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If Madonna's so inventive, why can't she invent someone interesting?
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Madonna, in Vanity Fair, worries that she may discover -- after
all the bare and shine -- she's really mediocre. To lay aside this
anxiety and get to the truth, all she has to do is watch a rerun of
her performance this week at the Oscars. She may discover she's not
mediocre at all but, simply, untalented, despite her push and shove.
She can't sing, can't dance, can't act, and her lacquered beauty
doesn't exist behind the gloss. If part of her fame -- aside from
her megalomania -- is her con...
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If Madonna's so inventive, why can't she invent someone interesting?
The Boston Globe
; Madonna, in Vanity Fair, worries that she may discover -- after all the bare and shine -- she's really mediocre. To lay aside this anxiety and get to the truth, all she has to do is watch a rerun of her performance this week at the Oscars. She may discover she's not mediocre at all but, simply,
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Tunesmithery
The Village Voice
; ... to discover them at the York because, to put it simply, the show isn't very good. I've postponed delivering this piece of bad news partly because the excuse to talk about Porter songs was too tempting, but mostly because a lot of its limitations seem to come ...
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Theater; Tommy Tune: Astaire On Stilts; At Warner, a Return To the Good Old Days
The Washington Post
; "Let's go backwards when forward fails," sings Terribly Tall, Totally Terrific Texan Tapmaster Tommy Tune toward the start of his flashy, endearing revue, "Tommy Tune Tonite!" The lyric, from Peter Allen's "Everything Old Is New Again," pretty much sums up Tune's method in creating this breezy,
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 "The Record (Bergen County, NJ)")
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In fine form
The Record (Bergen County, NJ)
; 00-00-0000 In fine form -- The one and only Tommy Tune By ROBERT FELDBERG, STAFF WRITER Date: 12-19-2002, Thursday Section: ENTERTAINMENT Edtion: All EditionsTwo Star B. Two Star P. One Star B REVIEW TOMMY TUNE: WHITE TIE AND TAILS: An off-Broadway musical revue, at the Little Shubert Theater, 422
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What's Happening: Tommy Tune has hit in `Buskers'
Washington Afro-American
; Ida Peters Washington Afro-American 09-23-1995 What's Happening: Tommy Tune has hit in `Buskers. Tommy Tune's new musical with wonderful tap dancing a love story a perfect show for lovers and the entire family, is now playing a pre-Broadway engagement at the Mechanic Theatre in Baltimore. Opening
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 "Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)")
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ANIMAL ATTRACTION TOMMY TUNE DANCES HIS KID-FRIENDLY `DR. DOLITTLE' INTO L.A.(U)
Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
; Byline: Evan Henerson Theater Writer Most people looking to shower gifts upon a dote-worthy godchild usually content themselves with giving a stuffed animal, a cool toy, maybe an article of clothing. Not Tommy Tune. On top of what he has already done for 3-year-old Luca - the nephew of his personal
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 "The News & Record (Piedmont Triad, NC)")
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City asking residents to conserve on water.(Triad)
The News & Record (Piedmont Triad, NC)
; ... Matt Williams contributed to this report. Contact Eric Swensen at 883-4422, Ext. 227, or eswensen@news-record.com CAPTION(S): joseph rodriguez/News & Record; The lake level at High Rock Lake is shown in July 2002. The Pebble Beach buoys for the ...
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AN EASY EVENING WITH TUNE
The Record (Bergen County, NJ)
; ROBERT FELDBERG, Drama Critic The Record (Bergen County, NJ) 12-29-1992 AN EASY EVENING WITH TUNE By ROBERT FELDBERG, Drama Critic Date: 12-29-1992, Tuesday Section: LIFESTYLE / ENTERTAINMENT Edition: All Editions -- 3 Star, 2 Star P, 2 Star B, 1 Star Late, 1 Star Early THEATER REVIEW TOMMY TUNE
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Tune stays in step with the times
The Boston Globe
; Broadway dancer, actor, singer, choreographer, and director Tommy Tune has always stood out. At 6 feet, 6 1/2 inches tall, the almost- 70-year-old Texas-born hoofer started performing professionally at 18 and hasn't missed a beat since. The nine-time Tony winner is at the Robinson Theatre in
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Tommy Tune's Best Foot Forward
The Washington Post
; FOOTNOTES A Memoir By Tommy Tune Simon and Schuster. 233 pp. $24 This entertaining, peculiar and in one respect highly disturbing book is the work -- it really does appear to be his own -- of a certifiable anachronism. At a moment in our cultural history when the Broadway musical is on the rocks,
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