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Ron Faber, Busy New York Stage Actor, Dies at 90
- Ron Faber, who appeared on Broadway in the 1970s alongside Henry Fonda in First Monday in October and with Irene Papas in Medea, died March 26 in New York after a two-month battle with lung cancer, a publicist announced. He was 90. Faber shaved his head and received Obie and Drama Desk awards in 1972 […]
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Greece's Irene Papas, who earned Hollywood fame, dies at 93
Irene Papas, the Greek actress and recording artist renowned for her dramatic performances and austere beauty that earned her prominent roles in Hollywood movies as well as in French and Italian cinema over six decades has died. The Greek Culture Ministry confirmed her death Wednesday. “Magnificent, majestic, dynamic, Irene Papas was the personification of Greek beauty on the cinema screen and on the theater stage, an international leading lady who radiated Greekness,” Culture Minister Lina Me
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Greek actress and singer Irene Papas dies aged 96
Greek actress and singer Irene Papas, who gained international recognition starring in classic 1960s films such as "Zorba the Greek" and "The Guns of Navarone", has died at the age of 96, Greece's culture ministry said on Wednesday. Papas enjoyed a 50-year film career capped by John Madden's "Captain Corelli's Mandolin" in 2001 alongside Hollywood stars Nicolas Cage and Penelope Cruz, and Manoel de Oliveira's "A Talking Picture" in 2003, her final performance alongside Catherine Deneuve and Joh
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Hubbell House: What's old is new again
Jul. 12—Anything that's 166 years old is due for a face-lift, right? Though it wasn't the first in those many years, The Hubbell House in Mantorville has been renovated, and after a closure of many months is open once again and as busy as ever. The latest update was supervised by the Powers Ventures Group, the new owners adding it to their properties: Canadian Honker, Mayowood Stone Barn, the ...
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A controversial Islamic epic is the first Arabic movie to hit Saudi cinemas
The controversial 1976 epic The Message is finally being screened in Saudi Arabia. It’s the first Arabic film to get a commercial cinema screening in the conservative kingdom. The film, which chronicles the origin of Islam and the life of prophet Muhammad, is now a staple in many Muslim households across the world. The Message…
