Survivor star Kelly Wiglesworth pleads to credit card fraud
Kelly Wiglesworth, runner up on CBS Survivor, pleads guilty to a misdemeanor conspiracy to commit credit card fraud. She agrees to $455 restitution and 75 hours of community service, to be completed for a year to expunge the record. Wiglesworth, 23, said she will volunteer for a Las Vegas recreation program for disabled people.
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Manheim Keeps Father Identity Hidden Amid Pregnancy
Camryn Manheim, three months from delivering her first child, says she has no plans to reveal the baby’s father. She notes the public’s curiosity but emphasizes her right to keep details confidential until she can discuss her son. She has not chosen a name yet, and will not discuss the pregnancy further.
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Kabul Rages Over Titanic Haircut. Taliban Crackdown
In Kabul the Titanic hairstyle worn by Leonardo DiCaprio draws crowds seeking the look with an untrimmed fringe and short back. Taliban religious police have detained dozens of barbers and ban the style as Western influence in the Islamic state.
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Priceline hires Sarah Jessica Parker as new pitchwoman
Priceline, the name-your-own-price Internet company, taps Sex and the City star Sarah Jessica Parker as its new voice and pitch figure in animated ads starting January 1. Parker narrates scenes of a shopping spree, fine dining, and a late night talk show guest spot, asking viewers if it would be amazing to live like a movie star for a few days.
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History moments from January 28 across years
On January 28 1986 the space shuttle Challenger exploded seventy three seconds after liftoff from Cape Canaveral killing all seven crew members. In 1909 the United States ended direct control over Cuba. In 1915 the Coast Guard was created by an act of Congress. In 196 Louis D Brandeis was appointed to the Supreme Court becoming its first Jewish member. In 1982 Italian anti terrorism forces rescued Brig Gen James L Dozier forty two days after his kidnapping.
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Birthdays Highlight Alan Alda and peers
The final M A S H remains the most watched show. Alan Alda is 65, Susan Sontag is 48, Barbi Benton 51, Sarah McLachlan 33, Joey Fatone 24, Nick Carter 21, Elijah Wood 20. Alan Alda
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Digital cash via email reshapes online spending
Digital cash, a year-old trend, uses email to send money quickly. Companies rush to capitalize on consumer demand for convenient online transactions while at home. Read more Monday on Click.
Survivor Redux Returns With Australian Outback Battling Back
The revival of Survivor roars back tonight after Super Bowl XXXV, with 16 contestants in the Australian Outback. Jeff Probst hosts as tribes clash in cockamamie challenges and backroom alliances. The winner receives 1 million dollars on April 26.
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Survivor The Australian Outback Cast Revealed After Super Bowl
Castaway contestants divided by tribe are listed with ages occupations and hometowns. The piece notes CBS postgame air today and discusses Survivor II expected success and odds with contenders like Keith Famie and others while referencing production context and prior seasons.
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Burnett’s Survivor reshapes reality TV with unscripted drama
In Burnett’s view Survivor transcended reality genre as unscripted drama with nonactors. The show offered adventure, hokum, suffering, sex, and back-to-nature appeal, keeping viewers hooked with subtext and suspense. By week four it led household ratings and 51 million viewers watched Richard Hatch win on August 23 finale.
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Lowlights of football broadcasting stir 2000 season
A compiled look at offbeat moments in 2000 football by Fox CBS and ABC. Highlights include Michael Irvin’s arrest and Fox dropping him as a broadcaster, Pat Summerall’s retirement misstatement, Melissa Stark replacing Leslie Visser on MNF, ESPN slips with graphics misnaming players, and Dennis Miller in the MNF booth.
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