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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 2005
Page
11
A Tohoku University postgraduate student partners a three wheeled ballroom dance robot during the International Robot Exhibition in Tokyo. The university developed robot uses sensors to predict the lead dancer and move in all directions.
Tom Cruise defied a reporter by asking to speak to the phone’s owner during a Shanghai interview atop the Bund 18. Bells rang as ships honked on the Huangpu River while he wrapped scenes for the new Mission Impossible film. A translator assisted as Cruise exchanged Chinese pleasantries and wished happiness.
Earl Simmons known as DMX pleaded guilty to driving with a suspended license after a crash in the Bronx last April. He was fined 500 dollars and will serve seven days concurrent with a 70 day Queens sentence. The judge called him a violation waiting to happen.
HBO will document Heidi Fleiss leading a Nevada venture named Heidi's Stud Farm near Pahrump. The film tracks ground breaking to hiring male workers, with filming scheduled for December and no air date set. Fleiss, dubbed the Hollywood Madam, was convicted in 1995 of running a prostitution ring.
Jack White and Karen Elson expect their first child with Elson confirmed by publicist. The baby is due next spring. White and Elson married in June in Brazil. previously linked to Meg White who faces past marriage rumors in court records. White, 30, won a Grammy for best country collaboration with Loretta Lynn.
Celebrities turning 70 include model actress Carol Alt 61 model actress Carol Alt. Actor Jeremy Northam. Actor Nestor Carbonell of Suddenly Susan 45. Musician Brad Delson of Linkin Park also celebrates a birthday.
Stan Berenstain, 82, of Philadelphia died Saturday. He and his wife created the popular Berenstain Bears children's books about a loving furry family.
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