Las Vegas Welcomes Guggenheim and Hermitage Galleries
Las Vegas expands art profile with two new museum spaces inside the Venetian. The Guggenheim Las Vegas will open next summer with The Art of the Motorcycle and a 63 000 square foot gallery. The Hermitage Guggenheim Museum will open next spring with traditional works from Hermitage and Guggenheim collections.
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Charlie's Angels Tops Box Office Over Meet the Parents
Charlie's Angels led the weekend box office, earning about 40.1 million in ticket sales while Meet the Parents dropped to second after four weeks. The Exhibitor Relations Co and AC Nielsen data list top films, studios, grosses, theater counts and averages.
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Meet the Parents
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From Waste to Wood: Odell's TC Woods Carves New Life for Logs
In Lafayette Colorado Odell a tree care operator launched TC Woods to transform urban logs into high quality planks and furniture material. Foresters note the project diverts logs from landfills and chips and provides an option beyond firewood and mulch. Odell pays about one dollar per board foot to sources to supply his small mill.
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Douglas inducted into Hall of Fame for Ohio broadcasters
AP reports Mike Douglas, former Cleveland based TV talk show host, honored at Akron ceremony to join the Radio Television Broadcasters Hall of Fame. The 75-year-old retiree recalled launching the program in 1961 in Cleveland, its four year run, and national syndication through 1982.
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Perfume detective tracks rare scents in New York
Anitra Earle, based in Chicago, runs a home perfume search service for discontinued or hard to find fragrances. With 15 years in the field, she handles 10 000 requests and has a 2000 unresolved cases, buying inventories and seeking importers to relocate rare scents like Carnet de Bal and Woodhue.
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Divine
D’orsay
Germaine Monteil
Woodhue
Faberge
Sortilege
Paris
Bourjois
France
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Kids flying high with airport exhibit at O'Hare
A Chicago Children's Museum exhibit at O'Hare Terminal 2 draws families with a large child-size airport display praised as a lifesaver by parent Kelly Lockwood. The piece is the airport's most elaborate museum program amid other minor cultural displays, with similar airport exhibits expanding to Boston, Denver, San Jose, and Paris.
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