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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 2001
Page
18
A Great Hunger Memorial by Irish sculptor Eamonn O Doherty is shown after unveiling in Ardsley New York. The sculpture depicts a starving family leaving a ruined home and commemorates the 19th century potato famine in Ireland.
Today marks birthdays for Bob Keeshan Captain Kangaroo Bruce Johnston of the Beach Boys Julia Duffy from Newhart Isabelle Adjani Lorrie Morgan Tobey Maguire Madylin Sweeten and others born in various years Celebrities across entertainment celebrate another year of life.
Ed Zwick will deliver the keynote at this year’s Humanitas Prize lunch at the Hilton Universal Hotel in Los Angeles. The prize, created 27 years ago, aims to recognize writers for humanizing work with cash awards from 25000 to 10000 dollars across eight categories including feature film and Sundance entries.
Creators Syndicate reports Nicole Kidman may star in Jane Campion's erotic drama In the Cut in New York this winter but no script exists yet and it is not her next film. Her next project may be Dogsville with Lars von Trier in Denmark while she, Meryl Streep and Julianne Moore finish The Hours about three women influenced by Virginia Woolf.
Good Morning America entertainment editor Joel Siegel, 57, is undergoing cancer surgery for a growth in his right lung after beating colon cancer years earlier. He spoke on ABC about his fears for his 3 year old son Dylan and the need to stay brave.
Philadelphia native Will Smith his wife Jada Pinkett Smith and their children occupy a Greenwich Village townhouse while he films The Greatest about Muhammad Ali The St Luke s Place address sits opposite Printing House gym with summer rent pegged at 30000 per month not including weekend train fares home to Philadelphia from New Jersey area.
John Singleton discusses his film Baby Boy opening today in Bergen County New Jersey. He portrays a dysfunctional black community rite of passage linking manhood to violence while questioning whether lethal acts define true maturity.
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