Connery Returns as Bond at Wife’s Urging in Never Say Never Again
Sean Connery says his wife urged him to resume Agent 007 after a 13 year layoff to star in Never Say Never Again which has grossed 48 million in the U S He criticizes Roger Moore’s take and calls today’s Bond films too detached from reality while lamenting release disputes and court cases over precedence.
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Protesters rally as Barker loses radio slot
Los Angeles activists protest outside KABC in heavy rain over Bob Barker removal from the Ken and Bob Saturday Special. Barker, 59, had discussed animal rights weekly for over a year before being dismissed on November 5 due to concerns about equal time. George Green, KABC vice president, cited complaints of one sided views. In Miami a Day After inspired shop opens selling nuclear survival supplies to prepare households for potential attacks.
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Eye liner implant promises decade beauty for eyes
Chicago reports surgeon Giora Angres unveils PermaLid Liner to implant pigment in the dermis for a lasting cosmetic effect lasting 18 months to 10 years. Cost projected at 800 to 1,000 dollars, with safety praised by Dr. Leeds Katzen. In Amherst, Massachusetts, Yvette Henry, 20, is released on 10,000 dollars bond after arrest for arson in Crampton dorm.
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