Today in History Bids Katrina floods and Incan ruler death
August 29 2005 Katrina hit the Gulf Coast near Burns Louisiana flooding New Orleans and causing widespread deaths and billions in damage. Also notes Atahualpa’s 1533 death ordered by Pizarro and the Beatles 1966 Candlestick Park concert ending their American tour.
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Million Dollar Listing and Celebrity Duets Dominate Nightline
Bravo showcases ten agents in Malibu and Hollywood with glitz and product placements while eight more characters join the cast. Other highlights include Celebrity Duets with Wayne Brady, plus documentaries on Katrina recovery and jazz photo archival loss.
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Afghanistan
Emmys telecast pays price for bad timing
The Emmy Awards aired on NBC with host Conan O'Brien and faced criticism for timing. A pre-taped Lost spoof opened near a Lexington plane crash that killed 49, drawing public ire. NBC moved the ceremony to September for football, hurting ratings with 16.1 million viewers. HBO led with 26 Emmys, NBC had 14, ABC 10, CBS 10, and PBS nine.
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Contact directory for News Partners and World Online
News Partners 6News director Cody Howard and World Online editor Joel Mathis listed with phone numbers and emails. Additional contacts include Chris Bell, Al Bonner, and general classifieds and subscriber lines with hours and redelivery guarantees.
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Beatles charity gala cancelled after McCartney abstains
Paul McCartney and Heather Mills McCartney backed charity Adopt-A-Minefield canceled its Oct 10 Los Angeles gala after he said he would not attend. Spokesman Stuart Bell confirmed a donation would be made as compensation, while Mills McCartney helped found the group and remains separated from McCartney in a contentious divorce. London papers note the couple split since May. Madonna Moscow concert delayed amid security talks and protests, with Sept 12 venue now Luzhniki stadium under scrutiny by officials. Keith Richards faces no fine for smoking at Hampden Park as Scotland enforces a new public smoking ban, exempting the Stones stage. Matthew Broderick suffers broken collarbone in Ireland vacation with Sarah Jessica Parker. he is treated and released. Barry Manilow wins Emmy then undergoes hip surgery. recovery is six to eight weeks ahead of Oct 14 Atlantic City show.
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Celebrity birthdays list includes McCain Gould Friedkin DeMornay
Singer Michael Jackson turns 48 while Sen. John McCain is 70 and Elliott Gould reaches 68. William Friedkin is 67, Rebecca DeMornay 44, and Kyle Cook of Matchbox Twenty celebrates 31.
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Rebecca DeMornay
Kyle Cook
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