Harrelson shines in The People vs Larry Flynt film review
A critique highlights Woody Harrelson as Flynt and Courtney Love as Althea in The People vs Larry Flynt noting Harrelson’s solid portrayal and Love’s bold performance. It discusses Flynt’s complex life, legal battles, and fluctuating beliefs against a backdrop of U.S. Supreme Court arguments and personal turmoil.
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Monday Night Acoustic Cafe for Rescue Mission Benefit
The Monday night lineup at Roaster's Comer Cafe in Fayetteville features Syracuse musician Jenny Caf hosting an open mike program from 7:30 to 9:30 pm. No cover, donations requested for the Rescue Mission. Info: 637-0907. Also, Open Mike Poetry Night at Borders Books and Music Cafe in Syracuse. Winter's Artistry at Salina Free Library in Mattydale.
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Channel 68 News Struggles With Identity In Syracuse
Channel 68's 10 pm newscast lags behind ER and NYPD Blue as WCNY IL prepares a rival 9 to 11 pm local news in Syracuse. Linda Gray says Fox News at 10 will need a stronger, distinct style while Kellogg debuts as co anchor boosting credibility.
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Woody Allen's New Musical Comedy Manages Light Hearted Intimacy
In a New York interview Woody Allen discusses his shift from comedy to lighter, musical films. He reflects on career choices, the impact of recent personal events, and the balance between satire and serious storytelling, noting a preference for comedy's immediacy.
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Road to Nashville prompts Syracuse songwriter Don Bigness
Syracuse songwriter Don Bigness, longtime Central New York musician with The Termites Just the Two of Us and Happy Days, hopes for a Nashville break while continuing charity appearances. His brother James is a Schenectady figure. Call News-Line at 472-2111 and enter 8863 to hear Mark Bialczak’s Music Notes tuned feature with “Bright City Lights and Country Cowboys.”
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