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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 2008
Page
9
Los Angeles police investigate a burglary at a Sherman Oaks home owned by Paris Hilton. A man wearing a hooded sweatshirt was reported entering the residence around 5 a.m. Friday while Hilton was away. No arrests have been made and detectives continue the inquiry.
Comedian Charlie Calla actor John Hillerman drummer Bobby Colomby Peter Criss and Alan Parsons musicians Jenny Agutter Michael Badalucco Blanche Baker Billy Bragg Mike Watt Kris Tyler Chris Robinson David Cook Jonah Hill JoJo remain listed among celebrants with varied careers in comedy acting music and television reflecting a wide range of public figures born on this date.
Publicist confirms Ed McMahon and his wife will not move from their hilltop Southern California home facing nine months of foreclosure. Foreclosure Trackers Inc. brokered a deal with transfers of the loans. company CEO Robert Lee aims to delay foreclosure indefinitely and keep McMahon in place.
Jermaine Dupri states on his blog that Janet Jackson is not pregnant and that they are still together. He notes Jackson is private and questions arise from blogs and magazines. Jackson canceled Rock Witchu tour dates due to migraine related vertigo.
U2 announces their twelfth studio album No Line on the Horizon to be released March 3 by Interscope Records. The project follows 2004’s How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb and was completed after sessions in Fez Dublin New York and London with producers Brian Eno Daniel Lanois and Steve Lillywhite.
Sunday Parade profile notes Hoffman describes humor as his shield and says he reveals his mind without a censoring gene. He calls himself happy and funny, framing fun as a response to aging and mortality.
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