Artists Reception Sunday At Carnegie Cultural Center
The Ottawa Community Arts Council hosts a public artists reception for photographers Mike Detwiler and Gene Berryman this Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. on the Carnegie Cultural Center main floor gallery. Berryman’s Tecumseh works explore nature and land through color and composition. Detwiler, founder of Illustrated Imagery, showcases varied methods including digital watercolor. Refreshments will be served.
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Canoeists to Meet Saturday in Kansas City
Ozark Wilderness Waterways Club will hold its monthly meeting at Camp Lake of the Woods Dining Lodge in Swope Park Kansas City. A 6:30 p.m. potluck precedes the business meeting and a PBS video feature on saving the Hudson River. Public invited. Entrance via Oldham Road and Blue River Road. For information call 816 363 0925.
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Gere and Lane reunite in Unfaithful thriller release
Los Angeles AP reports Richard Gere and Diane Lane team up for the thriller Unfaithful their first collaboration since The Cotton Club eighteen years ago The couple play a long married pair whose stable family life unravels after the wife begins an affair with a Frenchman and the husband reacts with jealousy
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Los Angeles
Richard Gere
Diane Lane
Stones launch world tour with blimp stunt in New York
The Rolling Stones unveiled a global tour with a yellow blimp at Van Cortlandt Park New York, marking their 40th anniversary. The band will perform clubs and arenas starting September 5 in Boston, with opening acts including Sheryl Crow and No Doubt. Prices range from 50 to 100 dollars.
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Top Ranked TV Shows and Viewership Figures
Top programs include ER on NBC with 16.6 million homes and CSI on CBS at 15.9 million. Friends on NBC drew 15.4 million, with Friends 8 30pm at 13.1 million. NBC marked its 75th anniversary at 12.7 million. Law and Order 12.5 million. West Wing 11.4 million. Survivor Marquesas on CBS and Everybody Loves Raymond on CBS both about 11.2 to 12.0 million, while SVU and Will and Grace on NBC sit at 11.2 to 11.8 million.
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Cats to end London stage run on 21st birthday
Andrew Lloyd Webber musical Cats will close in London on its 21st birthday with a mass finale at the New London Theatre on May 11. Elaine Paige Brian Blessed and Wayne Sleep will join about 150 former and current cast members for the celebration.
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Salute to Taurean Armed Forces Spotlight Page
A Friday May 24 salute page honors those serving and who have served, inviting sponsors to sponsor a spot on the page. The feature aims to recognize military personnel from past and present eras, highlighting their service.
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