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Tommy “Tiny” Lister Played a Wrestler, For Real Lister achieved his greatest fame on the big screen, but had an oversized impact during professional wrestling’s most colorful and muscle-obsessed era. Tommy “Tiny” Lister, a glowering cinematic powerhouse who loomed and scowled larger than life throughout so many of our childhoods, died earlier this month at the age of 62. Lister was best known as an actor, associated most closely with the role of  “Deebo” in the first two films of Ice Cube’s Friday movie trilogy, but he landed his highest profile role...

Area senior centers, living facilities adapt to pandemic  Area senior centers, living facilities adapt to pandemic  Rachele Patrignelli, director of performing arts for Nelson Hall Theatre, fields a call on Tuesday from a senior trying to guess an answer during Pop Quiz, a virtual televised trivia program at Elim Park in Cheshire. As a way to keep seniors engaged and connected with the community amid the pandemic, area senior centers and living facilities are continuing to offer programming in unique ways. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal Advertisement Tim Gadomski, production coordinator, ...

The past lives of Europe’s most intriguing art spaces The past lives of Europe’s most intriguing art spaces We track down the most distinctive, weird and wonderful art gallery transformations in Europe The vacant Cisternerne in Copenhagen. Photography: Johan Rosenmunthe From resurrected churches to roller skating rinks, subterranean reservoirs to power plants, we reflect on the past lives, and reincarnations of Europe’s most extraordinary contemporary art exhibition spaces defying the white cube. TJ Boulting Location: Fitzrovia, London Exterior view of TJ Boulting gallery, which ...

Dying mother and the bloody joy of. the work comes face to face with michelangelo's famous today tonto marple really a close encounter between bill viola and the michelangelo drawings in the royal collection planted the seeds of this unusual show. it always struck me that there were very close parallels between the content and the spiritual content of michelangelo's drawings and the themes that run throughout bill's work and bill's tremendously responsive to these works in a moment i conceived the idea of the juxtaposition of his works with make landfall astroids. exiting the show one or other...

Michelangelo. disappearing giants daniel schwartz is black and white shots of mamta glaciers reveal the effects of climate change on his native switzerland. violinist. is astounding audiences with his tapes from bach to the blues and beyond. but first stop just back from london i'm joined by my colleague adrian kennedy the show bill viola. life death opened the weekend adrian this is a rather surprising pairing isn't it yes. what were they thinking the curator is a keen to stress that not suggesting that there is some kind of modern day michelangelo but inevitably some of the critics are appro...