Sacha Baron Cohen mocked Kazakh regime at EMAs 2005
The British actor borat portrayed by Sacha Baron Cohen receives thumbs up at the MTV Europe Music Awards in Lisbon. The U S State Department cites Kazakhstan as a suppressor of dissent criticizing actions against Cohen's satirical web site in its annual human rights report.
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Information Overload Thwarts Global Storage Capacity
A November 2 file photo shows London’s Big Ben with 160 CCTV cameras. A new study finds the world’s digital information is so vast that existing storage space is no longer sufficient to hold it all for the first time.
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Timbaland plans comeback push for Britney Spears
Timbaland says he wants to help Britney Spears reclaim her career and suggests taking her overseas to work it out. He invited Justin Timberlake, Spears' ex and his best friend, to join the plan, noting she must be serious.
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Chicago proclaims Jennifer Hudson Day in hometown tribute
Mayor Daley declared Tuesday Jennifer Hudson Day to honor the Dreamgirls star. The Chicago native thanked fans outside the Chicago Theatre after receiving the honor and urged others to pursue their dreams.
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Captain America Killed in New Comic Issue
Captain America dies in the newest edition released midweek as a sniper ends the shielded hero’s courthouse escape. Marvel Entertainment cofounders express shock while fans await possible resurrection and a future movie project in development.
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Bono to edit Vanity Fair Africa issue
Bono becomes Vanity Fair's first guest editor for an Africa themed July issue on newsstands in early June. He leads the Project RED campaign and aims to present Africa as an adventure, highlighting faces and personalities behind the statistics.
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Rosie O Donnell Opens Up About Depression After Columbine
Rosie O'Donnell discusses how the Columbine shootings contributed to her low mood and subsequent treatment. She explains how medication, yoga, and inversion therapy helped her, noting she hangs upside down for 15 to 30 minutes daily and that the episode will air on The View.
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Birthday List Celebrates Diverse Entertainment Figures
The page lists numerous celebrities with noted birthdays including actors Sue Ane Langdon Lynn Redgrave Aidan Quinn Freddie Prinze Jr James Van Der Beek and Camryn Manheim plus singers Micky Dolenz Peggy March Gary Numan Shawn Mullins Tom Chaplin and Kameelah Williams.
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Deaths of Jean Bau Drillard and Bob Hattey
French philosopher Jean Bau Drillard 77 of Paris dies after lengthy illness. Sacramento activist Bob Hattey 56 dies from AIDS complications following a D N C speech criticizing Bush on AIDS.
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