Entertainment News Mix of TV Board Moves and Film Cast Talks
A Landmark Resorts board changes with new development ties and executive shifts. Dennis Snow exits stage, while Daryl Worley seeks a country music comeback. Mark Ruffalo and James Gandolfini linked to projects with studio plans and Nashville shoot dates. Ruben Santiago-Hudson joins Domestic Disturbance cast. Danny Tra volta drama details surface amid 2000 award chatter and Spice Girl Gulzar split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Ruffalo
Roe
Robert Redford
Rod Lane
Nashville
James Gandolfini
Ruffalo
Mint
Max
Gwyneth Parrow
Flammable Tribute Fetes Red Hot Chili Peppers Bands
Bands of diverse styles honor the Los Angeles group with a tribute titled Flammable Tribute to The Red Hot Chili Peppers. The event blends jazz, dives and electronic styles as fans catch a sample via NewsLine details and a Music Notes feature highlighting Owl’s Behind the Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Tiibute
Jets
Los Angeles
Tynes
Biahzahs Daily
Owl
Bob Newhart Shines in The Sports Pages Preview
Bob Newhart stars as Doc Waddems in a satire about golf and fair play on Showtime’s The Sports Pages. The piece also profiles his career from Button-Down Mind to Newhart and George & Leo, noting long friendships and a relaxed approach to TV comebacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhart
Los Angeles
Doc Waddems
Bob Newhart
Doc Wadders
Waddems
Showtime
Bel-Air Country Club
Bob Newhant
Bob
Ginnie
George Burs
Jack Lenny
Don Rickles
Catholic University of America
Washington
Rigzhard Crenna
James Gamer
Dick Mastin
Mike Connors
Uniike Wadders
Golf Beener
Burmly
Dick Loudon
Warner Bros
Elvis Presley
Bob Hartley
Emily
Suzanne Pieshhette
George
Leo
Murder at Cafe Noir at Glen Loch theater
A dinner theater spoof of film noir runs through Feb 4 at Glen Loch Nilldimmer Theater. Audience chooses the suspect from five characters including Gauvreau’s lover, wife, Gypsy, Cairo, and a dealer. The show features audience voting, Bogart homages, and musical interludes despite uneven pacing and hearing issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cafe Noir
David Lend
Bob Brown
Andre Gauvreau
Humphrey Bogart
Glen Loch Nill Dimmer Theater
North St. Jamesville
Cafe
Madame Toureau
Becky Bourill
Land of
Mustique
Caribbean
Rick Archer
Bogart
Brown
Gauvreau
Salt City theater woes top the year 2000
The piece chronicles Salt City Center for the Performing Arts near closure in 2000 due to fire code violations and funding gaps, aided by a $230,000 incentive grant to avert a shutdown, and notes shifts in local theater, with Star Productions in Cicero also closing its fall season plans after a three year run.
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Salt City Center
Joseph N. Lotito
S. Crouse Ave
Salt City
James Walsh
Ronondaga
Mnor
Syracuse Stage
Cicero Theater
Star Productions
Manda Raymond
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Worley
Daryl Worley
Ne Toves
Mageavine
Wortey
Lurie’s
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Santiago-Hudson
Ruben Santiago-Hundson
Shaft
Paramount Pictures
Harold Becker
Geka Travolta
Vince Vaughn
Mel Gaby
Spice Giri Meranic
Mel G
Gulzar
Carlos Santana
Eeernemia 7
NewsLine
Werner Bros R
Flea
Cord
Star Report
Patty Lok
Michael Hirsch
Laurel Saiz
Rick
America
Casablanca
Katherine Clare Bibofsky
Shéiia Wenterly
James Meechy
Anthony Cairo
Mary Astor
Peter Love
Simon Gatierman
John Seavers
Weaderly
David Walker
Thursby
Walker
Marie Lame
Cathleen O’brien
Toureau
Cairo
Gutterman
Nary
Salt Citys
Otter
Stephen Sondheim
Dreamcoat
Holly Wilson-Perrotto
Turning Stone Casino
Verona
Empire Theater
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