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The Times from Streator, Illinois • 11

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Streator, Illinois
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THE TIMESPRESS. STREATOR. ILL. Wednesday. July 23.

1997 Entertainment 'Prince' plans tour until 1999 and end with a big show in a secret location. Along the way, he'll be joined by No Doubt, George Clinton, Carlos San-tana, Chaka Khan and Lenny Kravitz. The Artist said the tour actually began Monday in Detroit. NEW YORK (AP) He once promised to party like it's 1999. Now he says he'll keep touring until then.

The formerly media-shy entertainer known variously as Prince or The Artist held a news conference Tuesday to announce a world concert tour that will stretch through 1999 PBBBtfc- A daily guide lo Streator's finest in La Baassssji aa fining and Entertainment CALL 673-3771 FOR FAST HOME DELIVERY LUi.i.i.u;i News shows, 'Roar' score high ratings NEW YORK Television viewers are eager for something new this summer, even if it means stretching back to 400 A.D. The premiere of the Fox series "Roar," an action-adventure show set centuries ago in the land that would become Ireland, finished 22nd in the ratings and won its time slot, Nielsen Media Research said Tuesday. Six newsmagazines finished among Nielsen's top 10 shows, including CBS' "48 Hours." Dan Rather's show made its first top 10 appearance since 1994 despite competing against NBC's "ER." NBC won the week with a 7.2 rating land 14 share, followed by CBS' 6.8 rating and 13 share, rating and 12 share and Fox's 4.7 rating and 9 share Despite finishing fourth, Fox claimed to be the only network to post higher ratings compared to last year for the summer period dominated by reruns. Fox has been more aggressive in offering original pro-gramming for the summer. "I think there was a feeling that neither Fox nor network television can hang up the 'gone fishing' sign every summer," Fox spokesman Jeff DeRomesaid.

Besides "Roar," new episodes of "Pacific Palisades" and the reality-based show "Beyond have improved upon Fox's performance in their time slots this summer, he said. Freshness isn't the only factor for Fox: DeRome conceded the network's Sunday night schedule, with "The X-Files" and "The Simpsons" in repeats, is much stronger than last summer's Sunday shows. And the new "Ruby Wax Show" on Monday nights was a dismal failure. AP Photo RECORDING ARTISTS The Wallflowers announce the nominations for the 1997 MTV Video Music Awards Tuesday in New York. The awards presentation will bebroadcast live on MTV Sept.

4. Members of the group from left are: Greg Richling, Jakob Dylan and Michael Ward. Jamiroquai leads MTV nods Hercules (G 3:15 5:15 7:15 9:15 Men to Black (PG-13) 3:15 5:15 7:15 9:15 George of the Jungle (PG 3:00 5:00 7:00 9:00 Out To Sea (PG 13) 2:15 4:45 7:00 9:15 FaceOff (R) 2:00 4:45 7:30 Contact (PG) 1:304:30 7:30 tive "Virtual Insanity" video, in which singer Jay Kay performs in a room where the floors, the walls and the furniture'all move simultaneous- iy- The band was nominated in nine of the 19 categories, including best new artist, best choreography, best special effects and breakthrough video. Jewel, who received three nominations, was also cited in the viewer's choice category an award based on votes from the music channel's audience for her You Were Meant for Me" video. In the best video category, Beck was nominated for "The New Pollution," Nine Inch Nails for "The Perfect Drug" and No Doubt for "Don't Speak." The awards show will be held Sept.

4 at Radio City Music Hall. NEW YORK (AP) Alternative music ruled the nominations Tuesday for the 14th annual MTV Video Music Awards, with the British dance band Jamiroquai tacking up 10, Beck receiving seven and Nine Inch Nails getting five. Those three, along with Jewel and No Doubt, were nominated in the best video of the year category. Jamiroquai was cited for its inven "iK." CLIP SAVE ItjC anc) n'ta Kenyon Time Warner, News Corp. reach deal THURSDAY, JULY 24 12.3 million subscribers.

In exchange for carrying Fox, Time Warner would gain access to a network of international satellite television systems that Murdoch has in Latin America, China and other countries. The satellite systems would give Timer Warner theability to beam Home Box Office, Cinemax, TNT and CNN to places around the globe where they are now not available. 1 ued," said spokesman Edward Adler. "The terms of the settlement, which include Time Warner's agreement to carry the Fox News Channel, are confidential." The New York Times reported, however, that the deal is part of a much larger pact giving Murdoch access to 65 percent of the Time Warner systems across the country. Time Warner, the nation's second-largest cable company, has a total of NEW YORK AP) Time Warner and Rupert Murdoch's News Corp.

have settled a long-running legal brawl in a deal that will give Murdoch's all-news cable TV channel access to the nation's marquee media market. Time Warner Inc. confirmed today that its New York City cable system will carry Murdoch's 24-hour Fox News Channel. "All litigation will be discontin (5:00 to 8:30 p.m.) Back By Popular Demand Complete Corned Beef Cabbage Dinner $7.95 Cellular One 4371 Venture Dr Peru. IL 8I5-224-5S0O Twin Greeks TopjO tv shows For the week of July 14-20, 1997 Network, rating share No.

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