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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 2000
Page
9
A gossip filled piece outlines Oprah Winfrey facing a flurry of photographers during a 1996 appearance. It notes a controversial project with two lensmen and a contentious book title amid TV shows and production tensions.
London Daily Rapiess reports creator Matt Goenme pitches a major animated film adaptation. Casting includes Siondi Gleeson and Steven Smelbyre with Jude Law and Haley Joel Osment rumored for key roles. Plot noted as robots with artificial intelligence, New York setting, underwater sequences, and a mystery surrounding a summer festival slate.
News summary notes Nappy Brown, hailed as master of showmanship, performing a Savoy Entertainment set titled Night Tring is the Right Time. The brief mentions his early era, noted for a strong vocal presence and engaging stage appeal.
Wyclef Jean discusses his new solo release The Ecleftic Two Sides to a Book while addressing Fugees future. He reflects on Lauryn Hill Pras and the group’s influence and explains his aim to blend Caribbean and soul sounds while maintaining a positive vibe. He recalls past performances, co writing credits, and the evolving role of Fugees in his career.
The Dallas Morning News reports the Parents Television Council named WWE Smackdown on UPN among the 10 worst shows of the year. The group cites gratuitous violence and vulgar language, noting Smackdown airs at 8 pm and targets younger viewers while other programs include morality themes.
Salt City presents a two hour family musical of Beauty and the Beast featuring Belle and the Beast in a larger cast with music by Lotito and Rosie. The show expands the tale with new songs and stronger dramatic weight, aiming for broader appeal beyond children.
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