Seymour Receives Red Cross Humanitarian Award
Actress Jane Seymour earns the American Red Cross Humanitarian Award for her TV work on Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman and her charity efforts with Childhelp USA and City Hearts. Paul Reubens, 48, discusses Hollywood life amid a party incident in Acapulco. Brian Wilson tribute at Radio City features Mozart Bach nods with Chazz Palminteri hosting.
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Abbie Hoffman Memorabilia Exhibit Opens at UConn
The University of Connecticut displays about 100 pieces from Abbie Hoffman including declassified FBI files about his 1968 Chicago arrest. The exhibit runs through May 25 and covers Hoffmans Yippie movement and his role among the Chicago Seven.
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History Journal Highlights From 1937 to Falklands War
A brief history review notes President Wilson asking Congress to declare war on Germany on April 2 1937 with the line the world must be made safe for democracy. It recalls Juan Ponce de Leon landing in Florida in 1513 and CBS soap operas debuting in 1956. In 1982 Argentine troops seized the Falkland Islands from Britain, with Britain retaking them the next June.
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Birthday notes for Buddy Ebsen and peers
Today's birthdays list Buddy Ebsen at 93 and Leon Russell at 60. Also named are Jazz guitarist Larry Coryell at 58, actress Linda Hunt at 56, singer Emmylou Harris at 54, and actress Pamela Reed.
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Arizona Duke clash crowns NCAA basketball champ
In sports coverage for Tuesday, the section notes Arizona faces Duke Monday night for the college basketball championship. The article teases the NCAA title game and the expected champion.
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Magician Copperfield to Enter 2000 Degree Fire Tornado on CBS
David Copperfield promotes his 20th television special by entering a man made 140 mph fire tornado inside a Manhattan warehouse. The stunt, created after two months of safety work with NYC officials, will air at 7 p.m. CDT on CBS and cable channels. Copperfield describes the challenge as facing a real danger, not illusion, and has staged prior feats including escapes from a water tank and Alcatraz.
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Spy Kids tops box office with 27 million weekend
The family spy comedy led North American theaters with 27 million, followed by Ashley Judd's Someone Like You at 10.3 million and Tomcats at 6.5 million. The weekend box office rose 11.5 percent to 84.6 million across the top 12 films.
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Survivor hopefuls flock to CBS audition in Hollywood
About 1,500 hopefuls queued at the CBS studio lot in Hollywood for Survivor auditions. Two standout contestants, Alicia Ashley and Lori McGuire, shared tales of stamina and determination as the deadline to apply neared, with interviews planned through June in multiple cities.
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