B B Q Banks Runs Free Camp For Girls In California
Tyra Banks leads TZONE a free weeklong camp in California to boost self esteem and leadership among 52 girls ages 11 to 15 chosen for essays on teen issues. Banks known as B B Q says campers once see her as a supermodel but now focus on her message.
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Tammy Faye Blames Falwell Over Bakker Scandal
Tammy Faye Bakker Messner accuses Jerry Falwell of orchestrating Jim Bakker’s disgrace and imprisonment. The ex televangelist was convicted of defrauding followers of PTL ministries of 158 million dollars. Messner, interview in The Advocate, calls Falwell’s Christianity judgmental.
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Marsden Finds X Men Fame Brings Its Own Burden
Actor James Marsden recalls struggles with typecasting after growing up shy and skinny. He says his fame as Cyclops in the X Men films brings both attention and judgment about his looks and image.
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Walgreens faces opposition over French Quarter store plan
In New Orleans, preservationists and residents fight a zoning variance to allow Walgreens to open a larger shop in the French Quarter. Critics argue rules to protect the area are ignored while the city proceeds to permit and review the project amid lawsuits and hearings.
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Kirk Douglas Supports Peace Mission in Jerusalem
Kirk Douglas, 83, received a lifetime award at the Jerusalem Film Festival and praised Israeli leaders including Ben Gurion Meir Begin Rabin. He urged Prime Minister Ehud Barak to fulfill his mission as Barak attended a Camp David summit with Yasser Arafat.
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Spears cancels sold out Red Rocks show due to stage size
Britney Spears has canceled a sold out July 26 concert at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Denver citing a production too large for the stage. Promoter Chuck Morris called the decision hard after selling over 9 000 tickets in under an hour for the 50 date Oops I Did It Again tour with an elaborate set and effects.
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