Serengeti IMAX film shows wild life in the raw
A film titled Africa: The Serengeti earns praise for dramatic IMAX images. Lions, hyenas, and vultures dominate a wildebeest scene while narrator James Earl Jones warns that nothing is wasted. The piece highlights Omnitheater scale and nature footage suited for families with young viewers.
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Africa
Mufasa
Jones
Simba
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Des'ree charts past success and new 550 Music release
British singer Des'ree reflects on her 1992 Mind Adventures and 1994 I Ain't Movin as she faces expectations. Her new Supernatural blends pop folk reggae and classic soul, with NewsLine’s Tune feature guiding listeners to Mark Bialczak's daily Music Notes.
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Des'ree
Mark Bialczak
Conan O'Brien rises to prime time with Late Night fifth anniversary
The piece charts Conan O'Brien's unlikely ascent from SNL and Harvard roots to NBC prime time. It highlights his energy, likability, and originality as keys to success, the network's early doubts, and his eventual 1997 five year deal plus a growing comic identity distinct from Letterman or Leno.
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Conan O’brien
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Suzanne Daniels
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O'Brien
Garry Shandling
Greg Kinnear
Jon Stewart
O’bren
Andy Richter
NBL
Washington Post
Richter
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New York
Letterman
Los Angeles
Saturday Night Live
Conan O'Brien
Center
Wstm-Tv
Channel 3
Pimpbot
Group's vote ends Bluegrass Ramble festival
Co-founder Bill Knowlton said there will be no 27th edition of the Bluegrass Ramble Festival in summer 1999 after the Central New York Bluegrass Association voted to sponsor its own festival. The general membership also declined to sponsor the Ramble, citing the need to involve more members and shift leadership.
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Central New York Bluegrass Association
Weldon
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Bluegrass Ramble Association
Steve Lundberg
Cortland
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Croce’s son forges own path in music after 25 years
A.J. Croce, son of Jim Croce who died in 1973, builds his own career as a blues pianist. This summer he released his third album Fit to Serve and tours, carrying on a legacy shaped by his father’s hits and enduring songs.
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Ingrid
San Diego
A.J
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Jim
Leroy Brown
Speedball Tucker
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A.J. Croce
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