NEWS
By Mary Johnson, Special to The Baltimore Sun | June 28, 2011
Infinity Theatre Company is offering a two-show summer season at Children's Theatre of Annapolis on Bay Head Road. The opening production, "My Way: A Musical Tribute to Frank Sinatra," runs weekends through July 10 and features a cast of four singers — a younger couple and an older pair who first previewed this show in March at a Manhattan benefit. Sinatra's last concert was three years before his death on May 14, 1998, meaning that anyone under 21 would hardly know this performer, often called the top entertainer of the 20th century.
NEWS
By Mary Johnson, Special to The Baltimore Sun | July 30, 2010
Three regional concert series are gearing up for their 2010-2011 season. South County Concert Association First up is the South County Concert Association, which opens its 35th season Sept. 21 with "The Great American Songbook," which is a celebration of Broadway productions. On Oct. 29, Frank Sinatra is represented as Steve Lippia offers his "Simply Sinatra" tribute concert. Next up is a special "Celebration of Christmas" concert by the Annapolis Chorale on Dec. 11. New Hampshire's "Ambassadors to the World," Rick and Ron Shaw, take the stage Jan. 14 with a blend of traditional, contemporary and original songs interspersed with humorous tales.
NEWS
By Baltimore Sun staff | April 14, 2010
The Harford County Sheriff's Office has issued a missing child alert for Kirra Leighann Graves, 16, of Aberdeen. Graves was last seen at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the Aberdeen area near her home on Seven Trails Circle, sheriffs said. She was wearing a pink shirt with the words blue eyed beauty" and blue jeans. Sheriffs described her as a white female, five foot five inches tall, 120 to 125 pounds, with brown hair and blue eyes. Sheriffs classified her as a critically missing child.
SPORTS
October 13, 2009
'Field of Dreams' 5:30 p.m. [AMC] Sure, historical inaccuracies abound in this Kevin Costner movie about a man who turns a cornfield into a baseball field to reconnect with his father. But who cares that the young Doc Graham has dark brown eyes and the old one has blue eyes if you end up wiping your own in the end?
NEWS
By Karen Kaplan and Karen Kaplan,Los Angeles Times | February 8, 2009
Blue eyes are typically associated with beauty, or perhaps Frank Sinatra. But to University of Wisconsin anthropologist John Hawks, they represent an evolutionary mystery. For nearly all of human history, everyone in the world had brown eyes. Then, between 6,000 and 10,000 years ago, the first blue-eyed baby was born somewhere near the Black Sea. For some reason, that baby's descendants gained a 5 percent evolutionary advantage over their brown-eyed competitors, and today the number of people with blue eyes tops half a billion.
FEATURES
By Rashod D. Ollison and Rashod D. Ollison,Sun Pop Music Critic | January 29, 2008
Eric Hutchinson's real big break came after he thought he had already gotten it. About three years ago, the pop singer-songwriter-musician was signed to Maverick Records, the Warner Bros.-distributed label partly founded by Madonna, whose roster included the likes of Alanis Morrissette and Michelle Branch. But just as Hutchinson was about to begin work on his major-label debut, Maverick shut down. The Takoma Park native was back where he started - making music on his own. It took nearly two years to receive a buyout from the company.