a laugh on the set at NBC Studios New York while taping spots for Saturday Night Live. Williams will host the weekend show with Taylor as a guest star, promoting the upcoming broadcast.
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Cannes Goods Is a World Ad Show Not Quite Lively
Film critic Barbara Shulgasser reviews Cannes Goods Is a compilation of 125 commercials from around the world. The collection is visually arresting but lacks the spark of its predecessor and often relies on uniformity rather than inspiration, with the standout being the controversial Lemmings Apple spot aired in the 1984 Super Bowl.
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CBS This Morning anchors talk up their unique approach
Sullivan and Smith frame CBS This Morning as a distinct, hard news oriented show. They stress live reporting, new angles, brighter visuals, and a center path after CBS previously experimented with all-news and chuckle formats. Stringer built the show around Sullivan and paired her with Smith after Mansbridge declined.
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Disney Black History salute lacks Disney produced works
Cicely Tyson introduces February salute to Black History Month on the Disney Channel highlighting films and specials about Black contributions. Notable titles include Booker T. Washington and Sounder, but none were produced by Disney. Tyson and Disney executives could not name a Disney feature or show presenting Blacks in a positive light.
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