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to broaden their minds or to relieve stress. During times whenit
may seem like nothing makes sense, art can provide some
refuge from the world. Stumpo recalls the time he spent in anoft |
college town, comparable to College Station in size, in Iowa,®
said he found that art just happens.
“People have kept it going because it genuinely moves them
people aren’t afraid to think, to be challenged, 1 think there’sa
bright future for the arts here,” Stumpo said.
The “Brazos Gumbo” debuts at Barnes and Noble bookstort
July 10 from 7 to 8:30 pm. The poets being published will recejj
their free copies and will read to the public.
PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
“Spider-Man 2”
ignites box office
LOS ANGELES (AP) - “Spider-
Man 2” pulled in a record $180
million in its first six days and
obliterated other box-office highs
over the long Fourth of July
weekend.
The "Spider-Man 2” haul was
well above the previous best six-
day opening of $146.7 million
set last year by “The Matrix
Reloaded."
"I think our hope was to go
into the heart of the summer and
grab the biggest six days possi
ble. That's pretty much what
happened," Jeff Blake, vice
chairman for “Spider-Man 2”
distributor Sony, said Monday.
Last weekend's top film,
Michael Moore’s “Fahrenheit
9/11,” fell to second place with
$21 million over the four-day
weekend, raising its total to
$60.1 million. The film could
become the first documentary
ever to top $100 million.
“We feel great that we were
able to absorb the blow of
Spidey and come back fight
ing," said Tom Ortenberg, pres
ident of Lions Gate Films, one
of the distributors of
“Fahrenheit 9/11.’’
Hollywood had a record
Fourth of July weekend, with the
top 12 movies taking in $158.5
million from Friday to Sunday,
beating 2002’s previous high of
$139 million.
our dues for two years ont<
road in Mississippi, Arkatttfl
Tennessee, Texas before H(l
picked us up,’’ Moore said, |
Music historians regard |i
recording of “That's All Rm
as a milestone in Ameria
pop culture.
Isaac Hayes, who records
for Memphis’ Stax Records’
the 1960s and 1970s, as
singer Justin Timberlake,!
Memphis native, joined Moc^ j
for the ceremony.
“He brought a lot of cultut
together," Hayes said
Presley. “He brought a lot
music together."
Four men suing
over idea for mo
“White Chicks”
STAMFORD, Conn. (AP|
Four men claim the Wayar
brothers stole the idea belur
the movie “White Chicks
from them.
Mario Pittore and brother:
Jason, Jon and James Coppa
sued last week in fede'
court, seeking $15 rr
damages.
“We feel not only does it rip
off, but it's not even as
the Pittore-Coppola script,
Pittore, 30.
“White Chicks" stars
Wayans as black FBI
who pose as young white hod:
heiresses.
The mens’ script,
Thr
Elvis fans celebrate
anniversary of
landmark recording
“Johnny Bronx," is aboutalr
bling black FBI agent whoimpl
senates a white man to ir
the mob.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) - Elvis
Presley's “That’s All Right’’
played simultaneously on radio
stations around the world
Monday to mark the 50th
anniversary of the rock 'n roll
icon's first professional record.
Scotty Moore, Presley’s first
guitarist, hit a button on a control
board at Sun Studio to begin the
satellite broadcast to 1,200 to
1,500 stations.
Outside the small studio where
Presley cut the record on July 5,
1954, a street party was under
way, with bands performing on a
sound stage at Sun’s front door.
“That's All Right” now enjoys a
prominent place in the history of
American music, but it wasn't an
immediate hit.
“A lot of people think it was an
overnight success, but we paid
Quaid marries real
estate agent
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - to
Dennis Quaid celebrate
Independence Day by mai
Texas real estate agent
Buffington.
Quaid, 50, and Buffington,
tied the knot Sunday in Mont
said Quaid’s spokeswoman te
Tripicchio. She did not disekis
the site of the wedding.
The actor was previously ma
ried to actress PJ. Soles
1978 to 1983 and to actress
Ryan, the mother of his son,
1991 to 2001.
Quaid stars in “The Day:
Tomorrow," playing a scie
trying to prevent the end ol
world when global wa
unleashes disaster.
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