Entertainment Highlights and Key Celebrity Moments
A roundup of music certifications and comebacks, with the Beatles and Led Zeppelin leading RCA. Dolly Parton plans a film return after a long hiatus, while St. Louis rapper Nelly heads a spring tour before rejoining the St. Lunatics for their debut album. Mariah Carey is treated for food poisoning after oysters, and past music figures Roosevelt Barnes and Sarah Vaughan are noted for deaths in earlier years.
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Nelly
Midwest
the St. Lunatics
Alley Life
Indiana University
Mariah Carey
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Atlanta
Dweezil
Ahmet Zappa
USA Network
Roosevelt
Booba
Bames
Sarah Naughan
California
Nevis Senice
The Living End Rock Band Profile
Melbourne natives Chris Cheney Scott Owen and Travis Demsey blend rockabilly punk and pop. Rolling Stone hails their loud rock n roll appeal. To hear a cut call NewsLine and enter TV 13863 for Mark Bialczak's Music Notes featuring Astor Paranoia.
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The
Living End
Rolling Stone Magazine
Reprise Records
Mellbourne
Chris Cheney
Scott Owen
Travis Demsey
Mark Bialczak
Ready for Prime Time Debut of Fayetteville Teen Composer
Keith Ward, an 18-year-old from Fayetteville, releases five-song debut Composure. He delivers original pop and piano driven pieces with showsman flair, including Time to Go and Blue Moon. The album, 19 minutes long, showcases a young pianist gaining a live following at local venues and showcases.
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Fayetteville
Ward
Dave Matthews Band
Rochester
Tripping Bilches
Daniel Jack
Armory
Landmarks Theatre
Heavy Metal Acts Fuel Newsline Song Dial Listings
The piece notes a Newsline service offering rock tracks by Keith Ward Pull Second Baptist Church Cyndra Fyore Skindigs with dial codes. It profiles bands Mike Vail Ed Kinney Jeff Garrett Nate Horton, highlighting Woodstock 99 stages, and compares Pull and others to Metallica Godsmack for tracks Brain Damage Road Rage Get Thru.
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NewsLine
Keith Ward
Pull
Second Baptist Church
Qivir
Cyndra Fyore
Skindigs
Mike Vail
Ed Kinney
Jeff Garrett
Nate Horton
Rome
Pail
Metallica
James Hetfield
Lars Ulrich
Godsmack
John Anderson charts change in country music roots
Nashville star John Anderson reflects on breaking rules with Swingin and evolving country sounds amid shifts in the industry. He recalls early struggles in Apopka Florida, breakthrough in 1980, and hits like Am Just an Old Chunk of Coal and Swingin shaping his career and views on modern life. The singer discusses lyrically the loss of innocence and the impact of news and violence on society.
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Nashville
Tenn
Dan
John Anderson
Anderson
Springsteen
Atlantic Ci
Bean Dillon
Billy Joe Shaver
Associaed
Pres
Review of Two Films and Stage Plays Mentioned
The piece critiques the romantic comedy Someone Like You starring Ashley Judd and Greg Kinnear, noting Ada Judd’s lighter work and uneven tone, with Hugh Jackman and Marisa Tomei in supporting roles. It also discusses Tony Goldwyn’s directing in A Walk on the Moon. A separate theater review praises Meris’s The Learned Ladies production and Melissa Zaksi’s Auntie Mame-esque performance, with modest mention of Sean Pratt and Kate Wronowski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Roberts
Ashley Judd
Treee
Judd
Greg Kinnear
Ellen Barkin
Hugh Jackman
Greenwich Village
Biief
Marisa Tomei
Kinnear
Jackman
Tony Goldwyn
Naomi
le Moyne College
Boot and Buskin
Moliere
William S. Mortis
Ming
Meris
Melissa Zaksi
Zaksi
Mame
Sean Pratt
Kate Wronowski
Wamesy
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Madonne
Wincennstus
Beatles
Elvis Presley
Recording Industry Association of America
Eagles
Leu Zeppelin
Dolly Parton
Disney Co
McKlusky
Clene Sanford
Robert Simonds
Parton
Disney
Arquette
Thornton
Pawicia Arquette
Billy Bob Thornton
Horiton
Arguelle
New Orleans
Sarah Vaughan
Michael Hirsch
Cori
Rock
Nile
Mike Vali
Mate Horton
Jim Patterson
Associated Press
Brice Springsteen
Chris Knight
Enc Reatherly
NRBQ
al Anderson
Apopka
Country Music Association
Joan E. Vadeboncoecr
Erteria
T Mens Colemaist
Fico
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