Breakdown film review blends thriller flaws with odd sci fi
The critique portrays Breakdown as a tepid thriller with a slow start and few surprises. Cast performances by Kon for Taylor and J T Walsh stand out, while Kathleen Quinlan fades early. Other notes touch on actors and an odd fantasy subplot about Roos and Komodo. The piece also mentions Disney's Beauty and the Beast closing in Toronto after two years, with over 1.15 million audience members.
Tony Awards Predictions Stir Broadway Guesswork
A Tony sneak peek blends predictions from about 20 industry insiders. Chicago leads the field with strong support for multiple categories, while Jekyll and Hyde, Steel Pier, and Titanic feature in varied contending lists. Lead acting contenders include Plummer, Gambon, and McTeer with Cathy teams and theater figures spotlighting several others.
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C-SPAN signs 15-year affiliation deal with TCI
C-SPAN will remain on 14.3 million homes after Tele-Communications Inc ties up a three year agreement securing financial backing and broader access. CEO Brian Lamb credits TCI president Leo Hindery for halting erosion of must carry provisions and stabilizing the Washington based network’s future. C-SPAN is available in about 70.4 million homes nationwide.
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Orbit band shifts from four to eight tracks with A&M deal
Orbit, Boston based, evolved from four track to eight track recording with Jeff Lowe Robbins on guitar, Paul Buckley on drums, and Wally Gagel on bass. Now signed to A&M Records and promoting Libido Speedway. They perform Friday at Hungry Charleys in Marshall Street alley. Call NewsLine 472-2111 to hear a cut, tune Rockets, and hear Mark Bialczak's Music Notes.
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Radio bosses warn against complacency in Syracuse market
General manager Joel Delmonico of Cox Radio discusses station strategy across five Syracuse outlets. He confirms Baker remains under contract at WSYR but hints at uncertainty, citing personal matters. Ratings show Baker-led morning block at WSYR dominance while other Cox stations push for freshness.
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