World’s Greatest Country Music Festival Heads to Nashville
Over the long weekend June 14 to 17 in downtown Nashville, Tracy Lawrence Bryan White Gary Allan and John Michael Montgomery join for Fair. Nightly concerts at the Philadelphia Coliseum feature a barbecue cook-off carnival and more. The Caroon Network introduces four new original shows Time Squad Samurai Jack Grim & Evil and Justice League. 1997 Grammy highlights include The Beatles winning for Free as a Bird and The Beatles Anthology for best music video Hillary Rodham Clinton earns best spoken word album Quincy Jones named MusiCares Man of the Year Tina Turner wins for What's Love Got to Do With It and What Be Good to Me.
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Bernard Shaw Leaves CNN After 60 Years at the Desk
CNN anchor Bernard Shaw announces he will leave the network in three months after a storied career starting at CNN in 1980. He reflects on his evolution as a reporter and his plans to write an autobiography and spend time with family, while noting AOL Time Warner changes and layoffs.
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Singer Neal Coty Earns Debut With Legacy Album
Maryland native Neal Coty dedicates himself to his Mercury Nashville debut Legacy due March 6. Coty emphasizes perseverance brings happiness and invites listeners to preview a cut via NewsLine using a phone keypad code. Michael Hirsch edits the feature and invites readers to call for the daily Music Notes update.
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Heaton Denies Celebrity Game Show Claim Amid Public Spotlight
Patricia Heaton says a false tabloid tale claiming she was invited to appear on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire is inaccurate. She emphasizes she is an actor not a personality and prefers acting roles over game shows. Heaton stars as Debra Barone on Everybody Loves Raymond and is praised for her versatility and warmth.
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Graceland and Monkeybone film mix reviewed with star power
A compact critique notes Graceland relies on Costner, Cox, and Russell to offset heavy gore and uneven plotting, while Monkeybone showcases Henry Selick's adult fantasy attempt with Fraser, Mullaly, and Fonda amid implausible motives, weak pacing, and a moral about desire versus restraint.
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