Hollywood Buzzes and Bystanders in a Roaming Life
In Hollywood the lifelines of stars whirl as Liza Minnelli’s return to film headlines The Village Voice while Clifford Jahr shapes her immortal image. Sophia Loren tours Tangiers, Paul Newman pairs with Joanne Woodward, Eva Marie Saint tours, and Karl Maiden credits a TV series for financial independence. Travelers include Diners in Nairobi and a jet set marching toward Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires, Santiago, Lima, Quito and Caracas as chatter runs through the film colony.
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Bronze Popeye sculpture honors local creator in Chester
A bronze sculpture of Popeye the Sailor, famed for spinach and Olive Oyl, has been unveiled in Chester to honor the muscular mariner's creator, a native son of the Southern Illinois town.
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Carrie Fisher Stars in Romantic Space Fantasy Star Wars
Carrie Fisher talks of early show business ambitions and growing up amid cameras and theater in London. She recalls family influences, musical tastes, and the path to her role as Princess Leia in Star Wars directed by George Lucas, with co stars Alec Guinness Mark Hamill Harrison Ford and Peter Cushing.
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