Entertainment wrap highlights TV Alec Taurus awards and Pearl Jam event
News briefs cover a Taurus Honore Award for a stunt and a director award amid TV and film notes. Pearl Jam confirms a benefit concert in Spuntan View under Neil Young for Bridge School in San Francisco, with a DVD VHS release planned. Marilyn Monroe’s 75th birthday marks the Diamond Collection DVD release, featuring classic titles. Gene Clark dies at 46 in Sherman Oaks. Bob Dylan born in Duluth in 1941.
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Golden Bowl star Thurman sees Charlotte as mover and shaker
Uma Thurman leads The Golden Bowl as Charlotte Stant, a skilled yet emotionally volatile American woman who stirs the social tea party world of the rich and powerful. James Ismail Merchant compare her to Scarlett O’Hara, while Nick Nolte frames the story as a test of love, responsibility, and moral dignity amid infidelity.
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Mead’s new CD praised as a triumph by critics
Singer songwriter David Mead drawn comparisons to Paul Simon. BMG’s Mine and Yours labeled a triumph of pure pop classicism by Philadelphia Weekly. NewsLine directs listeners to call 272-2111 and use TUNE to hear Mark Bralczak’s Music News feature.
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Keaton Sets Sights On Dark Comedy Sister Mary Explains It All
Diane Keaton avoided the role of Sister Mary Ignatius until Showtime airs her dark comedy. Keaton, 50, says she feared the part and relied on acting coaches to nerve herself through the performance. Co stars include Brian Benben Jennifer Tilly and Laura San Giacomo as former students returning for a Christmas pageant set 20 years later.
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A Tale of Cinderella charms Syracuse with Venice twist
The new musical version of Cinderella called A Tale of Cinderella plays at John H Mulroy Civic Center in Syracuse. Regina Resnik attends a second performance and Lynnnie Godfrey stars as the stepmother with Michelle Dawson as Cinderella. The cast, mostly Broadway performers, receives praise though Anthony Hastings as the prince shows a strained voice.
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