Bradbury Seeks Apology Over Fahrenheit 9 11 Title
Author Ray Bradbury accuses filmmaker Michael Moore of using Fahrenheit 451’s title without permission for the documentary Fahrenheit 9/11. Bradbury hopes to settle the matter privately, while Moore’s film explores the Bush era and 9/11 before its wide release.
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Saved star says it's OK to satirize serious topics
Actress Jena Malone defends the film Saved as a sharp satire of religion set at American Eagle Christian High School. She notes the film pokes fun to help people handle life better. Malone recalls a minor accidental BB wound and says the shooting range scene bothered her little.
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Phish Coventry festival tickets sell out amid split rumors
Coventry Vermont AP Phish last show at the Coventy festival sold out as two day event August 14 15 at Newport State Airport with 70000 expected attendance. Ticket sales maximum reached with no gate sales and entry denied without tickets. Phish formed in Burlington 20 years ago and plans to end after this run.
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Lithgow to Perform at Montana Theater Benefit
Tony winner John Lithgow plans a July 2 benefit in Conrad Montana to help restore the Orpheum Theatre Wiegand Auditorium, a $250000 project funded by the Pondera Arts Council. Lithgow will tailor his show for children ages 3 through 8. Mary Yeager is a UCLA professor from Conrad.
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Caribbean soca star Kevin Lyttle breaks global reach
Kingston AP reports Kevin Lyttle turned a Caribbean soca hit into an international phenomenon with Turn Me On. The single sold 8.1 million copies worldwide, climbed to No 2 in Britain, and earned a four album Atlantic deal for the 26 year old from St Vincent. His debut CD is due July as he seeks broader appeal beyond soca.
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