Leno to Pace Daytona 500 as First to Lead Three Majors
Jay Leno drove at Daytona International Speedway preparing for the February 17 Daytona 500. He paced laps at 130 mph saying it was the greatest day of his life and would be the first to pace America’s three biggest racing events. Michael Crichton files for divorce from fourth wife Anne-Marie Martin after 14 years.
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Not everybody loves Raymonds children in viewership
The show creator Phil Rosenthal discusses turning away from a cute kid focus. He sought an adult sitcom about parents rather than a family centered on children and explains child actors wear out audiences quickly.
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Trace Adkins Chrome album reflects a balance of control and collaboration
Trace Adkins says creative control on his early work led to poor sales, so for Chrome he asked for label help while insisting on including I'm Tryin as a key track about divorce, work stress, and resilience. The song sits in the Top 10 on Billboard country singles chart, drawing mixed critical response.
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History milestones from January over the years
Highlights mark L. Douglas Wilder becoming Virginia’s first elected Black governor on January 13 1990. The list notes Stephen Foster death in 1864 Emile Zolas 1898 defense of Dreyfus in Paris Joyce death in 1941 and Sarah Caldwell becoming the first woman conductor at the Metropolitan Opera in New York in 1976 during La Traviata.
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Birthdays for Julia Louis-Dreyfus and peers
Actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus turns 41 today alongside actor Robert Stack at 83 and columnist Army Archerd at 80. Also celebrating are Charles Nelson Reilly at 71 Penelope Ann Miller at 38 and Nicole Eggert at 30.
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Personal Finance page helps plan debt free living
Coming morrow bills from holiday presents prompt concern yet guidance arrives on Monday. The Personal Finance page offers steps to control spending and craft a plan toward debt freedom.
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Silent films return in fresh era across theaters
Lincoln City resident Idela Warton recalls attending pre talkie showings as silent cinema resurges globally. Turner Classic Movies and online forums spur renewed interest with live scores, restored prints, and festivals from Los Angeles to London and beyond.
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Prince Harry's visit to rehab clinic over marijuana and drinking
The News of the World says Prince Charles took Harry, 16, to a south London drug rehabilitation center after he admitted marijuana use and drinking near Highgrove. The palace calls the matter closed, stating the issue was resolved within the family.
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