Like father like son in Vale and Syracuse theater ties
The article traces theater and TV careers spanning Dick Clark’s family links and Syracuse connections. It highlights Kat Line and her son Van Sine with San Luis Obispo Theatre, Robin Baker’s rise on The Gregory Hines Show, Buck Jr.’s non theatrical path, and Cortland Repertory Theatre reporting record subscriptions for its 1997 season opening with Anything Goes.
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Dick Clark
Syracuse University
Perenniat Tea
Clark
John Davidson
Dack Clarks
Nashville Compan
Rivde
Augustus Clark
Kat Line
Syracuse
Kat Sine
West
Sime
Annnersan
Frond
San Luis Obispo
Calif
Line
Rex Hennot
Unversity College
Sine
Rick Riker
Famous Artists Coustn Playhouse
Fayettevlle
Harnsburg
David Sine
Stumbies
Van
Mitch
Ernest
Robin Baker
Gregory Hines
CBS
Hines
Robin
Salt City Center
Ed Acner
Buck Jr
SU Women’s Sports Documentary Struggles to Engage
A Lifetime hourlong special titled Breaking Through Our Turn to Play examines Title IX and its effects on college athletics. The review notes the program is muddled and plodding despite its timely subject, airing at 7 p.m. Thursday.
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Lifetime
Breaking Through Our Turn to Play in College Sports
A Lifetime special hosted by Geena Davis examines Title IX and women in collegiate sports. It profiles Yale women rowers from the 1970s and Syracuse athletic cuts, but offers limited context on compliance progress and the broader impact, leaving viewers with uneven narrative and few clear explanations.
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Yale University
Syracuse University
University
Paralle
Jake Crouthame
Jason Gleasman
Syracuse
Geena Davis
Pink Flamingos shaped modern film culture and counterculture
The piece argues John Waters 1972 film Pink Flamingos redefined modern cinema and pop culture, predating Star Wars and influencing indie trends, trash cinema, and punk attitudes through its low budget shock humor, transgressive style, and cult icon Divine. It notes Waters as a prophetic figure in horror comedy, tabloid sensibilities, and anti mainstream aesthetics.
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Ernest Hemingway
John Waters
Waters
Wong
Dennis Rodman
America
Star Divine
Harris Glenn Milstead
Quentin Tarantino
Divine
Killers
U.S
Michael Kennedy
Fine Line Featur
Ute
Manlius
NBCU ratings crown week with Bulls title win
NBC dominated the week of June 9 15 led by Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls claiming a fifth championship as NBA Finals games 5 and 6 drew top ratings. NBC posted a 94 rating and 18 share with CBS second, ABC third, and Fox in fourth. UPN and WB trailed among emerging networks.
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NBCU
New York
Michael Jordan
NBC
Nielsen Media Research
Chicago Bulls
National Basketball Association
Jordan
Utah Jazz
Bulls
CBS
ABC
Fox
UPN
Chicago
Utah
Seinfeld
Susan
Friends
The
Associated Press
Little House to Become a Film
Universal Studios will adapt Little House on the Prairie for the big screen. Horton Foote will be the screenwriter and executive producer, with Ed Friendly selling the rights to the name and books. The original TV series starred Michael Landon and Melissa Gilbert and ran nine seasons from 1974. Release was not set before 1999, and cast participation was not disclosed.
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Los Angeles
Little House On the Prairie
Universal Studios
Horton Foote
Laura Ingalls Wilder
Ed Friendly
Michael Landon
Charles Ingalls
Melissa Gilbert
Laura
Walnut Grove
Mann
Universal
Los Angeles Daily News
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Tim Appelo Newhouse News Service
Mark Twain
David Lynch
John
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Fine Line Features
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Teflon
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