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By City News Service Jan 28, 2021 LOS ANGELES (CNS) - Iconic television producer Norman Lear, the man behind groundbreaking shows such as “All in the Family, “The Jeffersons and “Sanford and Son, was named today the recipient of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association s Carol Burnett Award. The award was created three years ago as the television version of the HFPA s longstanding Cecil B. DeMille Award for contributions to the film industry. The Carol Burnett Award honors a person “who has made outstanding contributions to the television medium on or off the screen. “Norman Lear is among the most prolific creators of this generation, HFPA President Ali Sar said in a statement. “His career has spanned the Golden Age and the streaming era. His progressive approach addressing controversial topics through humor prompted a cultural shift that allowed social and political issues to be reflected in television. His work revolutionized the industry an ....
Avril Chick is pictured in a white jacket to the left of then Hertsmere MP James Clappison. Full caption: (left to right) Jimmy Hipwell, Arthur Jones, Daphne Raymond, Ann Goddard, Avril Chick, Mrs Davies and James Clappison MP. A pioneering campaigner who successfully fought to save green belt land from being developed has died. Avril Chick was chairman of the Elstree & Borehamwood Green Belt Society, playing an important role in protecting much loved open space from developers. Mrs Chick left Borehamwood 15 years ago with her husband Doug, but is remembered fondly by those who knew her. Ann Goddard, current chairman of the green belt society, remembers the life of Mrs Chick who passed away in November, with the following memoir. ....
Levis pondered. “None.” Birdcalls it was. Levis can’t even remember the man’s name now, but the Scot could imitate birds well enough to make a spot in a Levis show. In a matter of days he was working behind footlights in a troupe made up entirely from unknowns, the people who have catapulted Levis to the top of Britain’s entertainment business. This Scot was only one of 500,000 British amateurs who have been auditioned by Levis or his talent scouts in the last nine years. Five hundred thousand amateur auditions add up to an impressive total of musical saws, card tricks and old jokes. But they also add up to fame and fortune for this once obscure Vancouver radio announcer who at 35 has become fairy godfather to all Britishers who want to see their names in lights. ....