Kennedy Biopics in Development for JFK Jr and Family
TV projects in the works include Fox TV studios producing America's Prince about JFK Jr with Jacqueline Bisset and Portia de Rossi, aiming for December 2002 air. CBS developing American Son based on Richard Blow's Kennedy bio. JFK Jr died in July 1999 with wife Carolyn Bessette Kennedy and sister Lauren Bessette in a Martha's Vineyard crash.
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Crawford says she would join Russian spaceflight for a week
Moscow reports Cindy Crawford, 36, told Interfax she would accept a weeklong voyage into orbit in a Russian spacecraft if allowed. She spoke in Moscow to present Omega jewelry with husband Rande Gerber at her side. Their children Kala Jordan and Presley Walker are mentioned as part of her family. Lance Bass has undergone initial health checks for a possible flight to the ISS.
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Notable World War II and U.S. history milestones
A history roundup highlights key events: Hitler’s armistice post Paris fall in 1940 during WWII. Joe Louis stops Max Schmeling in 1938 at Yankee Stadium. Roosevelt signs the G I Bill in 1944. Okinawa ends in 1945 with heavy casualties. Nixon lowers the voting age to 18 in 1970.
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Notable birthday milestones for entertainment figures
The listing notes several celebrities with milestone ages. Amy Brenneman is described as turning 38, Ralph Walters 74, Kris Kristofferson 66, Michael Lerner 61, Klaus Maria Brandauer 58, Todd Rundgren 54, Meryl Streep 53, and Lindsay Wagner also aged 53.
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Lottery results brief shows Powerball and Kansas draws
Wednesday Powerball 13.47 MN 23 Friday Kansas Pick 3 634 Wednesday Super Kansas Cash 6 12 14 21 25 25. Names, dates, and numbers reflect the lottery results reported for the period.
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Frederick J Brown portraits in Jazz and Icons exhibit
Jazz and blues painter Frederick J Brown presents up to 400 portraits inspired by music. A retrospective titled Portraits in Jazz Blues and Other Icons runs through Sept 1 at the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art and the American Jazz Museum in Kansas City Missouri, with future shows planned in New Orleans and Harlem. Brown recalls early support from Muddy Waters and Jimmy Reed and cites blues as his deepest artistic influence.
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Barbra's Wedding: Stern Debuts Play At Philadelphia Theatre
Movie comic Daniel Stern writes Barbra's Wedding about celebrity and midcareer doubt. The Philadelphia Theatre Company premiere follows Jerry Schiff, a former sitcom actor, and his wife Molly as Barbra Streisand's wedding to James Brolin looms. Critics praised sharp dialogue but noted uneven plotting. Stern, famed for Home Alone and City Slickers, says the work draws on his own struggles with fame and his shift to writing.
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