Tom Green and Drew Barrymore divorce after brief marriage
Los Angeles confirms Tom Green and Drew Barrymore are filing for divorce after less than six months of marriage. Green, 30, cited irreconcilable differences in a Superior Court petition filed Monday. Barrymore’s publicist said she was unaware of the filing and could not reach the actress.
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Garth Brooks Divorce Finalizes After 15 Years
Nashville Tennessee reports the divorce of country star Garth Brooks and Sandy Brooks after nearly 15 years of marriage. Irreconcilable differences were cited in a November 2000 Davidson County Circuit Court filing. The couple separated in March 1999 and share three daughters aged 8, 6, and 4 with homes in Tennessee and Oklahoma.
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Charles Spencer Marries Caroline Freud in Quiet Ceremony
Charles Spencer ninth Earl Spencer wed former school teacher Caroline Freud in a civil ceremony at Althorp attended by about 80 family and friends. The couple, who had both been married before, later received a blessing at the Spencer family chapel. The bride met the groom while studying at Oxford University.
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LeAnn Rimes to wed Dean Sheremet in Dallas
After a whirlwind courtship the 19 year old country singer and dancer Dean Sheremet plan marriage next year. The engagement was announced last week after they met in May at the Academy of Country Music Awards in Nashville. A Dallas date of Feb 23 is cited by sources, though her representative says no date is set. Rimes previously dated actor Andrew Keegan for three years before ending the relationship earlier this year amid jealousy rumors with Piper Perabo.
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History Highlights From December 18 Through Years Past
On December 18 1865 the 13th Amendment abolishing slavery took effect. New Jersey became the third state to ratify the U S Constitution in 1787. The Nutcracker Suite premiered in Saint Petersburg in 1892. In 1915 President Wilson married Edith Boiling Galt in Washington D C. Japan joined the United Nations in 1956. In 1971 Jesse Jackson announced the founding of Operation PUSH in Chicago.
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Birthdays roundup includes Pitt, Davis, Richards and more
Today's birthdays list Brad Pitt at 38 Ossie Davis at 84 Lonnie Brooks at 68 Keith Richards at 58 Steven Spielberg at 55 Leonard Maltin at 51 Ray Lott a at 46 Christina Aguilera at 21 plus other notes from the day.
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Tomorrow’s Food: Caterers For Your Holiday Soiree
Tomorrow's Food section explores options from restaurant carry out to local at home caterers who can go the extra mile when time or talent might impede party plans.
Legendary AP photographer Marty Lederhandler retires
Marty Lederhandler, a Gotham native whose 66 years at the Associated Press spanned major moments from D Day to 9 11, retires at year end. He photographed leaders from Hoover to Clinton, Marilyn Monroe, Churchill, and Khrushchev among countless events, and plans travel and occasional freelance work in retirement.
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Cable crawl reshapes how viewers get breaking news
Cable news crawls run across Fox CNN and MSNBC texts looping 65 to 85 items every 8 to 10 minutes. Viewers get immediate headlines from home or couch while critics warn about reading tradeoffs between watching and listening.
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