, Lisa Boothe along with anita vogel, Guy Benson and charlie hurt. Welcome to the big Weekend Show. The big story tonight, Donald Trump. Very important member of my family, far more than eric or laura and her name is carolina. Make america great again. [cheering] would anyone like to meet luke, her brother . Vote for grandpa. Thats cute. Trump is grandkids on stage and heartwarming moment a massive rally in North Carolina is trump on many issues including the economy and immigration today early voting begins in seven states, new jersey, vermont, oklahoma, rhode island, delaware, Indiana And Tennessee Fox News Correspondent Alexandria Hoff live where trump held his rally today. Impact are writing but this is some scorched crowd but this is a group waiting for the former president for quite some time, he had an event in april rescheduled because of whether so glad to be here today and while the former president touched on an array of issues, the economy was certainly the focus. We will m
News stories at this hour, starting in the middle east. Fears of an All Out War are growing as Israel And Iran backed hezbollah continue to trade strikes across the lebanon border. The idf says its intensifying strikes against the militant group. At this hour, after hezbollah reportedly fired more than 100 rockets into Northern Israel overnight, some of those Rockets Landing near israeli military facilities and an air base, you can see the damage left behind. Officials say at least three people are hurt. Hezbollah says its latest attack was in response to israeli strikes saturday that took out thousands. The idf claims it took out thousands of Rocket Launchers in those attacks as an offensive move. After uncovering plans for a hezbollah rocket attack. Now, the new wave of violence between the sides began earlier this week, with the explosions of Booby Trapped Hezbollah Pagers and walkie talkies. At least two senior militant leaders have been killed. And now to Breaking News out of birm
, lisa boothe along with anita vogel, guy benson and charlie hurt. Welcome to the big weekend show. The big story tonight, donald trump. Very important member of my family, far more than eric or laura and her name is carolina. Make america great again. [cheering] would anyone like to meet luke, her brother? vote for grandpa. That s cute. Trump is grandkids on stage and heartwarming moment a massive rally in north carolina is trump on many issues including the economy and immigration today early voting begins in seven states, new jersey, vermont, oklahoma, rhode island, delaware, indiana and tennessee fox news correspondent alexandria hoff live where trump held his rally today. Impact are writing but this is some scorched crowd but this is a group waiting for the former president for quite some time, he had an event in april rescheduled because of whether so glad to be here today and while the former president touched on an array of issues, the economy was certainly the focus. We will m
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Houston Grand Opera’s ‘Giving Voice’ gives platform for Black opera singers By Chris Gray, Correspondent
Appearing in Houston Grand Opera’s production of “The Pearl Fishers” in early 2019, Lawrence Brownlee looked around him and experienced something of a revelation.
“The cast was so beautifully diverse, and I just thought, ‘Wow, this is great,’ recalls the Ohio-born singer. “Houston Grand Opera has a longstanding tradition of doing color-blind casting anyway, and so to see that they were continuing that idea was something that spoke to me.”
Brownlee is, simply put, one of the world’s leading operatic tenors. For HGO, he’s appeared in six productions since 2007, also including Mozart’s “The Abduction From the Seraglio” as well as Rossini’s “The Italian Girl in Algiers” and “The Barber of Seville.” Hoping to cultivate the same kind of diversity in the audience that he saw onstage, he used his connections with the company t