Prince William Runs Charity Race Across Thames Thames
London Prince William surprised thousands by joining the Sport Relief charity race along the River Thames. He finished the one mile course in six minutes ten seconds, joking about limited training as he participates in Britain wide events to aid anti poverty campaigns.
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West Wing actor backs Beth Troutman in House bid
Charlotte Democrat Beth Troutman, 27, who spent four years on The West Wing as manager of the director executive producer's office, earns support from cast including Martin Sheen to defeat incumbent Republican Rep. Robin Hayes.
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Trump Eyes Third Apprentice for The Apprentice
Donald Trump began early casting for the third season of The Apprentice. About 200 hopefuls queued at Universal Studios Hollywood as auditions were planned in multiple cities including Miami Boston Honolulu Salt Lake City Philadelphia San Antonio Jacksonville Minneapolis Chicago San Francisco Memphis Las Vegas Cincinnati and Seattle. The second season is set to debut in September.
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Ex Motown Chief Says Digital Gear Hurts Pop Talent
Al Bell former Stax Records owner and Motown president criticizes digital recording as a crutch for pop stars. He argues it promotes mediocrity by enabling lip synced performances on stage despite weaker live singing. Bell recalls using analog 24 track reels in the 1960s and notes his work on staples like I'll Take You There and Isaac Hayes.
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Burr and Hamilton duel marks turn of history
July 11 1804 in Weehawken New Jersey saw Vice President Aaron Burr mortally wound former Secretary Alexander Hamilton in a pistol duel. Hamilton died next day. Burr faced murder charges later dropped. Historical note recalls key political and cultural milestones across two centuries.
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Birthdays mark milestones for artists and stars
Today's list names Lil Kim turning 29, Tab Hunter at 73, Jeff Hanna at 57, Sela Ward 48, Michael Rose 47, Kirk Whalum 46, Suzanne Vega 45, Richie Sambora 45, with Lil Kim highlighted among the celebrants. The brief notes each person by stage or birth name and notes ages only.
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Lottery draws reported for Saturday results
Saturday Powerball numbers were 16 17 23 26 44 with powerball 13. Kansas Pick 3 shows 445 while Super Kansas Cash delivered 910 15 19 24 with 16. Kansas 2by2 red numbers 10 12 and white numbers 11 14.
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Queer as Folk tackles gay marriage on Showtime
The season finale of Queer as Folk features Michael and Ben debating marriage as Ben proposes in a Canadian wedding that clashes with U S prohibitions. The storyline advances debates on gay unions amid rising constitutional ban talk and real life milestones such as Massachusetts rulings.
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TV news shows reveal guest lineups for Sunday programs
This Week features Sen. Trent Lott Sen. Dianne Feinstein Sen. Lindsey Graham and Sen. Mary Landrieu. Face the Nation lists Sen. Pat Roberts Sen. Jay Rockefeller and Sen. Bob Graham. Meet the Press cites Roberts Rockefeller. Late Edition includes Lynne Cheney Sen. Feinstein Sen. Olympia Snowe and David Kay. Fox News Sunday features Roberts Rockefeller Matthew Dowd and Tad Devine.
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Campbell Performs Free Concert for Inmates at Mara?capoa County Jail
Glen Campbell, serving a 10 day sentence for extreme DUI, staged a 30 minute concert for about 1,000 inmates at Maricopa County's Tent City Jail. The Phoenix musician performed hits including Gentle on My Mind and Rhinestone Cowboy, on a makeshift stage atop a flatbed truck.
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