P Diddy and Porter settle child support in Manhattan Court
Sean Combs and Kim Porter reached a sealed child support settlement in Manhattan Family Court for Christian Casey Combs, now 3, with the agreement running until he is 21 and covering education and medical care. They share joint custody, with Christian primarily living with Porter in Columbus, Georgia.
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Sean “P. Diddy" Combs
Kim Porter
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Christian Casey Combs
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Edward Olmos files for divorce from Lorra Bracco
Edward James Olmos has filed for divorce from Lorra Bracco, his wife since 1994, citing separation since 1997. The split involves no underage children. Olmos, known for Miami Vice and Stand and Deliver, stars in PBS drama American Family. Bracco plays Dr Jennifer Melfi on HBO’s The Sopranos.
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Bob Hope donates to Academy archive in Oscar era move
Los Angeles based comedian Bob Hope gave 1 million dollars to the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences to fund the Archive Comedy Collection. Linda Hope presented the check in his name and that of Dolores Hope. Hope turns 99 on May 29 and has been in poor health. The archive includes performances and interviews with Steve Allen Ben Arthur Phyllis Diller Bob Newhart Barbara Eden and others with aims to post the collection online.
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Phyllis Diller
Bob Newhart
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Roseanne Barr files for divorce from Ben Thomas
Roseanne Barr has filed for divorce from her third husband Ben Thomas citing irreconcilable differences. The pair married February 14 1995 and share 6 year old Buck with Roseanne seeking full custody and visitation for Thomas.
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Moments That Shaped Modern Communication and Leadership
The column surveys key dates from 1876 to 2001, noting Bell's telephone patent, the first trans Atlantic radio telephone, Hitler's Rhineland action, the Selma civil rights crackdown, Kubrick's death, and Ariel Sharon becoming Israel's prime minister. It frames these events as pivotal milestones in technology, geopolitics, and leadership.
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Birthday list notes ages for Willard Scott and peers
The item lists birthdays of public figures and notes Willard Scott is 68 and will be 32 years older when he can wish himself a birthday on Today. It also lists Daniel J. Travanti at 62 John Heard at 56 Ernie Isley at 50 and Taylor Dayne at 37.
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Jazzman John Scofield Headlines Bottleneck Show
Jazz guitarist John Scofield, a leading figure in modern jazz, headlines a Saturday performance with his band at the Bottleneck. The Friday Journal-World previews the Entertain ment Scene, highlighting the venue and upcoming events.
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SAG Election Sparks E-Mail War Among TV Veterans
California writer and SAG member reflects on the national officer vote and a fierce post election dispute. The piece names Melissa Gilbert Mike Farrell Fred Savage Valerie Harper Elliott Gould Kent McCord and the M A S H and Adam 12 casts. The author urges calm and accountability while debating dues and working conditions.
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Morgan Fairchild
Jamie Farr
Greg Germann
Sara Gilbert
Ken Howard
Jane Kaczmarek
Camryn Manheim
Kent McCord
Loretta Swit
Christopher Titus
Michael Tucker
Bradley Whitford
Noah Wyle
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Cokie Roberts to Leave This Week at ABC in Fall
Cokie Roberts plans to step back from hosting This Week after the fall elections, aiming for a broader ABC role while continuing NPR reporting and writing. She says negotiations began 18 months ago and cites more weekend time with family as a reason. Sam Donaldson remains, with ABC denying immediate replacement plans. Roberts, 58, has been with ABC News since 1988 and earned a William Allen White National Citation last month.
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ABC News
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Kan
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CBS counteroffers to Letterman in salary war
CBS offers David Letterman 31.5 million dollars per year plus bonuses with future raises as ABC counteroffers 31 million and a New York studio. Letterman, at CBS since 1993, earns about 30 million annually. Negotiations continue with World Wide Pants declining comment.
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