Wat Disney acquires Jeffenes Colt Creek Manor film star
The Wat Disney Co buys actor Rewh ard Jeffenes' film property Colt Creek Manner linked to 1995 ChexCine fin cSt. Jeffenes won for the film about an urban couple facing danger as they confront a former owner during a real estate move. Auction of 12 000 items from country singer Bus Car Willie set in Branson missouri. bidders register at Hollister Auction Gallery, bidding through Friday.
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Robert Mirabal releases new CD Music From a Painted Cave
Native American musician Robert Mirabal markets a new CD pairing tracks from his first three albums with material from a PBS live concert. The release includes a promotional cut and requires a phone-activated tuning prompt to hear it, per Music Notes by Mark Bialczak.
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Nashville's early postwar indie labels built a lasting music city
Independent Nashville imprints like Bullet, Excello, Republic, and King formed the postwar do it yourself scene, pushing blues, gospel and hillbilly amid a growing recording infrastructure. Leaders Jim Bullet and Ernie Young drove regional hits and nationwide reach, foreshadowing major label moves into Music City after World War II.
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Bing Crosby A Pop Icon Through A World Of Sound
Los Angeles Times critic Robert Hilburn reviews Jed Garry Giddins two volume biography of Bing Crosby. The first volume covers 1903 to 1940 and has earned strong reviews. Crosby influenced Roy Rogers and Louis Armstrong while his cool early style contrasted with later rock era trends. Crosby’s artistry rested on timing, lyric meaning, and intimate performance.
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Tepper Center for Careers in Theatre Opens at SU Drama Dept
Arielle Tepper, SU class of 1994 and Broadway producer, funds the Tepper Center for Careers in Theatre within the drama department. Plans include a three credit professional practices course with NYC and LA professionals, a fall lecture series, a senior NYC orientation meeting with agents, and a NYC showcase on April 9 for industry figures. The center is led by Lisa Nicholas-Lobo and Tepper will be honored at Lubin House reception.
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