Source Hip Hop Awards 2001 Hosts Busts Rhymes and Vivica Fox
Rapper Busts Rhymes and actress Vivica A Fox will host The Source Hip Hop Music Awards 2001 airing at 8 p.m. Tuesday on UPN. Rhymes, known for innovative hip hop and the album Anarchy, teams with Fox famed for Independence Day and Two Can Play That Game.
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McPartland and Brubeck Team for TV Jazz Special
Miriam McPartland hosts a TV version of Piano Jazz with Dave Brubeck. Brubeck, a guest on the NPR program previously, joins for a new medium adaptation as McPartland, 83, steers the show.
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Etta James Sings Classic Ballads on Blue Gardenia
Etta James headlines three ballads on her Private Music Records disc Blue Gardenia. The diva’s influence spans Janis Joplin to Bonnie Raitt as NewsLine previews her new music notes feature by Mark Bialczak.
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Mister Rogers Neigh borhood ends its original run after 33 years
Fred Rogers reflects on the program ending its daily run with new episodes tapering to reruns. He remains active with Family Communications, developing books and workshops while continuing to influence children's media and family programming through nonprofit efforts and online resources.
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Lakeside Serenades Highlights Skaneateles Festival
Thursday's Brook Farm concert under Imant Kotsinsch drew about 600 in attendance. The outdoor show featured Elgar and Dvorak serenades and Mozart Piano Concerto No. 12 with Diane Walsh, praised for refined, aristocratic grace though Elgars Serenade for Strings underperformed outdoors.
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Curse of the Jade Scorpion review dulls Woody Allen
Woody Allen stars with Helen Hunt in The Curse of the Jade Scorpion a 1940s detective spoof that falls flat. The plot centers on an insurance investigator drawn into jewel robberies after a hypnotist spell while Hunt’s character is also hypnotized. Despite a capable cast the humor is sporadic and Allen appears unconvincing as lead.
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Ghosts of Mars review: a flawed Carpenter misfire
The piece criticizes Ghosts of Mars as a disappointing film from John Carpenter noting weak concept and miscast leads Ice Cube Natasha Henstridge Jason Statham and Pam Grier are mentioned as underwhelming while Desolation Williams and Mars miners offer fragility. The reviewer describes a chaotic plot with unmaterialized ghosts and a chauvinist tech expert amid a red glow affecting crew and planet.
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