Sinead O Connor in Disguise at Saratoga Protest
Irish singer Sinead O Connor used a brown wig and cap to watch demonstrators outside the Saratoga Performing Arts Center before a concert. About 10 protesters urged fans not to enter as she stayed nearby for over 30 minutes, later thanking fans and denying disrespect for Americans.
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Associated Press
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Sinead O’connor
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Ter
O’connor
Garden State Arts Center
New Jersey
Arena
New York
Kggi-Fm
San Bernardino
Calif
Mandinka
Donna Eichmeyer
SPAC
Eichmeyer
Osmond collapses during Canton concert in illness
Marie Osmond fainted on stage at the Stark County Fair in Canton after performing about 45 minutes despite a stomach virus. Manager Karl Engemann said she was severely dehydrated and treated with IV fluids before being released from hospital later that night.
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Canton, Ohio
Marie Osmond
Karl Engemann
Provo
Utah
Engemann
Osmond
Dan Kane
the Repository
Canton
Newton's 5.2 Million Libel Win Reversed
A federal appeals court in San Francisco overturned a 5.2 million libel award to singer Wayne Newton after ruling NBC's October 1980 report about his purchase of the Aladdin Hotel and Casino did not prove deliberate or reckless falsity. The 9th Circuit noted undisputed facts and that the broadcast did not mislead about organized crime ties. Newton had dealt with a purported crime figure, a fact not in the NBC piece.
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San Francisco
Wayne Newton
NBC
Newton
Las Vegas
Aladdin Hotel
Nevada Gaming
9Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Guido Penosi
Penosi
State Gaming Board
Actress Diana Rigg seeks divorce from Archie Stirling
London AP Diana Rigg, 52, files for divorce from husband Archie Stirling, 49, after marrying in 1982. They have a daughter, Rachel, 13. Rigg recently starred in Mother Love and is known for The Avengers and stage appearances.
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London
Diana Rigg
Archie Stirling
Jean Diamond
Rigg
Stirling
Rachel
Emma Peal
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