Foreman Goes Into TV Ring With New ABC Project
George Foreman, 43, stars in a pilot for a TV series titled George airing on ABC. He plays boxer George Foster drawn to an inner city school, balancing training for a Jan. 16 Reno fight against Pierre Coetzer with acting duties. Tony Danza serves as executive producer.
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New York Critics Pick The Player Best Picture
The New York Film Critics Circle named The Player best picture in its 58th annual voting. Robert Altman won best director for The Player. Emma Thompson earned her third best actress award in a week for Howards End, with Denzel Washington named best actor for Malcolm X. Gene Hackman received best supporting actor for Unforgiven.
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Prince Albert of Monaco named in paternity suit in Indio
Tamara Rotolo seeks child support and acknowledgment from Prince Albert Grimaldi after claiming he fathered her 8 month old daughter. She alleges a brief Monaco romance in 1991 and says he refused a paternity blood test. A hearing occurred in the Indio Superior Court with another date set for January.
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Springsteen Gives 10000 To Rainbow Kitchen In Pittsburgh
Bruce Springsteen donated 10000 to the Rainbow Kitchen during a Pittsburgh show at Civic Arena. Volunteers collected money, food, and toys outside and after the concert while Amos, the kitchen’s operations manager, met him in his dressing room during intermission.
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CBS Lures Carvey in Late Night Show Talks
CBS reportedly pursues Dan Aykroyd? No, Dennis, wait. The New York Times says CBS discussed a Carvey late night slot after Letterman, while NBC counters with an exclusive long term deal and a plan to replace Letterman with Carvey if he leaves. The Times cites unnamed sources and quotes executives, agents, and NBC remarks on timing.
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