| STAGE TO SCREENS: Merkerson, McDonagh, Stritch, Balaban, LaVoy
This month, we speak with S. Epatha Merkerson (Come Back, Little Sheba); Martin McDonagh ("In Bruges"); Elaine Stritch (At Liberty at Caf Carlyle); Bob Balaban ("Bernard and Doris"); and January LaVoy ("One Life to Live"). * S. Epatha Merkerson, a 1990 Tony nominee for August Wilson's The Piano Lesson, returns to Broadway as Lola Delaney in the first Main Stem revival of William Inge's 1950 play Come Back, Little Sheba. Kevin Anderson, who received a 1999 Tony nomination as Biff in Death of a Salesman, plays Lola's husband, Doc. "He's quite fabulous," says his co-star. The Manhattan Theatre Club production began previews Jan. 3, at the Biltmore, prior to a Jan. 24-March 30 run. .
Mitt Romney Can Fix Economy, Move Judges
Team Clinton would point out that McCain is too old for the grueling job of President of the United States. Mr. Morris: McCain's "record on everything from global warming to corporate reform to campaign finance to torture to tobacco regulation to immigration reform makes it very hard for Hillary to defeat him." Stated otherwise, McCain is the liberal Democrats' favorite Republican. That's reason NOT to nominate him if the Republican Party is to remain true to its principles and values! National Review is right: "Romney is a full-spectrum conservative: a supporter of free-market economics and limited government, moral causes such as the right to life and the preservation of marriage, and a foreign policy based on the national interest." "John McCain is not as conservative as Romney.
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Dunno if you've seen the reports of Bishop Lamont saying that he believes Joell Got dropped, but what I have heard is that's a misunderstanding. Sure, there are people that get dropped from Aftermath. But Joell Ortiiz isn't one of them. From what I heard, he was really a bit tired of waiting and getting acclaim, but seeing no forward movement.
Joell formally requested a release from Aftermath. I heard Dr. Dre really didn't want want to let him go, because he likes Joell. From what I hear, they both had a man-to-man conversation and they agreed to go their separate ways. I think it was a case where Interscope wants Detox and Em's next CD before anything and anybody. That means another year MINIMUM for anybody else barring a 50 Cent-type rapper.
Joell didn't want to wait, I am hearing.
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