Nepal’s Gyanendra Crowned as Riots Fray Palace
Prince Gyanendra ascends to the throne amid deadly palace massacre fallout. Police fire tear gas as mourners clash outside the palace while Dipendra’s funeral and royal processions proceed. Gyanendra pledges a full public explanation after an investigation into Friday’s killings.
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Twins Ann Landers and Abigail Van Buren visit sister’s 90th birthday
Abby and Ann Landers honor their sister Helen Brodkey at a nursing home in Omaha Neb celebrating her 90th birthday. The Friedmans from Sioux City Iowa grew up together and the twins, who turn 83 on the Fourth of July, say they have no plans to retire.
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Law's latest role a stretch in A I film
Sir Ian Law discusses crafting the mechanical character in A I Artificial Intelligence, comparing his process to building a robot. He portrays a Pinocchio like boy robot longing for love directed by Steven Spielberg with heavy makeup.
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Redford Receives 2001 Freedom In Film Award
Robert Redford, filming in Nashville for The Castle, was honored for his film career and political causes. The Freedom Forum First Amendment Center at Vanderbilt and the Nashville Independent Film Festival recognized his Sundance Institute work and social activism.
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Travolta on Career Ups and Downs and Choices
John Travolta says his 26 year career survived by not chasing only success. He cites love for acting and the ride of fame as key factors. He recalls hit and flop years from Saturday Night Fever through comebacks and choices like rejecting American Gigolo and Splash.
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Jackson to donate tour proceeds to Boys & Girls Clubs
Pop star Jackson launches All for You Tour 2001 with a North American run from July 5 in Vancouver to Oct 13 in Denver. The Atlanta based Boys & Girls Clubs of America serves over 3.3 million youth with nearly 2,800 clubs nationwide, supported by her donation and a statement about helping children.
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