Xena Star to End Run as Warrior Princess Is Reported
Auckland Sunday Star Times cites an insider saying Xena the Warrior Princess is killed off in the final script. The fate of Gabrielle remains unclear as production in New Zealand wraps up. Pacific Renaissance declined comment while fans speculate on possible onscreen revelations.
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Sunday Star Times
Auckland
New Zealand
Lucy Lawless
Studios USA
Steve Rosenberg
Rob Tapert
Lawless
Star Times
Xena
Gabrielle
Samurai Warriors
Pacific Renaissance
Deborah Wood
Bubbas
Tapert
Pavarotti Plans Benefit for Pakistan Refugees
Luciano Pavarotti will perform on May 29 in Modena Italy to raise funds for tens of thousands of Afghan refugees in squalid camps in northwest Pakistan. The event is organized by Knight Ridder Newspapers and supported by regional authorities and charity groups.
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Enor
Luciano Pavarotti
Modena
Italy
Pakistan
Buffett Caddies for Woods in Florida Charity Round
Billionaire investor Warren Buffett served as an honorary caddie for Tiger Woods at a charity event in Florida. Buffett wore a Woods jersey and rode in a cart while Woods played for top bidders who paid 650000 for the round. Buffett noted the role was not physically demanding.
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Associated Press
Buffett
Tiger Woods
Florida
Woods
Garbo bronze bust finds private home in Stockholm birth area
A bronze bust of Greta Garbo moved from public display to a private building in southern Stockholm. After initial rejections by the city art council for likenesses by Jan-Erik Björk and Julia Eble, the piece was donated to a private realty firm with the council having no say on private property. Garbo, famed for 1930s films such as Mata Hari and Anna Karenina, died in New York City in 1990 at 84.
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Associated Press
Greta Garbo
Householders’ Association
Stockholm
Sweden
Jan-Erik Bjoerk
Julia Eble
Art Council
Association
Rune Sahlstroem
Garbo
New York City
Havel Inducts Friend Into Czech Music Hall of Fame
President Vaclav Havel honored Mejla Hlavsa posthumously by inducting him into the Czech Music Hall of Fame. Hlavsa led the Plastic People of the Universe, a band jailed by the Communist regime, fueling dissident campaigns and Charter 77. Havel said the band symbolized freedom and challenged totalitarian rule.
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Associated Press
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Czech Republic
Mejla Hlavsa
Hlavsa
Havel
Prague
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