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Barbara Vancheri Leaves Post-Gazette “Outsiders” Gets Season 2 April, 2016 Digital 56 Barbara Vancheri Leaves Post-Gazette Respected, long-time Pittsburgh holding of Block Communica- The paper’s general manager, Post-Gazette film critic and re- tions. Last year, after more than Lisa Hurm, explained to Schooley porter Barbara Vancheri has left two centuries in Downtown, the that the PG had "a very difficult the paper. paper moved into a new head- fourth quarter [2015], as did the quarters on the city’s North Side. entire industry" due to major de- clines in ad revenue. Vancheri announced her departure in an email on her last day, March Meanwhile, the president of the 31. She explained that she had Newspaper Guild of Pittsburgh, accepted a buy-out. This is just Michael A. Fuuco told Schooley the latest in reductions being exe- that “our hope is that once they The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (PG) cuted by the company. In early get through the buyouts that they was first published as The Pitts- March, Tim Schooley reported in stop there . you can’t do the job burgh Gazette in 1786. The paper the Pittsburgh Business Times [needed] with a diminished staff.” was won the prestigious Pulitzer that both layoffs and buy-outs Prize six times. It’s a signature begun in late 2015 were continu- ing. (In 2013, the newspaper re- leased James Richards, also editor of Pittsburgh Applause, as man- Inside This Issue ager of the paper’s online events calendar.) A consultant is Page hired to help the PF/PCA 2 “Outsiders” Gets Season 2 Local rock Page legends honored The Pittsburgh-shot series “The renewal of ‘Outsiders’ at annual event 4 “Outsiders” has been renewed by marks the first time in the modern SAG-AFTRA loses Page cable network WGN America for Pittsburgh production era that a two respected a second season, reports Rob scripted prime-time drama has leaders 5 Owen in the Pittsburgh Post- made it to a second season,” Gazette. Owen writes. Local anchor Page Wendy Bell fired over coments 5 For more information, click http:// www.post-gazette.com/ae/tv- Videohouse in Page radio/2016/03/11/WGN-America- complicated battle with FCC 8 renews-Outsiders-pittsburgh- pennsylvania-millvale/ stories/201603110217 Pittsburgh A&E Group Interiors are shot at 31st Street 643 Liberty Avenue #401 Studios in the Strip District. The Pittsburgh, PA 15222 series follows a mountain family Ph (412) 325-7070 fighting an energy company. Fx (412) 325-7069 www.pittsburghapplause.com www.pittsburghaebook.com 2 Pittsburgh Applause Pittsburgh Applause Consultant Studies Troubled PF/PCA A consultant has been hired by makers, founded in 1971 and one the Heinz Endowments. She be- the Heinz Endowments to assess of the largest media arts centers in gan her efforts in early March. the issues facing Pittsburgh the nation and arts education/ Presumably this means a report Filmmakers/Pittsburgh Center exhibition organization Pittsburgh will be ready by summer. for the Arts, reports Marylynne Center for the Arts, which began Pitz in the Pittsburgh Post- in 1945. In a separate article, Pitz reports Gazette. that the PF/PCA board is seeking The organization has been strug- to reinvent and streamline itself. gling financially for more than a For details on this subject visit year with a $1 million deficit, http://www.post-gazette.com/ major layoffs and the resignation local/city/2016/03/14/Film-and- of long-time leader Charlie Hum- arts-group-looks-to-revamp-board phrey. -following-leadership-shakeup/ stories/201603100008 Pittsburgh Filmmakers/ According to Pitz, Baltimore- Pittsburgh Center for the Arts based arts and culture consultant (PF/PCA) was formed in 2006 Alyce Myatt has a $35,000, three- through the merger of two sepa- month contract to evaluate the PF/ rate entities: Pittsburgh Film- PCA and report her findings to Click Below to Discover Your Inner Yinzer! 4 Pittsburgh Applause Pittsburgh Applause Local Rockers To Be Honored @ Stage AE The newest inductees for the This year’s inductees are: “We’re extremely happy for this Pittsburgh Rock ‘n Roll Legends year’s Legends, and look forward has been announced to celebrating with them in Joe Grushecky April,” said Rebecca Whitlinger, (Modern Era Legend) a of the Cancer Caring Center, in a prolific songwriter, singer press release. “We thank the fans and guitarist who has re- for voting, and hope everyone leased 18 albums as the will join us to congratulate the leader of the Iron City honorees and all of the nominees, Houserockers or as a solo for everything they’ve done to artist. enrich our lives through music. The opportunity to see so much Billy Price Pittsburgh talent in one room on Created in 2014, the Pittsburgh (Modern Era Legend), one night is what makes the Leg- Rock ‘n Roll Legends is a local who was recently nomi- ends celebration truly unique.” registry honoring the individuals nated for best soul blues and