Adam Ant pleads guilty to brawl at London pub
London pop singer Adam Ant whose real name is Stuart Goddard pleaded guilty at the Old Bailey to a single charge of brawling after threatening pub patrons with a starting pistol for laughing at his clothing. Three other charges were dropped and he was released on bail until Oct 2 for sentencing.
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Elle Macpherson Expecting Second Child With Arpad Busson
Supermodel Elle Macpherson and Swiss fiancé Arpad Busson announce they are expecting a second child in February. The couple, long based in London, say they are thrilled to welcome a sister or brother for their 4-year-old son Flynn.
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Sally Field to Make Broadway Debut in The Goat
Sally Field, famed for Gidget and Oscar winners Norma Rae and Places in the Heart, will debut on Broadway in Edward Albee's The Goat. She replaces Mercedes Ruehl starting Sept 13 alongside Bill Irwin in the Tony winning comedy about an affair with a four legged creature. The Goat won best play at the Tony Awards in June.
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Elvis tops Forbes list of dead celebrities earnings
Elvis Presley again leads Forbes top dead earners, raking in 37 million from June 2001 to June 2002. Charles Schulz follows with 28 million, while John Lennon Dale Earnhardt George Harrison Tupac Shakur and Robert Ludlum also feature with multi million sums in the new ranking.
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Day’s History Journal: Milestones Across Years
A summary of key historical events including the Social Security Act becoming law in 1935, Oregon Territory’s establishment in 1848, Japan’s surrender ending World War II in 1945, Pakistan’s independence in 1947, a 1962 U S mail truck robbery in Plymouth Mass, British troops entering Northern Ireland in 1969, and the 1973 halt of U S bombing in Cambodia.
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Birthdays of actors and singers from the era
Today's notable birthdays include Steve Martin at 57 and David Crosby at 61. Susan Saint James is 56, Danielle Steel 55, Gary Larson 52, Marcia Gay Harden 43, Earvin Johnson 43, Halle Berry 34. Steve Martin is emphasized.
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Nature photographers Galen and Barbara Rowell killed in plane crash
Friends and admirers mourn at the Rowell gallery after a charter plane crash in the eastern Sierra Nevada. Galen Rowell, a National Geographic contributor and author of 18 photography books, and Barbara Rowell, 54, a photographer and former The North Face PR director, died along with pilot Tom Reid and passenger Carol McAfee returning from a photo workshop. The couple recently moved to Bishop, operating Mountain Light Photography and gallery. Barbara’s forthcoming Flying South is slated for October publication.
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Hollywood Pop Star Space Trip at Risk Over Russian Payment
Los Angeles reports say Lance Bass faces mounting delays as Hollywood producers and Russian officials argue over payment for his 20 million space flight slated for October aboard a Russian Soyuz to the International Space Station. An anonymous space agency official cited a Tuesday deadline while reports cite paperwork snags and a nondisclosure.
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Judge sets date in court for Ryder
BeVeRLY Hills AP A judge has set August 26 for pretrial motions in Winona Ryder's shoplifting case. The 30 year old actress did not attend the hearing where Judge Elden S. Fox said a trial date would be set within 30 days after motions. Ryder faces multiple charges including second degree burglary grand theft vandalism and possession of a controlled substance for allegedly stealing nearly 6000 in designer items from Saks Fifth Avenue and carrying painkillers without a prescription.
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King World gears up for new morning show amid Stewart case
King World plans a fall 2003 morning program tentatively titled Living It Up with Alexandra Wentworth and Jack Ford. WCBS has signed to air, others likely to follow, while the project serves as overflow if Martha Stewart Living falters. The show mirrors Live with Regis and Kelly in format and combines celebrity interviews with magazine-style segments. Wentworth and Ford reportedly shot a pilot in New York, with Ford as straight anchor and Wentworth as upbeat co host. The program partners with Hearst Magazines for content. Wentworth’s TV history includes In Living Color and The Tonight Show. Ford previously co anchored 20/20.
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