Deja vu for James Brown and Rin Tin Tin TV comeback
Hollywood notes recall James Brown still fitting his Fort Apache uniform while Rin Tin Tin returns to TV in sepia toned flashbacks with new wraparounds. Brown, now 33, says tennis sustains him and recounts Willson naming lessons.
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Television Schedule Listing May 4 Night Lineup
The page lists TV programs by time across channels with shows from the 60s to 70s. Highlights include Royals vs Red Sox, Gunsmoke, MASH, Star programs and variations of news, talk, and comedy slots across the day.
Tom Jones eyes Bel Air home as tax fears push move
UPI reports singer Tom Jones plans a permanent move to the United States seeking privacy in Bel Air as he searches for a home costing at least 1 million dollars. He cites England’s high taxes and aims to base his family in California while continuing touring. He owns properties near Weybridge and plans to return to sell them.
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