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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 2001
Page
9
Nick Hooks with Jive to launch Nick Records, aiming to position Nickelodeon as leader in kids and tween entertainment. Albie Hecht cites expansion into music as a strategic move alongside kids programming and branding.
Jazz pianist Keiko Matsui unveils a global concert tour to support the National Marrow Donor Program. Her latest album Deep Blue released July 17, and information is available through marrow and Asian marrow campaign sites.
Charles M. Russell watercolor titled A Disputed Trail sold for 2.1 million, surpassing prior Russell watercolor records. Estimated at 600000 to 900000, the work went to an undisclosed bidder per news service.
Cyndy Lou Cordes, formerly a Central New York librarian, now in New Jersey, blends classical and jazz in a new 13 song family collection The Adventures of Cindy Lou She serves as Panceton Public Library children’s librarian and promotes the track The Spirit Song via NewsLine 472-2111 and Mark Bialevak’s Music Notes feature.
Contributing writer David Abrams praises Christopher Alden’s Glimmerglass staging of The Rape of Lucretia. The production eliminates static oratorio moments and uses a chorus as onstage alter egos, enhancing psychological drama. Performances by Earle Patriarco Christine Goerke Goethe Eric Owens Nathan Gunn and others are highlighted for vocal mastery and dramatic presence.
Glimmerglass Opera presents Britten's The Rape of Lucretia at the Alice Busch Opera Theater near Cooperstown. Performances run Sundays and select dates with matinees at 2 p.m. and Saturday evenings at 7 30 p.m. Tickets via (607) 547-2255 or glimmerglass.org.
Actress Helena Bonham Carter discusses joining Tim Burton's Planet of the Apes as the activist ape defending human rights. She recalls early fame from Lady Jane and A Room With a View, notes growth as an actor, and reflects on influence from Kenneth Branagh and past romances shaping her career.
Washington Post writer Tom Shales critiques NBC and CBS for degrading prime time with reality shows like Fear Factor and Spy TV. He notes NBC president Jeff Zucker’s defense and CBS’s Big Brother 2 escalation, arguing the networks have lowered standards and harmed television’s quality. Farnsworth’s legacy is invoked as a warning.
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