Celebrities For Mick Jagger Swap project in development
Celebrity gossip notes Mick Jagger developing a project titled Swap with Jagged Productions for Paramount. The piece mentions Jagger as theme and potential Jude Law as a younger alter ego, along with other pop culture chatter about Billy Bob Thornton Angelina Jolie Laura Dern and Oprah Winfrey in various entanglements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mick Jagger
Mick
Tvs
Jagged Productions
Paramount
Jagger
Jude Law
Martin Scorsese
Laura Bem
Billy Bob Thornton
Angelina Jolie
Abused man criticizes justice system in column dialogue
A reader laments that courts failed to protect him from abuse by his wife and notes his custody and paycheck loss. Ann Landers replies advise seeking a female lawyer and harsher justice. A separate notice promotes National Day of Hearing Testing on May 6 2000 with SHHH coordinating screenings nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Ann Landers
Neter
David
Oregon
Tam
Unnion
Dear Ann Landers
People Inc
SHHH
Woodmont Ave
Bethesda
Shhiorg. Ann
John L. Jaco
John L Jace
Helen Keller
Return To Primeval Dining The Club Bites Back
Comtr buting writer Robert McNamara argues modern dining strips effort from eating. He imagines a retro revival of food procurement with clubs and primal competition, joking about drive thrus and the old ways of hunting for meals. He invites readers to consider a tougher, hands on approach to food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welb
Teen Competitive Exhibition showcases minority student art
Just before Corcoran High Schools football opener junior Ramon Thomas played through grief and honored his grandfather with The Love of a Grandson. The 27th annual Teen Competitive Exhibition at The Community Folk Art Gallery runs through April 27 co sponsored by the Gallery and Syracuse Chapter of The Links Inc. It features 58 students from seven area high schools with works ranging from personal experiences to nature and everyday objects. Winners include Kamar Elliott with A Plumber at Work and Wyacheslay Tsoy with Man Standing in Street. the show honors minority artists and began 27 years ago to provide competitive opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Folk Art Gallery
Syracuse
The
Links Inc
Thomas
Kamar Elliott
Et- Hot
Henninger High School
Wyacheslay Tsoy
Jamesville-DeWitt High School
Herb Williams
Links Inc Syracuse Chapter Teaches Youth Art Exhibition
The Syracuse Chapter of Links Inc co-sponsors with The Community Folk Art Gallery The Teen Competitive Exhibition. The international organization of African American women was founded in Philadelphia in 1946 to form a chain of strength improving life for African Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
the Links Inc
Community Folk Art Gallery
Philadelphia
Teen Competitive Art Exhibition opens in Syracuse gallery
More than 50 works by minority students from Corcoran Fayetteville Manlius Fowler Henninger Jamesville DeWitt Liverpool and Nottingham high schools are on view at the Community Folk Art Gallery 2223 E Genesee St Syracuse through April 27 Admission is $5 for adults and $1 for children Nancy Peck Corcoran art teacher and ACTSO co founder notes the show helps students see themselves as artists and hints at future career paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corcoran
Fayetteville-Manlius
Fowler
Henninger
Jamesville-DeWitt
Liverpool
Nottingham
Community Folk Art Gallery
E. Genesee St
Syracuse
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Rush
Joenna Molloy
Thornton
Dern
Men's Journal
Tro
Julie
Billy Bob
New National Enquirer
Deim
Diane Ladd
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Hawaii
Houston
Whitey Houston
Sizer
Sunport
Oprah
Cosby
Oprah Winfrey
Stedman Graham
Winfrey
Graham
Radio City
Stedman
Burt
Kathleen Turner
London
Gwyneth Paltrow
Kinko's
National Environmental Organization
New York
Ann Landers
Robert McNamara
Air Wheat
Imre
Ely
Corcoran High School
Ramon Thomas
Dave Lassm Provegrepre Corcoran
Feff
Ekwan Brooks
Tristan Crain
Shakira Jones
Roman Thomas
Darian Robinson
Marcus Acevedo
Alan Harper
Nancy Peck
Peck
ACTSO
Links, Inc
Carol Charles
Tye
Tristan Cram
Nen Kear
Bob Shenfield
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!