This show ran for two series hosted by Chris Cowey and produced by Jeff Brown and featured local bands like, The Kane Gang, Secret Sam, She and President.

KMGH-TV is the only Denver TV station to win two Alfred I. duPont-Columbia awards-one for the 2003 report, " Honor and Betrayal: Scandal at the Air Force Academy " ( Ferrugia, Burke, and Kane ) and again in 2010 for the investigative documentary " 33 Minutes to 34 Right ," hosted by Tony Kovaleski and produced by Tom Burke and Arthur Kane.

Changing Rooms was originally hosted by Carol Smillie, and assisting with the remodeling was Cockney carpenter, " Handy " Andy Kane.

Kane found fame on Changing Rooms, which ran on BBC TV 1996-2004 and was hosted by Carol Smillie and later Laurence Llewellyn-Bowen, in which he appears as a talkative cockney builder who helps out with DIY jobs the contestants cannot handle.

The award ceremony has been hosted by a number of different personalities throughout its history ; these include Ed Byrne, Patrick Kielty, Amanda Byram, Podge and Rodge alongside Deirdre O ' Kane and Dara Ó Briain, who has performed the role on at least three occasions, most recently in 2008.

He also hosted a short-time weekly program produced by KYW-TV called The Bulletin with Larry Kane ( not to be confused with the defunct Philadelphia Evening Bulletin newspaper ).

In November 2009, Alex Kane, the Ulster Unionist Party's press officer, speculated in his weekly News Letter column that Traditional Unionist Voice ( TUV ) could win at least 14 seats in the next Assembly election.

Kate Kane referred to Akins as police commissioner in the weekly 52 series, which reveals the events of the missing year.

Kane continues to do special reports for KYW, an all-news AM radio station in Philadelphia, and hosts Larry Kane: Voice of Reason, a weekly news analysis program on the Comcast Network.

After winning the national under-16 title in 1975, his world ranking peaked at number six in 1989 – 90, after his only ranking tournament victory at the 1989 Hong Kong Open in which he beat Dene O ' Kane 9 – 8.

It remained and stayed active as a Ginger Group and supported Rusty Kane as an Independent on national and local issues.

Kane even supplied many of the questions for radio and television programs of the 1950s and 1960s like The $ 64, 000 Question " and Double or Nothing.

Several of his radio performers joined him, and Moorehead made her film debut as his mother in Citizen Kane ( 1941 ), considered one of the best films ever made.

* Kane, Joseph, et al., Famous First Facts 5th Edition, New York: Wilson, 1997. p. 455, item 6262, First radio broadcast demonstration ( by Stubblefield, 1892 ).

* The Kane Gang performed the music for the ' Ooh Gary Davies ... on your radio ' jingle for BBC Radio 1.

He also broadcast regularly by radio and performed in a few sound films, among them the first British colour film, Wings of the Morning ( 1937 ), and Orson Welles ' Citizen Kane ( 1941 ), where he had a small uncredited part.

The " News on the March " newsreel at the beginning of the film also claims that Kane controls two newspaper syndicates and a radio network ; it also mentions that Kane has other business interests in real estate, logging, shipping, and food retailing.

In 2004, " Warm It Up, Kane " appeared on popular video game Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, playing on classic hip hop radio station Playback FM.

Pepper Ann has no real enemies except Principal Hickey, a tough disciplinarian with zero tolerance for Pepper Ann's shenanigans, Wayne Macabre, a godawful radio DJ, and Alice Kane, an uppity snob who refers to her as " P. Ann ".

Throughout 2009, Ritchie continued her radio role on the " Merrick & Rosso and Kate Ritchie Show ", and also starred in Underbelly: A Tale Of Two Cities as Judi Kane.

Months later Welles employed the series's techniques in his radio version of The War of the Worlds ( radio drama ) | The War of the Worlds ( 1938 ), and he famously parodied the newsreel series in his first feature film, Citizen Kane ( 1941 ).

The " Ooh Gary Davies on your radio " jingle, was by the 1980s band Kane Gang, and was developed into the Byker Grove theme tune for BBC Television.

Warrick began her career in the 1940s as a radio singer where she met her first husband Eric Rolf, but her first big break was being hired by a young Orson Welles for Citizen Kane, where she played Emily Monroe Norton.

Kane is discovered by the saboteurs, but he manages to conceal Martin, and he convinces them the newspaper and radio accounts are true, that he is, in fact, a saboteur in league with them.

As she took on the status of a singing sensation, there were Helen Kane dolls and Helen Kane look-alike contests, appearances on radio and in nightclubs.

Based on his radio success, in the mid 1950s he produced television shows for ITV such as Armchair Theatre, The Golden Fleece, The Boy About the Place, Teddy Gang, The Lady Asks for Help, The Scarlet Pimpernel, The Suicide Club, The Little Black Book, The New Adventures of Martin Kane, A Christmas Carol, 24 Hours a Day, Down to the Sea, Gun Rule, and many others.

