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Tennessee Williams' Pulitzer Prize-winning play comes to the West End with a star-studded cast.

DEBBIE Allen, 59, starred as Lydia Grant in the hit Eighties' TV series Fame. She's currently directing Cat On A Hot Tin Roof, which opens at the Novello Theatre on December 1 Mariah Carey: Butterfly I think Mariah is one of the songbirds of this millennium and the music on this album is truly inspirational.

AMHERST The night is almost here that will see local businesses honoured with excellence awards.

Here's a look at images from 2009 movies with release dates. Image 1 of 29 'Fame' tentative release date Sept.

Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Tennessee Williams's masterpiece of Southern Gothic about a family stewing in its own juices, arrives in the West End next month after its hit Broadway run.

Oak Grove High students Brittain Allgood and Whitnee Bradford both were mesmerized and intimidated when they walked into the Debbie Allen Dance Academy in Los Angeles this past summer.

THE update of the 1980 smash hit, remade by young choreographer-turned-director Kevin Tancharoen, begins with Debbie Allen's classic line: "Fame costs.

Movie had a Great Cast...Some actors I'd never seen before and then some veterans actors whose work I know very well to include Charles S. Dutton, Kelsey Grammer, Megan Mullally, were in the film along with Debbie Allen who was from the original cast was in this film along with "So You Think You Can Dance" Alumni Kherington Payne.

Fame, the original ''high school musical,'' earns a sometimes toe-tapping remake that borrows scenes, situations and character ''types'' from its 1980 original.

Way back in 1980, when the Oscar-winning theme song of the movie Fame declared "I'm gonna live forever," it was easy to believe the lyric was an example of artistic license.

Your guide to the two biggest weeks of fun, food, stunts, rides and pageants in Marietta.

LAS VEGAS -- The stars of the musical “Fame” will walk the red carpet at the Paris Hotel and Casino Thursday night, just before the film’s premiere.

"You've got big dreams? You want fame? Well, fame costs. And right here is where you start paying...in sweat," said Debbie Allen as dance instructor Lydia Grant.

Young hopefuls wanting to make the big time in NYC, leg warmers and Debbie Allen - yes, it's the remake of the classic '80s film Fame for a new generation, which opened in cinemas this weekend.

Actress, dancer, director and Houston native Debbie Allen stars as principal Angela Simms in Fame.

Our recommendations this week begin with the obvious, the original "Fame" that spawned a TV show, a stage musical and millions of amateur performances in bathtubs and basements everywhere.

Review in a Hurry: The '80s sensation is reborn for the High School Musical generation.

Cast: Naturi Naughton as Denise Collins Pennie as Malik Kay Panabaker as Jenny Asher Book as Marco Kherington Payne as Alice Walter Perez as Victor Taveras Anna Maria Perez de Tagle as Joy Moy Paul Iacono as Neil Baczynsky Kristy Flores as Rosie Paul McGill as Kevin Debbie Allen as Principal Angela Simms Charles S. Dutton as Mr.

Almost 30 years ago, a movie centred on a group of students and their studies at the New York High School of Performing Arts became a hit and received two Academy Awards, a spin-off TV series and a musical which has played in London's West End since 1995.

At the New York City High School of Performing Arts, artistically gifted students spend four years perfecting their games, performing every chance they get - including at the school's Halloween carnival - in their pursuit of stardom.