Entertaindum scoop and film notes mix with industry feuds
A jumble of entertainment items notes Mission Impossible 2 spooling on Time Warmers site and a Verne Troyer cameo joke. Pam Grier and Danny Glover star in a low budget drama to shoot next month for Spike Lee’s firm and three New York rabbis’ lives feature in the project. Fox specials canceled are picked up by UPN for next season. Powell’s PSA controversy with SAG AFTRA is outlined. 1999 London bomb scare at Kenny Rogers show. Tim McGraw opening for Faith Hill in NYC. 1992 Paul Simon and Edie Brickell marry in Montauk.
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Judds Reunion Tour Sparks Phoenix Concert Comeback
Naomi and Wynonna Judd reunite on stage in Phoenix marking their first performance together since 1991. The two disc Mercury Records release The Judds Reunion presents nostalgia and new moments for country fans. NewsLine hosts a dial-in to hear Mark Bialczak's Music Notes featuring Mama He's Crazy.
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Friends Forever Michael W Smith song transcends schools
The 18 year old ballad Friends by Michael W Smith remains a moving anthem at graduations weddings and memorials. It resonates beyond Christian audiences and was named contemporary Christian music's all time No 1 song in 1998. Smith says he cannot finish concerts without performing it and audiences including 14 000 youths in Edmonton sing along word for word.
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Friends Forever Song Lyrics Summary
A misformatted lyric extract credits Michael W Smith and Deborah D Smith. It expresses enduring friendship through faith in God, promising lifelong bonds and prayers even as friends part, noting love and hope sustain connections in Father’s hands.
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Kathy Mattea Embraces Maturity On Innocent Years Album
Country singer Kathy Mattea discusses aging and honesty on The Innocent Years from Mercury Records. She describes coping with her father’s illness, the album’s themes of priorities, and the shift from youth-focused fame to meaningful artistry.
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Syracuse scene blends film, theater, and music talents
Charles Jackson, a Syracuse University graduate and composer, debuts the film Divided We Stand nationwide at Blockbuster and Hollywood Video. The piece features John Jackson and 10 other SU grads, with Charles Jackson also handling soundtrack work for C-Jack Run.
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