The Kane Show is broadcasted on seven additional radio stations, including CHR's WNRW ," Radio Now 98. 9 ", Louisville, KWNW, Memphis.

* Martin Kane, Private Eye, a radio and television drama

McKee ’ s other credits include writing and presenting the BBC series Filmworks, the Channel Four series Reel Secrets, the BAFTA Award-winning J ' accuse Citizen Kane television program which he wrote and presented, and the writing of Abraham, the four-hour mini-series on Turner Network Television ( TNT ) that starred Richard Harris, Barbara Hershey and Maximilian Schell.

Kane is granted robotic arms by the Weapon X program.

Alongside Wade Wilson, the Weapon X program " fixed " Kane by transforming him into a cyborg, by grafting cybernetic arms in place of his real ones.

Kane later rejoined the Weapon X program and his cybernetic material was once again upgraded.

Kane ( another rapper of Bloedserieus ) made a song about this called " Jonko voor Sane " ( Joint for Sane ).

One story, The Two-Bit Dictator of Twin Mills, drawn by Batman co-creator Bob Kane, featured a hitman called Jojo who was, according to writer Al Schwartz, made to look like Lorre.

In 1966 she reprised her " Helen Ramirez " role from High Noon ( 1952 ) in a High Noon TV pilot called The Clock Strikes Noon Again, which co-starred Peter Fonda as the son of Will Kane.

Kane Kramer applied for a UK patent for his design of a " plastic music box " in 1981, which he called the IXI.

In Hawaiian mythology, according to Tregear, the legends about Kaha ’ i are ' extremely fragmentary and vague ', but they indicate that Hema traveled to ' Kahiki ' ( perhaps Tahiti, but more probably to kahiki ' the distance ', as kahiki can be understood to include all of the islands in the Pacific Ocean ) to receive a tribute called palala for the birth of his son Kaha ’ i. There he was captured by the Aiaia ( a bird, messenger of the god Kane ), died, and was buried in Ulu-paupau.

Kane then published a supplement called More First Facts in 1935.

Wahlberg worked on his own music as well, releasing a single called " I Got It " featuring Aubrey O ' Day ( formerly from Danity Kane ) and " Rise and Grind " featuring Roscoe Umali.

In individual cartoons, she was called " Nancy Lee " or " Nan McGrew " – derived from the 1930 Helen Kane film Dangerous Nan McGrew – usually serving as a girlfriend to studio star, Bimbo.

Steven Spielberg, in the PBS Chuck Jones biography Extremes & Inbetweens: A Life In Animation, called One Froggy Evening " the Citizen Kane of animated film.

Kane called Mysterio a coward who hides behind a mask.

Trace Adkins released a song written by Kane called " Happy Man " on his 2010 album, Cowboy's Back in Town.

The clip ends with Cookie Monster eating the sled called Rosebud from Citizen Kane, and Big Bird ( inside an MGM esque circle showing " celebrating 30 years ") telling the viewers to " Enjoy the movie!

Mandy Kane plays the lead role in a short film called " eleVATE ", which he also scored and wrote the theme song for, titled " Glitch " ( included on the Murder In The Daylight EP ).

As an adult, Kane takes control of a Thatcher-owned newspaper called the New York Inquirer, thinking that " it might be fun to run a newspaper ".

The late musical artist Aaliyah recorded a song about it called " Erica Kane " which was released posthumously on the album I Care 4 U. The band B5 also recorded a song about Erica Kane titled " Erika Cain.

After that doll met with success, they released the second in 1999 called the Champagne Lace Wedding Erica Kane Doll.

He released his debut album on Cold Chillin ' Records in the early summer of 1988 called Long Live the Kane, which featured the hit " Ain't No Half Steppin ".

As of 2010, Big Daddy Kane is working on a new album with his band Connie Price and the Keystones, and Darnell Chavis from the 90's R & B group, Solo, called " The Last Supper ".

After having accidentally stumbled upon the islands, he returned to his homeland which he called Ka āina kai melemele a Kane, " the land of the yellow sea of Kane ".

Kane obtained permission for the Mormons to winter on Indian territory, and the site was originally called Kanesville.

In 1992 she formed a band called Óige ( an Irish word meaning ' youth ') with school friends Murrough and Ruardhrai O ' Kane, bringing her take on Irish traditional songs to Ireland, Scotland and further afield.

As a clubland promoter, he ran popular house music, techno, and drum and bass clubs in Bradford, called Tolerance, before moving on to Leeds, where he promoted the successful Soundclash club happenings bringing in respected DJs such as Andrew Weatherall, Alex Patterson, Adrian Sherwood and J. Saul Kane.