King of Siam Shines in Tony Maringo’s Broadway Revival
Reviews hail Tony Maringo as a regal King of Siam in the Broadway revival of The King and I. Critics praise his voice, presence, and adventurous interpretation, noting international acclaim from Australian previews and his ongoing global acting thread.
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Stallone’s Cop Land Rebirth Marks Career Pivot
Sylvester Stallone, 51, pursued a serious acting turn in Cop Land to escape the Hollywood label of action muscle man. The project, from James Mangold, offered him a chance to reinvent himself after years of blockbuster action roles and a public joke about his range.
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The X Files movie takes the sci fi saga to cinema
The X Files moves from TV to film with next summer's blockbuster. Creator Chris Carter says the plot will continue the series and answer major questions while raising new ones. He notes the film should be accessible yet rewarding for devoted fans and even casual viewers.
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Luther Allison blues star dies at 57 in Wisconsin
Luther Allison, noted blues singer and guitarist, died at 57 after lung cancer and brain tumors were diagnosed July 10. He lived near Paris with a Madison summer home and had won multiple Handy Awards, with a career spanning stages from Syracuse to Montreal and Beale Street.
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Missy Elliott Soars From Trash-Cans to Stardom in Portsmouth
NewsLine recalls Missy Elliott's early crowds in Portsmouth Virginia where she sang atop trash cans, now celebrated for rising to pop stardom. Her Elektra Records debut Supa Dupa Fly is billed as an R B extravaganza with a tune sample hotline provided.
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