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UPN's schedule features more 'Top Model'
Sun-SentinelUPN keeps moving closer to acting like a real network. But it's still not there. The poor sister of CBS has expanded its agenda to include series on Friday for the first time, replacing low-brow movies, but one of the two hours will be filled by a repeat...Tags: America's Next Top Model (tv program), Boris Kodjoe, Death, Missy Elliott, Comedy (genre)
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Frightened parents, confusion prompt schools to close early
Sun StaffSean Keller and his co-workers weren't getting anything done. They couldn't stop talking about the unspeakable terror in New York and Washington. By lunch, he had had enough - and drove to Columbia to take his 2-year-old daughter out of her preschool...Tags: University of Maryland, College Park, High Schools, Terrorism, College Park (Prince George's, Maryland), Fort Meade (military base)
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Philharmonic's 20th season: Broadway, opera, Swingerhead and the circus
Next season, the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra will offer two operas, welcome back Andrew Lane and Michael Andrew, collaborate with Orlando Shakespeare Theater and turn its attention to Broadway.
And hang on to your programs: The Phil will also...Tags: Concerts, Bob Carr Performing Arts Centre, Drugs and Medicines, Weddings, Holidays
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'Sound of Music' cast reminisces about filming, drinking on 'Oprah Winfrey'
Culture MonsterThe upcoming release of the 45th-anniversary deluxe DVD box set of "The Sound of Music" got a huge promotional push on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" Thursday when the principal cast members of the classic movie musical -- including Julie Andrews...... -
Put it up and see how it plays
Times Staff WriterAnd now, live from Hollywood, it's Tuesday Night! That's right, not New York, and not Saturday night, although the comedy troupe performing onstage hails from a long-running late-night sketch show airing on Saturdays. The scene is the Improv Olympic West...Tags: Will Ferrell, Dining and Drinking, Tina Fey, Bobby Lee, Bars and Clubs
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Shakespearean `Rose Rage' wins 4 Jeff Awards
Tribune arts reporter"In my first acting class they told me I should imagine everyone naked," said the shy costume designer Rachel Anne Healy on Monday night as she peered out at an audience of grinning Chicago theater professionals. "Well," she said, recalling her long hours...Tags: Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Fritz Weaver, Ashlee Simpson, Goodman Theatre, Marriott Theatre
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200 Cigarettes
TIMES STAFF WRITERFriday February 26, 1999 When people celebrate New Year's Eve, they feel they've just got to have fun--and that of course means having someone important in your life to enjoy it with. Director Risa Bramon Garcia and writer Shana Larsen, in their...Tags: Courtney Love, Goldie Hawn, Guillermo Diaz, Kate Hudson, Larry Flynt
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Comedy review, Boom Chicago at Second City
Tribune arts reporterAs international theater exchanges go, the deal between Second City and Boom Chicago is both bizarre and paradoxical. For this week only, Second City's main stage cast is sampling the multifarious pleasures of Amsterdam and performing its current show...Tags: MTV (tv network), Amsterdam (Netherlands), The Second City, Comedy (genre), Old Town (Chicago, Illinois)
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Chicago Shakespeare tops Jeff nominations
Tribune arts reporterWith a whopping 25 Joseph Jefferson Award nominations, Chicago Shakespeare Theater was the most-honored theater in this year's slate. The 2003-04 Jeffs honor the best Equity-affiliated productions from the 2003-04 season of Chicago-area theater. Shows...Tags: Alcoholic Beverages, The Second City, Chicago Shakespeare Theater, A Chorus Line (musical), Fritz Weaver
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'King's Ransom'
Times Staff Writer"King's Ransom" is one of those movies you suspect was built from the title up. Somewhere in a pitch meeting someone must have piped up: "I know. We'll have a guy named 'King' and he gets kidnapped, see? So there's a 'ransom'! 'King's Ransom,' get it?...Tags: Cinema Industry, Anthony Anderson, Spike Lee, Adultery, Kellita Smith
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'Romeo and Juliet' a boyishly crude spoof
Tribune theater criticIf you're wondering whatever happened to Vanilla Ice, he has turned into a vanilla-blond toupee and landed on top of Rick Hall's head. In and out of that toup, the splendidly granite-faced Hall makes a welcome return in a "Romeo and Juliet" spoof that...Tags: Death, Vanilla Ice, The Second City, Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Michael Phillips
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The Incredibly True Adventure of Two Girls in Love
TIMES STAFF WRITERFriday June 16, 1995 The experience of first love is a movie perennial but rarely is it believably rendered. The best thing going for "The Incredibly True Adventure of Two Girls in Love"--an amateurish, sweet, little piddle of a movie--is that it...Tags: Gays and Lesbians, Movies, Sex, Minority Groups
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