Science Station to open IMAX Dome Theatre this spring
Science Station announces the McLeod Busse IMAX Dome Theatre opens March 30 with The Living Sea and August 1 with The Magic of Flight. The $7.3 million expansion doubles exhibit space, adds offices, and features four yearly domed films. Tickets online with tiered pricing for adults students seniors and children.
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Bono to Speak at Harvard Class Day and Perform in Cambridge
Bono will address Harvard seniors during Class Day in June and perform four FleetCenter concerts in Cambridge that week. Harvard had denied him as graduation speaker for the Class of 2001. He previously spoke with economist Jeffrey Sachs in 1999 about Third World debt relief and they have since collaborated on promoting the cause.
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Jori Spelling Plans Return to TV After 90210
Jori Spelling, once a TV princess on Beverly Hills 90210, signals a comeback to television after the show ended. She aims for a new project and is weighing roles and format ideas.
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Courteney Cox Arquette Reflects On Fat Monica Role
Actress Courteney Cox Arquette discusses her portrayal of Fat Monica on Friends. She recalls three hours of makeup and how the character’s weight loss story made her feel liberated and reveals a provocative dance called the popcorn.
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Lynn Still Country Gretta Lynn Returns With New Album
Grammy winner Gretta Lynn releases her first solo original material in over a decade with Still Country and publishes Woman Enough a sequel to Coal Miner’s Daughter She says the memoir covers her life from yesterday to today and reflects life experiences not included in the earlier book.
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Crichton signs seven-figure two-book deal with HarperCollins
Michael Crichton leaves Alfred A Knopf after 30 years to sign a two book contract with HarperCollins. The deal value is undisclosed but likely seven figures. Crichton will work with Jane Friedman now at HarperCollins. His first Harper book is expected in 2002.
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