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Lenny Kravitz at an event for Entourage (2004)
Carrie Underwood, Joan Jett Bring Hard Rock to Cma Fest 2019
Lenny Kravitz at an event for Entourage (2004)
Rock-star cameos at Cma Fest can go either way — in 2013, Lenny Kravitz struggled to win over the crowd — but Friday night’s surprise appearance by Joan Jett was a success. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member appeared at the midpoint of Carrie Underwood’s night-ending set to join the country singer on a medley of Jett classics, including “I Hate Myself for Loving You,” a song whose melody Underwood sang for three seasons as the theme of Sunday Night Football.

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  • 6/8/2019
  • by Joseph Hudak
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Al Pacino
‘Paterno’ reviews: Al Pacino ‘at his best’ in ‘remarkable’ performance as disgraced football coach Joe Paterno
Al Pacino
Al Pacino is the king of HBO, winning Emmys for “You Don’t Know Jack” in 2010 and “Angels in America” in 2004. Both of these trophies came for playing real-life characters, so might his latest performance in “Paterno” as disgraced Penn State football coach Joe Paterno seal the deal for Emmy #3?

Television critics, as you’d expect, are raving about Pacino’s latest performance in the HBO telefilm. See some of their reviews below about the 1992 Oscar winner (“Scent of a Woman”), and then be sure to give us your Emmy predictions for Best Movie/Mini Actor.

SEEAl Pacino movies: 25 greatest films ranked from worst to best, including ‘The Godfather,’ ‘Dog Day Afternoon,’ ‘Scent of a Woman’

“Al Pacino is at his best,” praises Robert Lloyd (La Times). “Pacino’s performance is interesting in its smallest gestures and unusually interior and contained. And contained Pacino is the best Pacino, your love of ‘Scarface’ notwithstanding.
See full article at Gold Derby
  • 4/11/2018
  • by Marcus James Dixon
  • Gold Derby
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