Robespierre Overthrown in 1794 July Arrest and Execution
July 27 1794 Robespierre faced overthrow and arrest marking a turning point in the French Revolution. execution followed the next day. In 1974 the House Judiciary Committee voted 27 11 to conclude Nixon had obstructed justice in Watergate. in 1996 a pipe bomb attack at Centennial Olympic Park in Atlanta killed and injured.
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Stones announce first new CD in 8 years
The Rolling Stones plan a September release for a new album said to include a track critical of U S foreign policy. Reports say the song Sweet Neo-Con targets George Bush and the Republican administration, though the band and publicist dispute the claim.
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Eminem not retiring says MTV post denies last album claim
Eminem asserts he's taking a break to work in the studio with other artists and will reveal his next move when ready. MTV quotes him denying retirement and clarifying Encore was not his last album, while publicists did not return messages.
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Megadeth singer sues ex bass member over ad use
Los Angeles Megadeth frontman David Mustaine sues former bassist David Ellefson claiming breach of a February settlement by using the Megadeth name to promote bass equipment in Bass Player magazine. Mustaine seeks compensatory punitive and exemplary damages. Ellefson, who played with Megadeth 1985 to 2002, left after a dispute last year.
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Comedian Bill Engvall turns 48, Jerry Van Dyke reaches 74, Bobbie Gentry 61, Roxanne Hart 53, Juliana Hatfield 38, Pete Yorn 31, and Jonathan Rhys Meyers 28. The note catalogs ages for several entertainment figures.
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