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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 2008
Page
7
The 15,000 fans packed the sold out MGM Grand arena for Jimmy Buffett’s final concert of the season in Las Vegas. Buffett, 62 on Christmas Day, has long been an icon of laid back living and Margaritaville, now cashing in on his image as his popularity grows.
Joseph Bologna Russ Tamblyn Jack Riley Paul Stookey James Burrows Patti Smith Patricia Kalember Fred Ward Michael Nesmith Davy Jones Jeff Lynne Meredith Vieira Sheryl Lee Ralph Suzy Bogguss Matt Lauer Tracey Ullman
New research shows presidential candidates made 110 late night appearances on Letterman Leno and Stewart, far more than 2004. Fifty appearances occurred before any primary vote as campaigns used entertainment venues to reach voters, says Robert Lichter of George Mason University.
Pollstar ranks Madonna as the top concert attraction in North America for 2008 with over 105 million in box office in the Sticky and Sweet tour. Celine Dion, the Eagles, Kenny Chesney and Bon Jovi also post strong receipts, with Springsteen close behind on the Magic tour.
Twentieth Century Fox moves to block release of Watchmen, accusing Warner Bros. of infringing rights. U S District Judge Gary Feess set a January 20 trial date on remaining issues after ruling Fox had some copyright claims. Fox contends it never ceded full story rights from a late 1980s deal and sued Warner Bros. in February.
Delaney Bramlett aged 69 from Los Angeles, singer songwriter producer who wrote Let it Rain died Saturday from gallbladder surgery complications. Robert Graham aged 70 of Santa Monica, sculptor of major bronze works including the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial in Washington died Saturday.
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