Updated: 02/10/10 1:59 AM
Phil Harris, the fishing boat captain whose adventures off the Alaska coast were captured on the television show "Deadliest Catch", has died, the Discovery Channel said Tuesday night. He was 53.
Jackie Earle Haley makes the most of his second chance
Updated: 02/10/10 8:24 AM
LOS ANGELES — Jackie Earle Haley, the former child star now being applauded for his gallery of memorably dark characters, is finally getting a chance to lighten up. Haley co-stars in Fox’s “Human Target” as Guerrero, a mysterious hired hand always one step ahead of everyone around him, especially the bad guys.
Bond just a memory for Brosnan
Updated: 02/10/10 8:27 AM
NEW YORK — A debonair Pierce Brosnan, Bond-like in black jacket and gleaming white shirt, strides into a Manhattan hotel room for an interview.
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Ani still growing in ‘homecoming gig’
Updated: 02/09/10 7:58 AM
It has been a pleasure to watch Ani DiFranco grow as a songwriter and performer over these past—oh man, is it really 20 years now?
Pergament: ‘Flying Cheap’ focuses on Flight 3407 crash
Updated: 02/09/10 8:35 AM
This time, it is personal for veteran aviation expert Miles O’Brien. He’s the correspondent on tonight’s compelling edition of “Frontline” that focuses on the Feb. 12, 2009, crash of Flight 3407 in Clarence that killed 50 people. Titled “Flying Cheap,” it airs at 9 p. m. on WNED-TV.
A political point of ‘View’ hits daytime talk
Updated: 02/09/10 6:40 AM
NEW YORK—It was the morning after President Obama’s first State of the Union, which typically wouldn’t mean much for daytime television shows and their menu of celebrity interviews, cooking tips and fashion segments.
‘Light and Shadows’ a performer’s life in sounds and visions
Updated: 02/09/10 8:06 AM
Attending a play on the third floor at the Great Arrow Building — cavernous, sprawling, intimidating — can be arduous, particularly on these frigid February nights. Getting there is not half the fun, as the saying goes. The trek, though, is almost always rewarded.
Buffalo Philharmonic to pursue audience to Florida
Updated: 02/08/10 9:14 AM
Not since Michael Tilson Thomas wielded the baton in the 1970s has the Buffalo
Philharmonic Orchestra performed in Florida.
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- As a brutal cop, Gibson borders on thuggish in ‘Edge’
- ‘When in Rome’ a sweet but silly romantic comedy
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- Red Thread’s debut puts spotlight on women, enriches theater scene
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- A chilling yet fascinating view from bin Laden’s wife and son
- Drama of Wilson’s life, legacy is buried in detail
- Does God exist? Novel tackles the great debate
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Duplicate Bridge: Feb. 6
The Airport Bridge Club holds the ACBL-wide International Fund Game at 11 a.m. today,
Saturday, Feb. 6, with more than 50 overall masterpoints available. Booklets with hand
records and detailed analysis are provided. You need not be an ACBL member to play. Call
603-6943 for info. On Sunday, Feb. 7, the club celebrates its 7th anniversary with a potluck
luncheon at noon followed by a triple point pairs game at 12:30 p.m.
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