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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 2003
Page
1
Sarah Michelle Gellar says Buffy the Vampire Slayer will conclude with this season in a five part finale returning Faith and Angel. creator Joss Whedon plans a potential spin off that could revive Buffy in some form with cast members.
David Letterman missed a rare sick day from the Late Show due to an eye infection. Bruce Willis filled in to interview Dan Rather about Saddam Hussein. Reruns will air today and Friday, with next week planned as a dark week.
Dionne Warwick, arrested at Miami International Airport last May when marijuana joints were found in an empty lipstick container, says someone else placed the drugs in her bag. Charges were dropped after a plea bargain. she warns against travelling with an open bag and urges caution.
Zora Andrich says she and Evan Marriott have broken up and are now just friends after filming the final episode last November. The couple faced questions about their relationship later in the Aftermath special and cited editing as inflating viewers' hopes. Fox plans a new dating show Mr Personality with a masked-guise format debuting this season.
This history note recalls key events: 1933 Reichstag Fire used to suspend civil liberties after Nazi blame on Communists, 1922 Supreme Court upholds women's suffrage, 1973 AIM occupation at Wounded Knee lasting until May, and 1997 Ireland legalizes divorce.
Today's notable birthdays include Elizabeth Taylor turning 71, Joanne Woodward at 73, Ralph Nader 69, Howard Hesseman 63, Adam Baldwin 41, Grant Show 41, TLC singer Chilli 32, and Chelsea Clinton at 23. The list marks actors, a consumer advocate, a singer, and a public figure.
Los Angeles AP reports a retired homicide detective testified that Robert Blake told him in 1999 he impregnated a woman and planned to have her abducted for an abortion or killed. The detective said Blake described hiring a doctor to abort, then whack her if needed, as part of a murder plot linked to Bakley’s 2001 killing.
In his first jailhouse interview Robert Blake tells Barbara Walters he did not kill his wife Bonny Lee Bakley and believes God will clear him. He says he is not afraid of life in prison and questions who might be responsible, suggesting Bakley harmed many people in the past.
Damian JR Gong Marley joins Julian Maley Steven Marley and DJ Liondale for a diverse concert slate across Kansas City venues. Featured acts include Autumn Day 10 p.m. at The Jazzhaus 926 1/2 Mass, Eric Johnson Jeff Scheetz 9 p.m. at Grand Emporium 3832 Main St, and Chop Shop 5 hip hop showcase at El Torreon 3101 Gillham Rd with Icy Roc Grilla Mafesto and more. Also scheduled are Trio Voronezh 7:30 p.m. at Lied Center and Clash Tribute 9 p.m. at The Bottleneck 737 NH.
The Wednesday draw for Kansas Cash shows a prize pool update with numbers 2.47, 22, 28 and a 19 in parentheses, indicating a related figure or secondary number. Details on who won or next drawing not provided in the fragment.
A TV critic drafts a bold concept titled I'm a TV Critic Get Me Out of Here challenging judges and producers to confront brutal reviews. The proposal imagines a reality format that tests critics with self reflection and public reaction.
Reality of a grimmer sort emerges tonight with Profiles from the Front Line showing first person accounts from Afghanistan including a Special Forces operation. True Life I Live in a Terror Zone profiles Israelis and Palestinians coping with ongoing violence. CSI, Without a Trace, Survivor and late night talk shows fill the schedule with diverse entertainment and crime dramas.
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