Beach Boys Bring Good Vibes Despite Sound Glitch at Blossom
Beach Boys played Blossom Music Center amid a malfunctioning sound system that failed to dampen a near capacity crowd. Roy Orbison and John Catferty and the Beaver Brown Band opened, with Orbison drawing a standing ovation for classics like Crying and Pretty Woman. The Beach Boys finally energized the venue with hits as fans filled the night with 90 minutes of music, crowd surfing Beach balls, and memories of songs dating back decades.
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Louis L Amour dies at 80 in Beverly Hills
Writer Louis L Amour renowned for frontier tales dies of lung cancer at his Beverly Hills home aged 80. Funeral planned privately. he was finishing his autobiography Education of a Wandering Man and had 101 books with 45 film adaptations. His work inspired readers from truck drivers to presidents.
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Metropolis Celebrates 50th Anniversary Of Its Adopted Hero
Metropolis marks a half century of embracing its hometown Superman tribute. About 20 000 attendees joined a weekend festival with contests for Superbogs Supergirls and Superdogs a mock bank robbery and a Superman baseball tourney. Local booster Billboards and the water tower honor the Man of Steel as the town touts its identity with The Metropolis Planet newspaper and a telephone booth for conversations with the hero. Mike Boyd portrays Superman in his second year, signing hundreds of autographs as grandmothers seek photos for grandchildren.
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Repolished Godspell Opens in New York at Lamb's Theater
The 1970s street theater musical returns to New York in a repolished version at the Lamb's Theater. Don Scardino directs a vibrant cast led by Jeffrey Steele, Robert McNeill, Laura Dean, Anne Bobby, and Trini Alvarado. The show blends revival energy with updated fables and a brisk score by Stephen Schwartz.
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