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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Family Affair

These are the only major actors still alive from the classic sitcom Family Affair.

Wisconsin Film Fest, Reviewed: Tight Spot (1955)

Local partnership brews up cannabis-infused beer - The Bay State Banner

Kyle O'Reilly Doesn't Want To Take Wrestling For Granted

Kyle O'Reilly doesn't want to take wrestling for granted, after injury nearly ended his career and kept him out for nearly two years.

Red Oak Robbery Suspect Also Linked To Robberies In Cedar Hill & Dallas

On 4/16/2024 at 7:07:16 AM, Red Oak Police Department personnel were dispatched to CVS located at 105 Harris Avenue in reference to a robbery in progress.

'The Violent Men': Making Peace With Hostile Ranchers

Tight Spot - Talking Pictures TV

Tight Spot: Crime thriller, starring Ginger Rogers. Tight Spot airs on Talking Pictures TV at 10:50 PM, Monday 8 April. Crime thriller, starring Ginger Rogers

Putnam photographers to have works on display | Palatka Daily News, Palatka, Florida

The Larimer Arts Center in Palatka has for many years served as the mainstay for local artists who have a love of art in all forms. It’s a tradition that continues to thrive.

Remembering the life and career of Doris Day

CKCU: Tonight we feature Jesus Christ Superstar - the original 1970 recording - in its entirety! - The Wavelength

Back in 1970-71 Jesus Christ Superstar was seen as a scandalous representation of Jesus Christ. It caused an uproar and the BBC banned songs from it because it was seen as blasphemous. 50 years later it seems quite tame. Tonight we listen to the entire rock opera - the version that was released in late 1970 and went on to dominate the album charts in 1971 - in fact it was the top selling album of 1971 and narrowly edged out Carole King's Tapestry that year. It's pretty funky at times, a bit psychedelic and certainly corny in some parts - but it was groundbreaking in its day. It's interesting to note that Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice orchestrated the recording of this album because nobody wanted to mount it as a musical production. After the album roared up the charts, plenty of producers came knocking and the musical was eventually presented all over the planet. In 1973, Canadian Norman Jewison created a movie with the music. The movie has its moments, but overall has some major flaws - not the least being the flat characterization of Jesus from the actor Ted Neeley. Ian Gillan of Deep Purple fame had passed on the movie role after doing a great job on the album, because he wanted to be out touring with his band. The cast featured on this recording is as follows (in order of appearance): Judas Iscariot - Murray Head Jesus Christ - Ian Gillan Mary Magdalene - Yvonne Elliman Priest - Paul Raven Caiaphas, High Priest - Victor Brox Annas - Brian Keith Simon Zealotes - John Gustafson Pontius Pilate - Barry Dennen Maid by the Fire - Annette Brox Peter - Paul Davis King Herod - Mike d'Abo Enjoy!