Morissette bares soul at Juno Awards amid censorship clash
Canadian rocker Alanis Morissette performed a provocative satire at the 2004 Juno Awards in Edmonton. She revealed a skin colored suit with nipples and pubic hair, then removed the fake parts after a director noted nipples cannot be shown on national TV. Morissette accused U.S. censorship of overreaction following Janet Jackson's Super Bowl incident.
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Basinger sells ex husband jewelry for animal charity
New York based actress Kim Basinger plans Christie’s auction of civil jewelry from her nine year marriage to Alec Baldwin. The lineup includes a Tiffany engagement ring valued at 40000 dollars and a diamond butterfly necklace valued at 8000 to 10000 dollars. Proceeds go to the Performing Animal Welfare Society to aid abused and abandoned animals.
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New York
Kim Basinger
Alec Baldwin
L.A
Performing Animal Welfare Society
Christie classics to spark new PC mystery games
Agatha Christie works will be adapted into five computer games by Chorion over six years. Matthew Prichard says adapting the stories will reach new audiences and keep the mysteries relevant for decades to come.
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Lonoon
Agatha Christie
Chorion
Christie
Matthew Prichard
Beckham affair rumors rock British papers and Madrid move
Beckhams face a media storm after a Sunday report alleging David Beckham carried on with Rebecca Loos in Madrid from September to December while Victoria Beckham stayed in England. Beckham called the tale ludicrous but did not fully deny it. The rumor follows his 2003 move from Manchester United to Real Madrid. Victoria, once Posh Spice, has resisted relocating full time to Spain while pursuing a pop comeback.
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David Beckham
Rebecca Loos
Madrid
Victoria
England
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Beckhams
Real Madrid
Manchester United
Victoria Beckham
Spice
The
Spice Girls
Spain
History Journal Highlights World Firsts and Milestones
On April 6 1909 Peary and Henson reached the North Pole. In 1830 the LDS Church was organized in Fayette New York. In 1862 Shiloh began in Tennessee. In 1896 Athens hosted the first modern Olympics. In 1917 Congress declared war on Germany. In 1965 the United States launched the Early Bird satellite.
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Matthew A. Henson
North Pole
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Joseph Smith
Fayette
N.Y
Shiloh
Tennessee
Athens
Greece
Congress
Germany
United States
Birthday notes list of celebrity ages
Former Jayhawk Paul Rudd turns 35 while composer Andre Previn is 75 Merle Haggard 67 Billy Dee Williams 67 John Ratzenberger 57 Marilu Henner 52 Zach Braff 29 Candace Cameron Bure 28 and Paul Rudd is mentioned in passing.
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Andre Previn
Merle Haggard
Billy Dee Williams
John Ratzenberger
Marilu Henner
Zach Braff
Candace Cameron Bure
Kansas lottery draw results teased for Monday
Readers are alerted to Monday's Kansas Pick 3 and Super Kansas Cash results with numbers 321 for Pick 3 and 7 815 24 3 for Super Kansas Cash. The note presents the expected draw pairs and possible prize structure without commentary.
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LA Times Dominates Pulitzer Prizes With Five Awards
The Los Angeles Times wins five Pulitzers for coverage from Liberia’s civil war to Wal Mart’s rise, among other categories. The New York Times takes public service. The Wall Street Journal earns two for explanatory and beat reporting.
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Los Angeles Times
Iraq
Anthony Shadid
Washington Post
David Leeson
Cheryl Diaz Meyer
Dallas Morning News
New York Times
Public Service
David Barstow
Lowell Bergman
Wall Street Journal
Kevin Helliker
Thomas M. Burton
Daniel Golden
U.S
Carolyn
The
Michael D. Sallah
Mitch Weiss
Joe Mahr
the Blade
Toledo
Ohio
Leonard Pitts Jr
Miami Herald
Dan Neil
William Stall
Matt Davies
the Journal News
White Plains
N.Y
Carolyn Cole
Arts prizes announced for fiction drama and more
Awards go to Edward P. Jones for The Known World in fiction Doug Wright for I Am My Own Wife in drama Steven Hahn for A Nation Under Our Feet in history William Taubman Khrushchev The Man and His Era Franz Wright Walking to Martha's Vineyard Anne Applebaum Gulag A History Paul Moravec Tempest Fantasy in music
Pulitzer Prizes Award Stories of Oppression Across Arts
Edward P. Jones wins fiction for The Known World as Steven Hahn takes history prize for A Nation Under Our Feet. Anne Applebaum's Gulag wins general nonfiction and Taubman's Khrushchev gets biography. Doug Wright's I Am My Own Wife wins drama. Paul Moravec Tempest Fantasy earns music. Franz Wright libation Walking to Martha's Vineyard earns poetry.
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New York
Edward P. Jones
Steven Hahn
Anne Applebaum
Soviet Union
William Taubman
Khrushchev
Doug Wright
Tam
Wright
East Village
Paul Moravec
Adelphi University
Long Island
Franz Wright
Martha's Vineyard
Waltham
24 bad in dawn light review with schedule shuffles
A TV recap notes 24 remains strong in intrigue but bleak with Jack Bauer facing a deadly virus in a dawn hotel scenario. The critique mocks Fox for long schedule gaps while listing other prime time highlights across NBC CBS and Fox with late night guest appearances.
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Fox
Jack Bauer
Keifer Sutherland
Best Bets Capitol Years and Local Gigs in Kansas City
At The Bottleneck and The Granada venues in Kansas City shows feature Capitol Years, Conner, Ricky Fitts, Civella, The Sound You Say, The Trelese, M-pact, MeasureXmeasure, Genuine Imitation, Something Corporate, Yellowcard, The Format, Jackpot Saloon, and Something at 9 p.m. plus 7:30 p.m. slots. Listings include venues The Bottleneck 737 N.H and The Granada 1020 Mass with events at The Beaumont 4050 Pennsylvania St.
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Conner
Ricky Fitts
N.H
Mass
Something Corporate
Beaumont
Pennsylvania St
Kansas City
Music Venues Schedule Featured Shows Across Kansas City
A list of nightly performances across Kansas City venues. Leftover Salmon at The Mars and The Perceptionists at Abe & Jakes headline multiple clubs including The Jazzhaus Hangar 18 The Jazzhaus Roomful of Blues at Grand Emporium with shows starting around 9 to 10 pm.
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Mars
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Perceptionists
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Hangar 18
Abe
Jake
E. Sixth St
Jazzhaus
Grand Emporium
Main St
Kansas City
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