Hatfields and McCoys Bring Gospel Rock to Charity Gigs
Elyria guitarist Jimmy Tolley 74 recalls a long career since 1959 with bands like Coun trymen and the Hatfields and the McCoys. He plays lead guitar, pedal steel, and sings for church and charity events, notably at Fuller Road Community Church for Haiti relief. The group raises funds for Bibles and minister support. Tolley retired from Englehard in 1998 after 43 years, gardens tomatoes and beans, and hopes to visit Haiti with the band.
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Sundance honors Like Crazy at 2011 festival grand jury prize
The film Like Crazy wins the U.S. drama grand jury prize at Sundance 2011. Felicity Jones earns a special acting prize. America Ferrera presents. Take Shelter shot in Ohio. Sony Pictures Classics acquires North American rights. The 30th Sundance honors independent cinema.
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Another Earth
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Earth
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Sundance
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Ohio
Tyler Davidson
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Robert Redford
The Rite Tops Box Office Amid Oscar Buzz
The horror film The Rite led weekend ticket sales with $15 million from nearly 3,000 theaters as Oscar-nominees boosted attendance. The King's Speech earned $11.1 million in 10th week, No Strings Attached dropped to second with $13.7 million, and The Mechanic opened with $11.5 million while The Green Hornet tied for third.
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Jason Statham
Ben Foster
Sony
Hopkins
Dan Fellman
Warner Bros
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David Fincher
Colin Firth
Vegas
Christopher Nolan
Paul Dergarabedian
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