Kennedy child named Aidan Cashman Vieques Kennedy
Environmental lawyer Robert F Kennedy Jr and his wife name their newborn son Aidan Cashman Vieques Kennedy reflecting Vieques Island protests. The infant, less than two weeks old, follows Kennedy starting a 30 day trespassing sentence during U S Navy land protests in Puerto Rico. Kennedy is set for release Monday after signing the birth certificate at the federal detention center in Guaynabo with his wife and five other children present.
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Shaquille O'Neal targeted for Oxnard police career offer
LA Lakers center Shaquille O'Neal expressed interest in a law enforcement path and received an invitation from Oxnard Police Chief Art Lopez offering a four day work week a customized uniform and an SUV patrol vehicle. He said on a TV taping he planned to join law enforcement around age 32. A separate incident saw Prince William's bodyguard drop a Glock 9 mm pistol on a London street but no injuries occurred and police stated there was no risk to anyone.
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Kilborn’s Five Questions stings guests at TCA event
Late Late Show host Craig Kilborn quizzed guests with five questions at the Television Critics Association summer gathering. He said some stars are not the brightest but can freeze up under pressure. He praised actor Vince Vaughn as especially sharp and skilled at the bit.
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Birthdays: Bradley and fellow stars hit milestone ages
Today's notable birthdays include Bill Bradley, a Rhodes scholar and former U.S. Senator nicknamed Dollar, turning 58. Actor Darryl Hickman reaches 70, Jim Davis of Garfield fame is 56, Pink Floyd's Rick Wright is 56, Sally Struthers is 53, and Elizabeth Berkley turns 29.
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History notes mark shocks and births across eras
The item lists notable events from history including a 1945 U.S. Army bomber crash into the Empire State Building that killed 14, Bach’s death in Leipzig, the 14th Amendment taking effect, Miami’s incorporation in 1896, and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis’s birth in 1929 in Southampton New York.
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Orphaned man tracks sister after decades apart
Walter Jackson learns from papers his adoptive mother left him about a younger sister he never met. After more than 70 years in foster care, he travels to Kentucky to meet her this Sunday, guided by clues found in recent paperwork.
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Ringo Starr Leads Eclectic All Starr Band Tour
Ringo Starr, now 61 and a grandfather, fronts the seventh All Starr Band with Sheila E., Ian Hunter, Roger Hodgson, Howard Jones and Greg Lake. The tour features a rotating cast, 25 to 30 shows, long rehearsals, and a new box set of past performances. Starr laments radio neglect of his solo work but remains buoyant about the road and family time between gigs.
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Madonna to star with husband Guy Ritchie in Swept Away remake
London AP reports Madonna will team with director Guy Ritchie in his remake of the 1975 Italian love story Swept Away. Ritchie will direct his wife of eight months in a film about a spoiled rich woman who falls for a communist sailor aboard a Mediterranean cruise.
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Heeb magazine sparks debate over provocative name
Twenty something Jews plan a quarterly magazine named Heeb with a $60,000 Joshua Venture grant backing the first issue. Editor Jennifer Bleyer says it speaks to a Jewish youth community, while critics cite the term as an ethnic slur. Backers include the Bronfman Philanthropies and Righteous Persons Foundation.
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