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THE GREAT WHITE WAY TURNS 60
This year's Tony Award Ceremonies celebrated 60 years of Broadway history and featured a mesmerizing performance from the award winning revival of Sweeney Todd that had me planning a trip to New York and the theatre.
New York, USA - The Tony Awards turned 60 Sunday night, but the birthday party might have been dominated by a bunch of Boys - were it not for a certain Chaperone who helped keep some of them in line.
Felicia P. Fields, left, and LaChanze perform a number from the Broadway Musical "The Color Purple" at the 60th annual Tony Awards in New York, Sunday, June 11, 2006.
Story: By Elysa Gardner, USA TODAY
Photo: AP Photo/Jeff Christensen
SON OF SATAN GETS A MAKEOVER
If you've seen the 1976 version of "The Omen" this scene by scene remake will hold no surprises. "Competent" is the overall reaction from the critics but if you like the story there are a few scary scenes that might make it worth the popcorn.
NEW YORK -- Yet another remake displaying little reason for being, Fox's redo of their 1976 horror hit "The Omen" seems most clearly designed to capitalize on its 6/6/06 release date.
Damien: Seamus Davey-Fitzpatrick.
Story: By Frank Schec-Hollywood Reporter.com
Photo: Twentieth Century Fox
B.B. KING - FOLLOWING HIS FATHER'S VOICE
Born on the Itta Bena plantation near Indianola, Mississippi, B.B. King used audio recordings of his late father's directions to find his birthplace. The emotional first visit in 80 years will be chronicled in the B.B. King museum.
PHILADELPHIA, Miss. - Blues legend B.B. King likes to pass the time while on tour relaxing in his jumbo-sized luxury bus, playing dominoes and checkers on his silver laptop computer.
B.B. King greets the audience in Philadephia, Miss., Saturday, June 10, 2006. Soon the thrill of his blues show will be just a memory for his European fans, as King told The Associated Press at an exclusive interview, that this will be the final year he will tour Europe.
Story: By KATHY HANRAHAN- Yahoo News
Photo: AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis
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THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME
Stardate December 31, 2008-TV as we knew it ends as U. S. Broadcasters are required by law to switch off their last analog transmitters and complete the transition to digital.
Bandwidth will be auctioned and millions have been set aside by congress to provide converters to cave dwelling citizens who haven't sold their analog TV's as collector's items on E-Bay.
