Arts&Entertainment: March 7, 2002
Side show
WHY SIDE SHOW TOOK A SHORT BREAK: Delbert McClinton and Bruce Cockburn are (almost) enough to make you forget every retirement-age musician who makes you cringe.
ABC News needs to stand firm
Is it a disturbing sign of the times, or just another knuckleheaded move by ABC?
A trifling 'Beauty'
TAMPA -- As empty experiences go, Beauty and the Beast isn't bad, but it is empty. You've got bright flashing lights, songs from the original Disney animated film, some simple slapstick and more bright flashing lights. The Broadway touring show, now at the Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center, is a ride, with all the content of Pirates of the Caribbean.
WTSP fills out on-air sports team
When Natalie Angel joines WTSP-Ch. 10 as a sports reporter and fill-in anchor March 18, she could do more than add a third face to the on-air sports team, which has been a two-man operation for nearly a year.
Company provides new revelations, too
CLEARWATER -- Many people have seen Alvin Ailey's Revelations dozens of times. They never tire of its uplifting depiction of the strength of the black church, cheering every showy arabesque and lift. It's Ailey's Swan Lake.
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