Weekend gigs light up Odessa clubs with multiple acts
May events span The Roadhouse and Railroad Blues with acts like Buzzeze Omar and the Howlers and Anthony Gomes Band. Memorial Day Bash at Lost Coyote Saloon features Lit Pigz plus bands all day. Other venues host Blues, Rock and Bluegrass performances including Rick’s Main Event and Music City Mall concerts.
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Lit Pigz
Lost Coyote Saloon
Andrews Highway
Livid
Drayne
Pilsner Brothers
Ricks
Eighth St
WTCW
Equalizer
Doink the Clown
Junk Yard Dog
Stealth
Open Mike Night at Roadhouse in Midland
Monday Open Mike The Roadhouse hosts open mic from 7 to 10 p.m. at 6115 Andrews Highway. The American Airpower Heritage Museum in Midland displays Mission 441 about a B 17 shot down over France on June 25 1944 and the village of Cornebarrier. Public invited. call 563 1000.
Tuesday Open Mike Night at The Roadhouse
Open Mike Night runs from 7 to 10 p.m. at The Roadhouse located at 6115 Andrews Highway. Contact 550-8866 for details about the event and participation.
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Andrews Highway
Blues & Rock Night at The Roadhouse Wednesday
Blue River Blues with Brother Dewy perform 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. at The Roadhouse 6115 Andrews Highway. Rock & Roll Hybrid Child performs 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. at The Highway 550-8866.
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Kenny
Blues Man
Club Mystique
E. University Blvd
Brother Dewy
Community notices deadline and contact number
Items are due by 5 p.m. Mondays and will run as space permits. For more information, call 333-7770.
Summer film previews show sequels and family fare ahead
The article lists upcoming summer releases including Terminator 3 Rise of the Machines and other sequels like 2 Fast 2 Furious Charlie's Angels 2 Full Throttle and Lara Croft Tomb Raider The Cradle of Life. It notes family options such as Sinbad Finding Nemo and Spy Kids 3D Game Over and quotes local moviegoers on trailer-driven choices.
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Gonzales
Paul Walker
Tyrese Gibson
Vin Diesel
Kristi Craig
Odessa
Dogville Divides Cannes Critics Amid Nicole Kidman Tour
Lars Von Trier’s Dogville splits critics at Cannes with mixed praise and misgivings. Nicole Kidman earns unanimous admiration for her tortured lead, while the film’s stark minimalism and narration polarize reviewers as a Palme d’Or possibility looms. Kidman speaks of isolation and a growing commitment to challenging roles.
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Cannes
Lars von Trier
America
Nicole Kidman
von Trier
Emily Watson
Bjork
Carl Dreyer
Joan of Arc
Dogville
Grace
Kidman
John Hurt
Disney World Adds Summer Film Slate
The Associated Press notes July and August releases feature Angelina Jolie in Lara Croft Tomb Raider The Cradle of Life July 25, Freaky Friday August 1 with Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan, Gigli August 1 with Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez, Le Divorce August 8 with Kate Hudson Naomi Watts and Glenn Close, Jeepers Creepers II August 29 with Ray Wise and Jonathan Breck.
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Angelina Jolie
Lara Croft
Disney
Jamie Lee Curtis
Lindsay Lohan
Diane Johnson
Kate Hudson
Naomi Watts
Glenn Close
Ray Wise
Jonathan Breck
the Creeper
Creeper
East 9 Highway
Bruce Almighty falters as Carrey returns to slapstick
Jim Carrey headlines Bruce Nolan's God-given powers in Bruce Almighty, but the film shifts from broad humor to sermonizing. Morgan Freeman and Jennifer Aniston anchor a uneven tale as God and girlfriend, with Freeman's presence unable to save the movie from heavy-handed preaching and wasted potential.
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Powers
Almighty
Morgan Freeman
Bruce Almighty
Jim Carrey
Kirk Cameron
Carrey
Buffalo TV
Bruce Nolan
God
Red Sea
Jennifer Aniston
Bruce
Majestic
Tom Shadyac
Grace
Aniston
Freeman
Entertainment roundups spotlight Robison and more shows
Charlie Robison performs at Graham Central Station on May 30 at 9 p.m. promoting his live CD with songs including The Wedding Song and Walter. The Sunshine Boys opens May 30 at Permian Playhouse with multiple shows through June 8. tickets range 8 to 10 dollars. Lubbock Crosby Stills and Nash perform June 7 at the Coliseum. Ian Moore and his Action Company play June 7 at Railroad Blues. Camp Shakespeare runs June 9–14 for ages 13 to 18 at Globe of the Great Southwest. cost 65 dollars. Call 552-0552 362-2329 550-5456 806-770-2000 or 1-800-735-1288 for details.
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Charlie Robison
Graham Central Station
Preston Smith Road
Robison
Walter
Lubbock
Crosby, Stills and Nash
Lubbock Municipal Coliseum
Globe of the Great Southwest
Shakespeare Road
Kathryn Graybill
Shakespeare
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Anthony Gomes
W. Holland Pave
Rock & Blues
Valpine
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Howlers
Railroad Blues
Holland Ave
Bluegrass Sandhills Bluegrass
Music City Mall
Ricky Boen
Texas Mud
American Airpower Heritage Museum
Midland
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Finch
Eddie Kaye Thomas
Jim
Skynet
T-X
Kristanna Loken
T-101
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Connor
Kate
Claire Danes
Nemo
Craig
Josh Hartnett
Harrison Ford
Samuel L. Jackson
Colin Farrell
Michelle Rodriguez
Jason
Michael Wilmington
KRT News Service
Tom Cruise
Rampling
Kat
Disney World
Johnny Depp
Orlando Bloom
Gigli
Ben Affleck
L.A
Jennifer Lopez
Affleck
Lopez
al Pacino
Christopher Walken
the Associated Press
Review
RounpuPp
Playhouse
Neil Simon
Sunshine Boys
Permian Playhouse
42Nd St
Ian Moore
Action Company
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