Internet radio subscription launches with mixed offerings
An entertainment report outlines Mai Match testing an online radio service with three price tiers from 4.98 monthly to 349.95 yearly. It highlights user design options for personal stations and era-based custom stations. The piece also notes a 36th Academy Awards gala hosted from Los Angeles with performers including Toby Keith and Kenny Chesney, plus historic entertainment milestones and legal actions from 1995 to 1999.
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Beaches
Radio MX
Los Angeles
CBS
Wtvh-Tv
Soil Carny
P.m
Glen Campbell
Kenny Rogers
Toby Keith
Lee Ann Womack
Kenny Chesney
Lonestar
Jo Dee Messina
Shedaisy
Warren Srothers
Sara Exana
Dwight Yoakum
Brooks & Dunn
Billy Gumar
Brad Paisley
New Work in Concert at Stanley Center Utica
On NewsLine her new work will be performed in concert at 8 p.m. on June 16 at the Stanley Performing Arts Center in Utica. Tickets are $26 and can be obtained by calling 472-0700.
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Stanley Performing Arts Center
Utica
Reveling and Reckoning DiFranco at Utica venue
Buffalo singer songwriter Ani DiFranco showcases a wide span of musical content on Reveling Reckoning, from solo guitar to instrumental pieces. She performs at 8 p.m. June 16 at the Siamicy Performing Arts Center in Utica with tickets $26. Call 472-0700 for tickets.
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Ani DiFranco
Buffalo
Righteous Babe Records
DiFranco
Siamicy Performing Art Center
Utica
Mark Bialczak
Stevie Nicks Reflects On Independence And New Album
Stevie Nicks says she is too busy for relationships as she promotes Trouble in Shangri La her first solo album in seven years. She wrote most songs alone but collaborated with Sheryl Crow and drew inspiration from Tom Petty who encouraged her to write solo. Nicks blends new material with older tracks and describes a survivor’s spirit in the disc while living solo in Los Angeles.
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Shanga-La
Los Angeles
Tom Petty
Nicks
Tom
Sheryl Crow
Crow
Don Henley
Ae Pnezos
Randi Angin
Hi Stevie Nicks
Fleetwood Mac
Marine Midland Arena
Hsbc Arena
Buffalo
Shangri la
Stevie Nicks
NewsLine
Shangri-La
New York
Phoenix
Stevie Nicks Ups Her Album Shangri La with Star Guests
Stevie Nicks promotes Trouble in Shangri La featuring Inviti Maines of the Dixie Chicks and guests Sarah McLachlan Macy Gray Fleetwood Macstainan and Lindsey Buckingham. She calls the set a cohesive return with intimate vocals exploring love across several tracks.
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Sarah MacLachlan
Macy Gray
Fleet~wood Macstainan
Lindsey Buckingham
Sweet Angel
Nicks
The Producers Leads Tony Nominations With 15 Bids
The Producers tops the 2001 Tony nods with 15 nominations including best musical. Nathan Lane Matthew Broderick and several cast members are recognized, as are Brooks and other shows like The Full Monty and 42nd Street in a crowded field for theater’s top honors.
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Nathan Lane
Matthew Broderick
Roger Bart
Gary Beach
Brad Oscar
Mel Brooks
Brooks
Nathan Lane Firft
2001 Tony nominations summarize major musical and play categories
The list catalogs 2001 Tony nominations across categories for musicals and plays. It names nominees for Best Musical and Best Play, along with actors, actresses, designers, and crew such as Sean Campion, Richard Easton, Mary Louise Parker, Blythe Danner, Nathan Lane, and Patrick Wilson, among others, for works including The Producers, The Full Monty, Proof, King Hedley II, and Jane Eyre.
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Ed Kleban
Charlotte Bronte
David Auburn
Tom Stoppard
A.E. Housman
Hed+rey I
August Wilson
America
Charles Busch
Brian Stokes Mitchell
Richard Easton
Housman
Gary Sinise
Sean Campion
King Hedley II
Allergist’s Wife
Jane Eyr
Conteth Hill
King Hetley II
Juliette Binoche
Linda Lavin
Mary- Louise Parker
Jean Smart
Leslie Uggams
Matthew Brodenck
Kevin Chamberin
Tom Hewat
Nathan Lane
Patrick Wilsom
Blythe Danner
Gaisine Ebersole
Randy Graff
Faith Prince
Marla Schattel
Charles Brown
Larry Bryggman
Michael Hayden
Nuremberg
Robert Sean Leonard
Ben Shenkman
Tales of Hoffmann ends Syracuse Opera season with high note
Syracuse Opera closes its season with The Tales of Hoffmann directed by Richard McKee. Cast highlights include Joan Eubank as Hoffmanns three loves Olympia Antonia and Giulietta, Barton Green as Hoffmann, Leah Creek as Nicklausse and Melvin Lowery as Frantz with inventive stage devices and strong performances throughout.
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Emanng Dunn
Staffehengrand
Melvin Lowery
Frantz
Jacques Offenbach
Syracuse Opera
Richard McKee
Joan Eubank
Barton Green
Leah Creek
Eubank
Stella
Green
Nicklausse
Hoffmann
Creek
Antonia
Michael Connor
Jimi James
Giulietta
John Fanning
Dr. Miracle
McKee
Olympia
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Viola Davis
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Proof
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Marthe Kelter
Michelle Lee
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Kate Levering
Mary Testa
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Pegay Eisenhauer
Paul Gallo
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Jim Moore
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Jack O'Brien
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Christopher Ashley
Mark Bramble
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Joan E. Des
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