organizations that have con- album at the 37th Annual This year’s ceremony is sched- tributed to the rich history of rock Blues Music Awards. uled for April 28 at Stage AE. For music in Pittsburgh. Proceeds more information, visit http:// raised by the annual awards cere- Pat Dicesare www.pittsburghrocklegends.com mony benefit the Cancer Caring Music Industry Profes- Center, which provides free sup- sional Legend) whose port services to cancer patients firm, founded in 1973 with and their families. Rich Engler, put Pittsburgh on the music industry map Inductees for the 2016 awards by booking big name artists were selected through weighted ballots cast by more than 1,550 The Skyliners registered voters from the general (Legacy Legend), one of public and the Pittsburgh Rock ‘N the biggest doo wop groups Roll Legends Awards Academy in history. of Voters, comprised of more than 200 local producers, promoters, Sean McDowell music historians, musicians, me- (Music Broadcaster Leg- dia, educators and other music end), who has been a lead- industry professionals. ing radio disc jockey and local rock supporter for nearly 23 years. www.pittsburghapplause.com www.pittsburghaebook.com 5 Pittsburgh Applause Pittsburgh Applause SAG-AFTRA Loses Two Leaders One of the entertainment indus- Hills 90210”) has been named way and dealing with issues rang- try’s leading unions suffered two Acting President. ing from race to sexual orienta- sad losses as March came to a tion. close. Ken Howard is best known for two roles: portraying Thomas Patty Duke began her career in Jefferson in the stage and film her early teens, appearing of such versions of the musical “1776” programs as the soap opera “The and the television series “The Brighter Day.” Her biggest break White Shadow” (1978-1981). is portraying deaf-blind author and activist Helen Keller (1880- A winner of the Tony Award and “1776” is an entertaining mixture 1968) in the Broadway play “The an Emmy Award, critically ac- of fact and fiction concerning the Miracle Worker.” She and co-star claimed actor and union leader signing of the Declaration of In- Anne Bankcroft reprised their Ken Howard died on March 23 at dependence, a key moment in stage roles in the 1962 film ver- the age of 71. early U.S. history. Along with sion. Duke won an Academy William Daniels, John Cullum Award for her performance. Howard played a critical role in and Howard da Silva, he was a the 2012 merger of the Screen member of the original Broadway Television viewers know her best Actors Guild with the American cast who made the transition to from “The Patty Duke Federation of Radio & Television the film. Show” (1963-1966), a situation Artists into SAG-AFTRA. The comedy developed specifically for performers union has hundreds of On “The White Shadow,” Howard Duke in which she portrays cous- members in the Pittsburgh area played a retired Caucasian basket- ins who look identical but are and maintains a full-time office in ball player who takes a job coach- otherwise very different. Downtown Pittsburgh. ing an inner city high school team composed primarily of African- She was the former wife of Only a few days later, current American teens. It was considered “Addams Family” star John Astin SAG-AFTRA president, the one television’s groundbreakers, and the mother of Sean Astin, best Oscar and Emmy winner Patty presenting teen life in a realistic known from the “Lord of the Duke died at the age of 69. Ac- Rings” movies. tress Gabrielle Carteris (“Beverly Bell Fired Over Comments Wendy Bell, the long-time news African-Americans. anchor at WTAE-TV has been fired for making racially stereo- “They have multiple siblings from typical words on the station’s multiple fathers and their mothers Facebook page. work multiple jobs,” Bell wrote. “These boys have been in the sys- tem before. They’ve grown up there. They know the police. The station is owned by media They’ve been arrested. They’ve conglomerate Hearst Corpora- made the circuit and nothing has tion’s television division. scared them enough. Now they are lost.” According to TheWrap.com’s Brian Flood, the comments in- Bell had been with the station for volved a mass shooting in Wil- 18 years. kinsburg that resulting in the deaths of six people, all young www.pittsburghapplause.com www.pittsburghaebook.com 7 Pittsburgh Applause Pittsburgh Applause Cultural Ke$ha To Share Her Pride Multi-platinum recording artist She identifies as bisexual and is District Kesha will be the headliner for active in animal rights and LGBT this year’s Pride in the Streets, the rights. Makes Delta Foundation has an- nounced. The event is scheduled for Satur- Downtown day, June 11. The Delta Foundation is lesbian, gay, bisexual & transgender Livable (LGBT) organization that pro- duces the city’s major Pride Pittsburgh has been named by events each June celebrating the Liveability.com as having one of LGBT community.
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