Baldwins and Joneses Holiday Visit Shocks Syracuse Crowd
Syracuse hosted a star studded holiday scene as Alec Baldwin Wadham and Stephen Baldwin join Grace Jones and her son Paolo in Camillus and Syracuse. The group enjoyed movies at Landmark and Carousel Center, dined at local restaurants, and attended skits at Carol Baldwin’s home while Carol promotes the Landmark Theatre’s finances. Bonnie Bedelia given different name to avoid confusion with Culkins. plans an upcoming project Speechless.
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Syracuse
Baldwin Brothers
Alec, Wadham
Stephen
Grace Jones
Alec Baldwin
Stephen Baldwin
Jones
Landmark Theatre
Baldwins
Paolo
Alec
Frank Malfitano
Landmark
Carol
Kim
Carousel Center Cinemas
Richie Rich
Grmbaldi’s
Erie Boulevard
Armory Square
Cazenovia
Camillus
Bill
Chynna Phillips
Basinger
Robert and
Marjorie Jones
Lyncourt
Syracuse Walk of Stars
1995 SAMMY awards fundraiser at Styleen's Rhythm Palace
A Thursday 8 p.m. fund raiser at Styleen's Rhythm Palace 314 S Franklin St Armory Square nets proceeds to the 1995 Syracuse Area Music Awards. Local singer songwriters Gary Frenay Karen Savoca Peter Heitzman Dennis Friscia Joe Whiting Loren Barnger perform. Tickets are $5 at the door. For info call Landmark Theatre at 475 7979.
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Styleen
Rhythm Palace
S. Franklin St
Armory Square
Syracuse
TV realism gaps in sitcoms draw viewer complaints
A critique of how sitcoms, including Roseanne, fail to reflect real life with messy kitchens, proper milk storage, drinkable tap water, and everyday miscommunications. The piece notes recurring TV clichés like clean kids, makeup at night, and hushed conversations that defy ordinary living.
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Winslows
Realistic details in TV shows aside from tidy sitcoms
A critique contrasts how real life appears in sitcoms and dramas, noting cluttered kitchens, malfunctioning appliances, and authentic moments in Roseanne and Seinfeld. It inventories missteps in modern dramas and comedies, highlighting doors, lighting, and set pieces as barriers to true realism.
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Archie
Julia Sugarbaker
Magnum, P.I
Jim Rockford
Thomas Magnum
Robin Masters
The Last Adam at Syracuse Stage opens with preview
Today at 7 30 p m in John D Archbold Theatre Syracuse Stage presents The Last Adam, a story of passion and humor in an Italian setting. Tickets are 19 dollars. box office 443 3275.
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Vittorio Rossi
U.S
John D. Archbold Theatre
Syracuse
Genesee St
Holiday films found coal in stockings
Dallas Morning News reports a lukewarm holiday weekend at the box office with nine openings from Dec. 21 to Christmas Day. Top earners were The Santa Clause and Dumb and Dumber, while Street Fighter led among newer releases with 9.5 million in four days.
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Tim Allen
Hollywood
Nell
Rudyard Kipling
Robert Altman
Nora Ephron
Richie Rich
Macaulay Culkin
Disclosure
Schwarzenegger
Annie
Oscar Buzz
Susan Sarandon
Gary Oldman
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