Penelope Cruz Shifts Focus To Photography Break
Penelope Cruz, after back to back films, takes a holiday through February to pursue photography. The Spanish star has appeared in nearly 30 films since age 15, with Captain Corelli's Mandolin opening this week starring Nicolas Cage. She also stars with Tom Cruise in Vanilla Sky, and Cruise and Cruz began dating after their Cameron Crowe project.
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Cruz
Captain Corelli
Mandolin
Nicolas Cage
Tom Cruise
Cruise
Cameron Crowe
Celebrities’ Personal Lives Hit Headlines In Legal Medical Notes
The New York Post reports Carmen Electra and Dave Navarro may marry, while ex-husband Dennis Rodman remains cited. TV producer Aaron Spelling undergoes radiation for an apparent throat lesion, with no disclosed cancer details. A judge refuses to dismiss a $2 million Brown firing suit amid claims of sexual advances and harassment, trial set for Sept. 17 in Los Angeles.
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Dave Navarro
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Jane's Addiction
Electra
New York Post
Dennis Rodman
Aaron Spelling
Kevin Sasaki
Spelling
Beverly Hills
Hart
James Brown
Brown
People Magazine
Lisa Agbalaya
New
James Brown Enterprises Inc
Agbalaya
Debra Oprl
Los Angeles
Midget Pinch Hitter Gaedel Debuts in 1951 Game
History notes note Eddie Gaedel, a 3 foot 7 inch batter, sent by Bill Veeck for the Browns against Detroit on August 19 1951. He walked but was barred from further play by the American League.
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Bill Veeck
Eddie Gaedel
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Gaedel
New York Herald
California
Birthdays roll in as celebrities reach milestones
Down the stretch he comes Former jockey Willie Shoemaker turns 70, ex president Clinton is listed at 55, political consultant Mary Matalin is 48, actress Kyra Sedgwick 36, country singer Lee Ann Womack 35, TV reporter Tabitha Loren 34, actor Matthew Perry 32, with Shoemaker again noted.
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Willie Shoemaker
On Clinton
Mary Matalin
Kyra Sedgwick
Lee Ann Womack
Tabitha Loren
Matthew Perry
Growing bills spark checks from patients across the U S
A rising number of Americans dispute medical charges. The People Organization, a nonprofit, helps resolve billing disagreements. The item appears on Mondays Journal World Personal Finance page.
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Journal- World
People Organization
CNN expands bicoastal reach with new studios and hosts
CNN plans a streetside Midtown Manhattan studio in Time-Life building with Aaron Brown anchoring a New York based prime time show from October. Willow Bay will host a coast to coast morning show from Manhattan with a yet unnamed co host, while Bay and Brown reflect a broader Atlanta New York dual center strategy amid competition with Fox News Channel and criticisms from NOW.
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Willow Bay
Los Angeles
CNN
Cable
ABC News
Aaron Brown
Manhattan
Brown
NBC
CBS
ABC
Fox News Channel
Bay
Moneyline
Lou Dobbs
Sid Bedingfield
Bedingfield
Robert Iger
Walt Disney Corp
Atlanta
Jamie Kellner
Utive
Turner Broadcasting System
Kellner
Walter Isaacson
Time Magazine
Washington
London
Isaacson
Capitol Hill
Rush Limbaugh
Limbaugh
National Organization For Women
NOW
Kim Gandy
Gandy
Patricia Irend
Mostly Mozart director leaving post
Mae stro Gerard Schwarz, youthful New York native and 54 today, prepares to end his 17 year tenure as music director of Lincoln Center's Mostly Mozart festival. He built a freelance orchestra, expanded programming, and tours, while preparing to take over Royal Liverpool Philharmonic and continue Seattle Symphony duties. His final concert features Mozart and Beethoven works, with Alicia de Larrocha soloist for Jupiter and the 23rd piano concerto.
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Gerard Schwarz
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Center
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New York Chamber Symphony
William Schuman
Jane Moss
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Gerry
Moss
Alicia de Larrocha
Reality show Danger Island hunts ex cons for $1 million
A CBS reality concept named Danger Island would place a dozen ex convicts on a remote island to complete tasks while being hunted by law enforcement officers and hunters. The winner earns 1 million dollars and a 50000 dollar college scholarship for their child, with safety checks and non murder or sex violence records required.
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CBS
Danger Island
America
UPN
John Surowy
Oprah
Michael Stevens
Zap2it.com
Stevens
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