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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 2001
Page
7
Flyby Challenger, a bald eagle, soars over Arlington National Cemetery during services for five Army helicopter crew members killed in Vietnam on October 20, 1968. The event marks the first use of an eagle in a cemetery funeral.
Anatoly Karpov was awarded the Order for Service to the Fatherland by Vladimir Putin at a Bolshoi Theater gala celebrating his 50th birthday. The event included film clips from his career and remarks on his chess and other games.
Filmmaker Ingmar Bergman, age 82, will direct and adapt Henrik Ibsen's Ghosts for a Royal Dramatic Theatre production in Stockholm. The premiere is set for February 9 with rehearsals as yet unnamed. Bergman also tours with The Ghost Sonata and has said he is finished making films.
The season end ties some threads but the Mulder Scully kiss leaves fans unsure. David Duchovny may not return though Gillian Anderson, Robert Patrick and Annabeth Gish are set to appear next year. Fox executives say Duchovny could return later but not to count on it.
Actress James King, formerly a model, discusses her casual wardrobe. She notes mornings in sweat pants and a hat, now leaning toward cowboy boots and dresses, pairing argyle socks with heels and jeans. She adds she washes her long blond hair about twice weekly.
Kris Cagle gets a second chance after Virgin Nashville closes and Capitol Nashville repackages 10 tracks from Play It Loud with two new songs. The new album drops June 19 as Cagle calls it a true second debut. He spoke with AP Radio about the rare rebirth of his music career.
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