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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 2000
Page
8
In Sydney, Alessandra Sensini of Italy sails past the Opera House to win the women's mistral gold as Lise Vidal of France and Sigrid Rondelet of Belgium finish nearby. A diver prepares for the women's 10 meter platform final in Sydney.
Norman Mailer, 77, appeared at Montgomery College in Rockville Maryland to receive the fifth annual F Scott Fitzgerald Literary Award. He joked about not yet writing a speech and being deaf, noted he has no plans to retire, and said he will not comment on the presidential race.
Marty Stuart praised the installation of a 70 foot radio tower atop Nashville's new Country Music Hall of Fame site. The tower symbolizes WSM AM and the Grand Ole Opry legacy rather than broadcasting. The hall is scheduled to open in May in downtown Nashville.
Heche plans a memoir sold to Scribner for a high six figure sum. The book will focus on childhood experiences including a closeted gay father and a brother’s accidental death, plus moving eleven times before age twelve. Her latest film is Return to Paradise, with Wag the Dog boosting her fame.
Actor Harry Shearer celebrates the revival of This Is Spinal Tap with Derek Smalls as the band’s bass player. He jokes about action figures and lunch boxes, noting his figure’s cheeky prop for fans.
Iggy Marley endorses Govinda's Bliss Bar hemp energy protein bars. Govinda's Fitness Foods sends a sample to the late Bob Marley’s son. Marley, who donates 4 percent of sales to charity, promotes the healthful product while Govinda's projects revenue growth from 1.7 million to 5.5 million.
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