Syracuse Attorney Shares Stage With Julie Andrews
Syracuse attorney Barry Shulman shared a Broadway stage moment with Julie Andrews during a Victor Victoria performance at the Marquis Theatre. The stint, given as a birthday gift for Shulman to benefit Broadway Cares Equity Fights AIDS, included handmade cards and a drag queen cutout book.
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Michael Nouri
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Connie
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Wooing Hollywood to Face/Off as Balanchine of violence
In a candid portrait, John Woo, the Hong Kong director of Face/Off, appears gentle yet orchestrates brutal cinema. He discusses his autobiographical view of good and bad, family as motive, and a childhood filled with poverty, gang fighting, and upheaval in China and Hong Kong.
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R&B Legends Brown and Little Richard to Share Stage at State Fair
James Brown and Little Richard headline Aug 23 at the state fair Grandstand with hits like I Got You and Lucille. Tickets start at 18, go on sale Saturday at 9 am along with 11 days of Grandstand shows including The Beach Boys Aug 21 and Allman Brothers Aug 25 with varied prices.
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Four Tops member Lawrence Payton dies at 39
Lawrence Payton, a key Four Tops singer, died Friday at age 39. The Detroit-born performer helped shape the group’s Motown era with hits like Reach Out and I Can't Help Myself, rising from school performances to global fame alongside Levi Stubbs, Abdul Fakir, and Renaldo Benson.
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En Vogue Return with EV3 Album and Self-Written Songs
En Vogue members Terry Ellis Cindy Herron and Maxine Jones lead a comeback with Elektra Records EV3 They wrote several songs for the project expressing growth as individuals and as a group after a nearly three year hiatus The piece notes a NewsLine audio feature and a phone code to hear Mark Bralczak's Music Notes segment.
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Terry Ellis
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