Presley daughter refutes Enquirer baby photos claim
Elvis Presley daughter Lisa Marie Keough rejects National Enquirer pictures of a claimed newborn Danielle Riley Keough, noting discrepancies with the baby's features and hospital details. Publicist Paul Bloch and Enquirer editor Iain Calder dispute the critique, insisting the photos show the correct infant.
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Carson fights for elderly sisters in Georgia
STATHAM Ga AP Johnny Carson says he will buy a new stove and refrigerator for two elderly sisters who spent 20 years paying their neighbor's water bill while both lines fed their meter. Viola Crow 79 and Carolyn Freeman 70 shared how they saved water by sponge baths and canned beans before thanking Carson on television.
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Michael Jackson Studio Talks on Greatest Hits LP
Michael Jackson is quietly collaborating with Epic on a Greatest Hits LP planned for this year. The project may include a few new numbers, with a major announcement expected from the recording company soon, but no film stardom news is imminent.
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Sister defends Lennon in expatriate push for book tour
Julia Baird, Lennon's half sister, travels from England to the United States in October to promote her love book John Lennon My Brother and defend the late singer against Albert Goldman’s controversial Lives of John Lennon. She contests Goldman’s claims that Lennon was a violent drug addict and homosexual, calling the book extremely distasteful and untrue. Baird notes Goldman credits her and her sister with interviews they refused.
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