Mills rejects marrying McCartney for money says she’d choose richer
Heather Mills tells BBC she is not with Paul McCartney for wealth. She notes his estimated 1 billion fortune makes him Britain's richest musician and 36th richest Briton. Mills, 36, argues she’d pick a far wealthier partner if money were her motive.
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Foster father seeks Richard Simmons aid to reclaim foster kids
In Buffalo a 500 pound foster father who lost custody of three boys aged 16 10 and 9 after major weight gain seeks help from weight loss icon Richard Simmons who has been calling daily since last week Jones says the guru can help him regain mobility and bring the boys home.
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Bob Hope Christmas message from Toluca Lake home
Bob Hope and Dolores Hope issued a Christmas message urging Americans to thank troops and show they care. Spokesman Ward Grant said the 98 year old entertainer and his wife emphasize reflecting on gifts from God and the nation and embracing faith and American pride.
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Two Centuries of History in Brief Highlights
A compact history notes the 1803 Louisiana Purchase transfer from France to the United States, the 1790 Pawtucket cotton mill pivot, South Carolina’s 1860 secession, the 1987 Cosia Paz collision near Mindoro that killed over 3,000, and the 1996 death of astronomer Carl Sagan in Seattle at age.
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Birthdays Today Crowns Rock, Film, and TV Figures
A birthday round up features Chris Robinson of The Black Crowes turning 35, director George Roy Hill at 79, Peter Criss of Kiss aged 56, actor John Spencer 55, actress Jenny Agutter 49, actor Michael Badalucco 47, actress Blanche Baker 45, and singer Billy Bragg at 44.
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Jesus Birth Era In Middle East Explored By KU Professors
Two researchers at Kansas University examine the social and political climate of the Middle East around Jesus birth. Their studies discuss how communities organized and governed, shedding light on daily life and power structures in that era.
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Iron Chef Takes On Philadelphia Heads or Community
Celebrity matchup stirs kitchen buzz as Iron Chef faces off in Philadelphia. Organizers tout culinary prowess and media hype for a televised showdown featuring renowned chefs and local food scenes.
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Morimoto Opens Philadelphia Sushi Restaurant
Masaharu Morimoto, famed Iron Chef, opens a new Philadelphia restaurant called Morimoto. The spot blends his Japanese training with global flavors at a sleek, space-age venue near Star Restaurant, with partner Stephan Starr guiding the venture. Morimoto aims for a lively, theatrical dining experience and continues to embrace his signature presentation.
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Dick Clark sues Grammy chief over artist bans in feud
Dick Clark files a 10 million lawsuit in Los Angeles Superior Court accusing Recording Academy president Michael Greene of barring artists who appear first on the American Music Awards from performing at the Grammys. Clark cites Jackson as influenced by Greene and cites past bans of Spears, Diddy, and Braxton.
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Couric signs extended contract to stay on Today show
Katie Couric will remain host of NBCs Today through 2006 under a new contract reportedly worth up to 65 million dollars. The deal ends months of negotiations and solidifies NBCs morning lineup as Couric eyes continued primetime specials and Dateline NBC reports while stating she plans to stay as long as the show remains engaging and fun.
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