Wagoner and Carlisle Named to Country Music Hall of Fame
Porter Wagoner and Bill Carlisle were elected to the Country Music Hall of Fame. The announcement came during a Grand Ole Opry broadcast with induction set for November 6 as part of the Country Music Association Awards on CBS.
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Entertainment names flash across today’s events
A compact roundup lists public figures including singer David Crosby actor Steve Martin romance writer Danielle Steel cartoonist Gary Larson actress Susan Olsen and actors Halle Berry Mila Kunis highlighting recent appearances and projects in celebrity coverage.
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Ozzy Osbourne's Son Axes Punk Edge for Dawson Cameo
Ozzy Osbourne's son Jack Osbourne is filming a guest spot for Dawson's Creek at Duke University in Durham North Carolina. The scenes take place at Worthington College where Joey attends classes. MTV crews will cover the two hour premiere on October 2.
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Rooney receives honorary degree from University of South Carolina
Mickey Rooney, 82, was awarded an honorary doctorate in fine arts at USC during last weekend's commencement. The actor and writer said the ceremony resonated with his lifelong faith in education. Rooney's career began in the 1920s and spans about 300 films after graduating from Fairfax High School in Los Angeles and studying at USC.
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Fergie Talk Show Price Tag Soars Previews
Universal Television has spent up to 1 million dollars on Sarah Ferguson's upcoming talk show and has only shot the pilot. The budget dwarfs the typical 5 million yearly for a syndicated series. The program, debuting fall 2003, centers on viewer makeovers with Ferguson presenting a Queen for a Day style format.
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Bowie eyes stage version of his songs for theater
The New York Post reports David Bowie plans a theater project interpreting his songs as a musical work, following Billy Joel ABBA and The Who. A U2 spokeswoman denies Roddy Doyle is writing a U2 musical after a gossip site claimed it.
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