Crosby pleads guilty to gun charge in Manhattan court
Rock musician David Crosby, founding member of the Byrds and Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, pleads guilty to attempted criminal possession of a weapon in the third degree. He is fined $5000 and given a conditional discharge after his March 6 arrest at the DoubleTree Suites Hotel in midtown Manhattan where police found a Colt .45, three clips, and two knives in his luggage.
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Cruise to present Tillman tribute at ESPYs
Tom Cruise will introduce a tribute to late football star Pat Tillman at the 12th ESPYs, honoring Tillman who left a $3.6 million Cardinals contract to join the Army and was killed in Afghanistan on April 22 at age 27.
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Bangkok AIDS Conference Showcases Global Culture
The 15th International AIDS Conference in Bangkok will feature more than 70 cultural performances and art shows from around the world. About 240 artists, mainly from Asia with participants from Africa the Americas and Europe, will take part. Richard Gere noted as a special appearance joins a condom fashion show and a drag act from Indonesia as part of the cultural program to mix with scientific sessions.
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Ruck beats odds to star in Producers tour at Kennedy Center
Alan Ruck, famed for Cameron in Ferris Bueller's Day Off, says doctors warned he would die from a December 2001 strep infection. Now 48, he sings and dances eight times weekly as Leopold Bloom in The Producers tour at the Kennedy Center, grateful to have kept his marbles.
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Gettysburg Ends in Northern Victory After Confederate Retreat
On July 3 1863 the three day Civil War Battle of Gettysburg Pa ended with a major North victory as Confederate troops retreated. Also noted are George Washington assuming command in 1775 at Cambridge Mass the 1930 creation of the U S Veterans Administration Jim Morrison death in Paris 1971 and Reagan relighting the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor 1986.
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Birthdays on July third list notable figures
Today's birthdays include Tom Cruise age 42, Tom Stoppard 67, Kurtwood Smith 61, Dave Barry 57, Betty Buckley 57, Montel Williams 48, Laura Branigan 47, Aaron Tippen 46, and Thomas Gibson 42. Tom Cruise mentioned.
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Dave Barry
Betty Buckley
Montel Williams
Laura Branigan
Aaron Tippin
Thomas Gibson
De-Lovely review highlights cold, clunky biopic flaws
An Associated Press critique finds De-Lovely stylish yet disappointing. Kevin Kline stars as Cole Porter with Ashley Judd and period costumes led by Janty Yates. Mixed performances by Elvis Costello Alanis Morissette and Sheryl Crow fail to salvage a uneven structure and overextended biographical approach.
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Sheryl Crow
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Jay Cocks
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Gabriel
Jonathan Pryce
Cole
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Crow
Naomi
Wynonna
Louis B. Mayer
Peter Polycarpou
MGM
Resistance Conference at Ecumenical Ministries Hall
Today at 8 p.m. the Resistance Conference features Ryan RedCorn The Deep Thinkers Kelly Worthy Cypher Revolutionary and David Rovics at 1204 Oread Ave organized by Ecumenical Christian Ministries.
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Oread Ave
Weekend Music Notes at Eighth Street Tap Room and The Bottleneck
Best Bets Brendan Hangauer Hanz Bronze and Charlie Downey perform at 9 p.m. on Eighth Street Tap Room stage at 801 N.H. Sunday Driven Burns Out Bright headline The Bottleneck at 9 p.m. 737 N.H. Big Metal Rooster rocks The Jazzhaus at 10 p.m. 926 1/2 Mass. Sunday Alferd Packer Memorial String Band plays Prairie Acre 6 p.m. Burton Park 200 Ind.
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Prairie Acre
Burcham Park
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July 4 television fare dominates holiday schedule
TV lineup features A Capitol Fourth hosted by Barry Bostwick with Vince Gill Amy Grant Clay Aiken Robin Gibb Yolanda Adams and Erich Kunzel conducting the National Symphony Orchestra. Macy's Fireworks NBC hosts Fantasia Burrino. Boston Pops Fireworks CBS with David Lee Roth and Jennifer Holliday. Ford's Theatre ABC American Celebration with Patti LaBelle Gary Sinise and more. Also Rocky marathon AMC and NASCAR race on Fox. The Patriot airs CBS at 7 p.m.
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PBS
Vince Gill
Amy Grant
Clay Aiken
Robin Gibb
Yolanda Adams
Erich Kunzel
National Symphony Orchestra
John Phillips Sousa
Ray Charles
Washington Monument
Carson Daly
Macy’s
NBC
Fantasia Burrino
Keith Lockhart
Boston Pops
ABC
President Bush
Laura Bush
Patti LaBelle
Gary Sinise
Jessica Simpson
David Spade
Kimberly Williams-Paisley
Brad Paisley
Michelle Williams
Harold Wheeler
American Celebration Orchestra
Thomas Jefferson
Nathan
ESPN
Japan
Takeru Kobayashi
Philadelphia
AMC
Sunday TV Highlights Offer Mixed Legal Scandals and Mysteries
CBS airs a segment on a disgraced officer tied to a Tulsa arrest scan. NBC presents Dateline features a boy s mysterious death at a rebel church and the King family trial. Thomas Kinkade is noted as a controversial painter amid eminent domain debates.
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Tulsa
Texas
Thomas Kinkade
NBC
Rebela Pe
Derek
Alex King
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