Starlight Theatre 2001 Concert Series lineup announced
Kansas City plans include Beach Boys and America on June 24 and Kenny Rogers with the Kansas City Symphony on Aug 31. Wynonna closes Oct 12. The season runs May 20 to Oct 12 and features comedy, rap, jazz, disco, Christian, pop and country with many noted acts and special collaborations. Tickets via Ticketmaster. info at (816) 363-7827.
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Danson Finds Perfect Role to Break From Sam Malone
Ted Danson, transitioning from Sam Malone on Cheers, stars as Dr John Becker in Becker, a misanthropic Harvard-educated physician fleeing to the Bronx. The show, wrapping its third season, marks a sharp shift to a character-driven comedy while Danson reflects on past flop Ink and his desire to avoid lighthearted bartender roles.
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Veteran stars back on top at ACM Awards
A renewal theme ran through the ACM Awards as veterans reclaim prominence. Dixie Chicks and Lee Ann Womack led with three trophies each, while Kenny Rogers and Barbara Mandrell received career honors, marking a festive return for seasoned stars.
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Allen sues ex producer over film profits dispute
Woody Allen sues ex friend and producer Jean Doumanian and Sweetland Films in Manhattan Supreme Court for allegedly withholding regular and accurate earnings data from eight jointly produced films. The first three movies had a written agreement from August 1, 1993. the remaining five were based on that contract but oral. Movies cited include Bullets Over Broadway, Mighty Aphrodite, Everyone Says I Love You, Deconstructing Harry, Wild Man Blues, Celebrity, Sweet and Lowdown, and Small Time Crooks.
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