Williams Williams Pay 71000 in Copyright Royalties
London chart topper Robbie Williams and his publisher must pay 71000 dollars to Ludlow Music Inc. for copying parts of Woody Guthrie 1961 song I Am the Way in his 1998 track Jesus in a Carpet Van. Judge Nicholas Pumfrey refused higher damages and issued an injunction blocking the infringing lyric portion.
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2day's History Journal highlights key milestones
February 15 1898 the Maine exploded in Havana Harbor killing over 260 sailors. Galileo Galilei born 1564 in Pisa. St Louis founded in 1764. Susan B Anthony born 1820 in Adams Massachusetts. 1879 Hayes signs bill allowing female attorneys before the Supreme Court. Canada unfurls maple leaf flag in 1965.
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Supreme Court
Canada
Birthdays counted for Melissa Manchester and others
Today's notable birthdays include Melissa Manchester turning 51, Harvey Korman 75, Claire Bloom 71, Susan Brownmiller 67, Mick Avery 58, Jane Seymour 51, and Matt Groening 48.
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Harvey Korman
Claire Bloom
Susan Brownmiller
Mick Avery
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Jane Seymour
Matt Groening
Professor compares Islamist extremism to Koresh case
A Kansas University professor argues that an extremist form of Islam that mistreats women is not representative of Islam any more than the Branch Davidians reflect Christianity. The remarks appear in Saturday’s Faith section.
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Kansas University
Warhol's Fame Faces Slovak Skepticism in Medzilaborce
In Medzilaborce Slovakia the Andy Warhol Museum draws 14 000 visitors yearly yet locals remain puzzled by Warhol and his work. Foreigners mostly visit while unemployment remains high and the town struggles with an aging communist past. Visitors see original prints and personal artifacts as residents weigh Warhol against local tradition.
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Slovakia
Andy Warhol
Michal Pavlovic
Warhol
Russia
Mikova
Bratislava
Ingrid Bergman
Julia
Paul Warhola
Warhola
Pittsburgh
Michal Bycko
U.S
Bush behind the scenes in book and film records
Washington reports reveal George W. Bush joking and mugging for cameras during the 2000 campaign. Frank Bruni's Ambling Into History and Alexandra Pelosi's Journeys with George portray a relaxed, prankish candidate with later growth toward presidential focus after 9 11.
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Bush
New York Times
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George
NBC News
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Bruni
Pelosi
Dan Bartlett
Chuck Norris
Leonardo DiCaprio
House
Nancy Pelosi
D-Calif
Female Masters Unite in Carr O Keeffe and Kahlo Exhibit
National Museum of Women in the Arts hosts Places of Their Own, pairing Emily Carr Georgia O Keeffe and Frida Kahlo. The show, running until May 12, highlights 62 rarely seen works exploring natural world themes and cultural identities, with free admission on the first Sunday and Wednesday monthly.
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Georgia O’keeffe
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Canada
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Carr
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O’keeffe
College of Santa Fe
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Udall
Kahlo
Diego Rivera
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