Powell hosts ASEAN dinner skit in Hanoi amid talks
U S Secretary of State Colin Powell joins Japanese Foreign Minister Makiko Tanaka for a dinner skit after ASEAN and dialogue partners meeting in Hanoi. Powell vows to press China on exporting weapons to Pakistan and human rights and plans talks with Jiang Zemin. In Port Moresby, Alfred Kaibe urges MPs to adopt traditional dress and values after corruption allegations.
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Volcano eruption prompts evacuation near Mayon in Philippines
Eight year old Carlos Gaveria helps his family collect volcanic rocks for a construction firm pickup near Legazpi as Mayon volcano erupts for the second time in a month. Evacuees fill a six wheeler truck with rocks earning about $1.50 as tens of thousands flee their homes.
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Van Damme hates nickname The Muscles from Brussels
Jean-Claude Van Damme complains that his nickname The Muscles from Brussels misfires at home in Belgium where mussels are a national dish. While promoting Everybody's Famous in New York he jokes he could become The Brussels from Brussels in his next film The Monk where he plays a vegetarian martial artist.
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Stones face tough tour future amid aging fan base
The Rolling Stones may be planning a world tour for their 40th anniversary, but advisers warn young fans favor Madonna and other acts. They predict lower demand and possible empty seats as younger audiences move toward rap and boy bands, with Madonna and U2 seen as the remaining safe bets.
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Timberlake Bets On Britney Duo For Big CD
Pop heartthrobs Justin Timberlake and Britney Spears could record together after Timberlake, 20, offers his voice to help Spears 19 move beyond bubble gum pop. He envisions a new edgy sound and a huge collaborative project while N Sync tours the Celebrity album.
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Today's notable birthday list spans actors and artists
The day honors Darryl Hickman Jim Davis Rick Wright Linda Kelsey Sally Struthers Georgia Engel Elizabeth Berkley and others born today in entertainment and media. Noting careers from Garfield to Pink Floyd and Mary Tyler Moore shows.
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Ellen DeGeneres to focus on humor in new CBS show
Ellen DeGeneres says The Ellen Show will emphasize comedy, not politics, with a half hour CBS sitcom debuting this fall. She notes she plays a gay character again but plans to keep the focus on laughs and entertainment.
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Brother 2 contestant arrest tied to old name
Mike Malin, known as Michael Carri at the time, was arrested in 1997 on three counts including criminal trespass and using false identification on the Warner Bros. Batman and Robin set. He allegedly photographed production without permission to sell the images to a tabloid TV show, later pleading no contest and receiving three years probation and 400 hours of community service.
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