Dylan Says Obama Redefines American Politics
In a Times of London interview published Saturday, the musician Dylan discusses upheaval in the United States. He notes poverty demoralizes citizens and praises Barack Obama for redefining the nature of politics from the ground up and expresses guarded hope for change.
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Heche Ordered to Pay Ex-Husband and Child Support
A court ruling ends Anne Heche and Coleman Laffoon’s five year marriage with Heche paying $275,000 to Laffoon and $3,700 monthly child support for their 6 year old son Homer.
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Wonder Woman Actress Aids River Tragedy Discovery
Lynda Carter of Washington state fame says she found a body in the Potomac River near Washington. She was in a boat alone when she alerted fishermen to call police. Rescuers arrived and located Helen Johnstone, 47, whose death cause is not yet determined.
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Dylan says Obama redefining U.S. politics
Bob Dylan says Barack Obama is redefining politics in the United States and could deliver change to a nation in flux. Dylan comments on Obama’s potential impact and the direction of U.S. political discourse.
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Celebrities Celebrate Birthdays From Barbara Bush to Kanye West
A roundup of notable birthdays includes former first lady Barbara Bush turning 83 and comedian Jerry Stiller at 81. Joan Rivers is 75, Nancy Sinatra 68, Chuck Negron 66, Boz Scaggs 64, Don Grady 64, Mick Box 61, Sara Paretsky 61, Sonia Braga 58, Kathy Baker 58, Bonnie Tyler 55, Griffin Dunne 53, Scott Adams 51, Keenen Ivory Wayans 50, Julianna Margulies 41, Kelli Williams 38, Kanye West 31, Sara Watkins 27.
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On This Day History June 8 Major 1845 Death
Andrew Jackson seventh U.S. president died in Nashville Tennessee. Tennessee seceded from the Union in 1861 following increasing tensions over slavery and state rights.
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