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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 2003
Page
9
United States Central Command released doctored images illustrating how Saddam Hussein might have altered his appearance. The altered visuals aim to demonstrate alleged disguises and identity changes used by the Iraqi leader.
Myron Voth of Hesston Kansas examines a display wall at the Hopalong Cassidy Cowboy Museum near Benton. The museum opened Friday and features the world's largest Hopalong Cassidy memorabilia collection and a 250 seat theater for films and TV programs.
Willem Van Muyden, who worked for Elizabeth Taylor 13 years, says house manager Jean-Luc Lacquement sexually assaulted him. He alleges Taylor fired him for objecting to the incidents and cites statements about Taylor and the alleged misconduct in Los Angeles Superior Court filings.
Today's notable birthdays include Peter O'Toole turning 71, Wes Craven 64, Joanna Cassidy 58, Victoria Jackson 44, Apollonia 44, Mary-Louise Parker 39, Kevin Smith 33, Edward Furlong 26, Hallie Eisenberg 11, Hank Cochran 68, Mojo Nixon 46, and Devon Glenn 23.
Colin Farrell says he and model Kim Bordenave are expecting a boy in September. He tells Billy Bush in an Access Hollywood interview that he is excited and not nervous about becoming a father.
Mayor Timothy Larson told promoters Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band the town will not waive the noise ordinance for a Sept. 16 performance at Rentschler Field. The 40,000 seat stadium opened recently at a cost of 90 million dollars. Noise outside the stadium parking lot must not exceed 5 decibels.
Nicole Kidman, Oscar winner for The Hours, settles a libel suit against The Daily Mail over a March article alleging an adulterous affair with Jude Law. The newspaper claimed she urged Law to cheat, affecting his marriage to Sadie Frost. lawyer Gideon Benaim cited grave damage to reputation and distress.
Woody Allen will open the 60th Venice Film Festival on August 27 with the world premiere of Anything Else. The festival runs through September 6 and features stars Jason Biggs Christina Ricci and Allen. The film is not in competition for the Golden Lion. Other high profile titles include The Human Stain and Once Upon a Time in Mexico with cast such as Antonio Banderas Salma Hayek and Johnny Depp.
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