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Beauty and the Beast Beauty and the Beast
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THE RETURN OF THE TITANIC.(TimeOut)
Newspaper article from: The Cincinnati Post (Cincinnati, OH) ...RMS Titanic may have sunk...generations -- but it continues...That's due in part...blockbuster film, "Titanic...familiar to a return visitor...2004. It's also increased...Titanic's" last ...
'Pearl Jam 20'; Crowe biopic butters up Vedder, shows rock is toast.(LIFE)
Newspaper article from: The Washington Times (Washington, DC) ...Cameron Crowe's Pearl Jam 20. The film is much like the music of the band...Pearl Jam 20 may be best viewed...documentary film, but as a bloated...Behind the Music. The rock...There's ...
'Phantom' star reflects on progress of Blacks in theatre
Newspaper article from: Call and Post (Cincinnati) ...Lloyd Webber musical "The Phantom...which returns to the Ohio...blockbuster films as "Titanic...Whitney's character...opera. He's very full...production's national...into opera, but at the time...especially ...
ALMOST FAMOUS; FAME IS BACK WITH A NEW CAST OF HOPEFULS.(Features)
Newspaper article from: The Mirror (London, England) ...running stage musical and, now, a second Fame film. The original...that Fame's Midas touch...released today but, as Virginiaborn...fact, he's already turned...is taking nothing for granted...We are a lot ...
Taking honky-tonk to places it's never been before
Newspaper article from: The Charleston Gazette (Charleston, WV) ...station, you may not hear a lot of Junior Brown's rich, smooth...Dead."But that does...imprint on the music scene. The...Texan" in a film called "Still Breathing...will make a return trip to ...
Falling in love on my first night at the Proms.
Newspaper article from: The Mail on Sunday (London, England) ...Standing places still cost only...What a happy lot Proms audiences...performance of music by Vaughan...front row had popped a...there's nothing like a Prom...soaring soprano notes and throbbing...hearing. ...

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