February 7, 2007
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Temps at the law firm of
Tedium and Terror are on
edge when people start
turning up dead. The
Portland Center Stage
production of ‘The Thugs’
takes place Friday and
Saturday nights at 10:30
p.m. at the Studio in
Gerding Theater at the
Armory, Friday, Feb. 9
through March 10.
Fawcett Tests Cancer-Free
Farrah Fawcett got
an unbeatable gift for
her 60th birthday: a
clean bill of health.
The actress, who re
vealed in O ctober
that she was fighting
cancer, learned this
week that she is can
cer-free, spokesman
Mike Pingel said Fri
day.
Dr. Gary Gitnick, Farrah Fawcett
Fawcett's lead physician at the ily and friends "who have sus
University of California. Los tained me as I battled this ter
Angeles, said the actress "has rible disease."
"This is an extraordinarily
had a full and complete response
happy day for me and my fam
to treatment."
"Her prognosis is excellent," ily," she said in a statement. "1
hope that my news might offer
he said.
The former "Charlie's Angel" some level of inspiration to oth
star said she was "deeply grate ers who unfortunately must con
ful" to her doctors and her fam tinue to fight the disease."
CELEBRATE BLACK HISTORY MONTH
"Fans have asked us fo r a live record fo r
a long time. Many attempts have been
made, but the seven shows at Royal Albert
made it possible tO do it right. ” — Robert Cray
TheRobert Cray Band
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The Robert Cray band is famous for touring
more than six months out of the year, yet in
it's 30-year career, there has never been a live
album - until the release of Live From Across
The Pond, that is. The two-CD live set was
recorded over the course of seven shows in
May 2006 at London’s Royal Albert Hall
while Cray was on tour with Eric Clapton.
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