David Spade Attack Case Ends With Probation
David Warren Malloy pleaded guilty to assaulting comedian David Spade with a stun gun in Beverly Hills. He received five years probation and must stay 100 yards away from Spade while performing 480 hours of community service. Spade, 36, had minor injuries from the Nov. 29 incident at his home, while Malloy’s attorney cited cocaine induced psychosis.
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David Spade
Beverly Hills
Elden Fox
David Warren
Skippy
Malloy
Spade
Joe Dirt
Howard Lowe
Friends star Matthew Perry in West Side crash
Police said a 75-year-old woman ran a stop sign and struck Perry's silver BMW at a West Side intersection. Perry and the other driver were not injured. Drugs or alcohol were not involved, per officer La Donna Cissell. Perry's car sustained heavy damage and dealer plates remained on it.
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Matthew Perry
West Side
Perry
la Donna Cissell
Lisa Kasteler
Los Angeles
O'Donnell Returns to The Rosie O'Donnell Show
Rosie O'Donnell resumes hosting The Rosie O'Donnell Show after a hand injury. She was sidelined since April 4 following a torn tendon and infection requiring three surgeries. Guest hosts Barbara Walters and Caroline Rhea filled in during her absence.
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Rosie O'Donnell
O'Donnell
Laura Mandel
Barbara Walters
ABC
Caroline Rhea
Cage studies mandolin for Captain Corelli role
Nicolas Cage prepared for his World War I Greece film by practicing mandolin every night, saying he had no formal musical training but comes from a musical family. He plays an Italian officer who woos a doctor's daughter in Captain Corelli's Mandolin.
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Nicolas Cage
Captain Corelli
1918 Red Baron killed in action and other history notes
On April 21 1918 Baron Manfred von Richthofen the Red Baron was killed in action in World War I. In 1789 John Adams became the first U.S. vice president. In 1836 Sam Houston led Texas forces to victory at San Jacinto securing independence. In 1960 Brasilia became Brazil’s new capital. In 1972 Apollo 16 astronauts John Young and Charles Duke explored the moon.
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Manfred von Richthofen
Red Baron
John Adams
U.S
Sam Houston
San Jacinto
Texas
Brazil
Brasilia
Rio de Janeiro
John Young
Charles Duke
Moon
Birthday salutes to royals and stars listed
Long live her majesty Queen Elizabeth II is 75 and actor Anthony Quinn is 86. Elaine May is 69, Charles Grodin is 66, Jagy Pop is 54, Tony Danza is 506, Andie MacDowell is 43, and Queen Elizabeth I appears.
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Britain
Queen Elizabeth II
Anthony Quinn
Elaine May
Charles Grodin
Jagy Pop
Tony Danzas
Andie MacDowell
Lawrence artists join Cow Parade across Kansas City landscape
From June 8 through September 14 the Kansas City area becomes an urban pasture welcoming hundreds of bovine art pieces. The event invites residents to view the colorful sculptures as part of the Kansas City Cow Parade, with more details in Sunday's Arts section of the Journal-World, page 1D.
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Lawrence
Kansas City
Journal- World
Hutton shines as Archie Goodwin in Nero Wolfe films
Timothy Hutton delivers a Jack Lemmon like smile as Archie Goodwin in A&E's Nero Wolfe series starting with The Golden Spiders and six more films. He co exec produces and directs half of the new entries shaping tone and tempo across Manhattan locations with Maury Chaykin as Wolfe.
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Timothy Hutton
Jack Lemmon
Hutton
Archie Goodwin
de Camp
Rex Stout
Nero Wolfe
Archie
A&e
Maury Chaykin
Stout
Ben Hecht
Preston Sturges
Sullivan
Nero
Fritz
Colin Fox
Manhattan
Wolfe
Montenegro
Europe
New York
Midwest
Big Apple
Chaykin
Maury
Wind Done Gone blocked in copyright suit in Atlanta
US District Judge Charles Pannell blocked publication of Alice Randall's Wind Done Gone, ruling it essentially retells Gone With the Wind from Scarlett O’Hara’s mulatto half sister’s perspective and infringes on Margaret Mitchell’s estate rights. The Mitchell trust and publishers argued the work is an unauthorized sequel and not protected parody.
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Atlanta
Margaret Mitchell
Charles Pannell
Alice Randall
Randall
Pannell
Houghton Mifflin
Scar
Lett O’hara
Tata
Mrs. Mitchell
Ms. Randall
Mitchell
Martin Garbus
Mitchell Trust
Nashville
Connecticut Boy Im repeats MTV Stunt Burns Leg
A Hartford boy, 11, copied an MTV Jackass stunt and wrapped rag soaked in engine degreaser around his leg before lighting it. He suffered second degree burns, treated at Children’s Medical Center and released. MTV issued a safety disclaimer and urged viewers not to imitate stunts.
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HartFord
Conn
Connecticut
MTV
Jose Serrano
Jackass
Neil Dryfe
Serrano
Children’s Medical Center
Lind
Johnny Knoxville
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Strickland
Debra Monk
West 35Th Street
KRT Photo
Wendy Strothman
Pat Conray
Harper Lee
Toni Morrison
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr
Jason Lind
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