Kim Delaney exits NYPD Blue to lead new Bochco drama
Kim Delaney will leave NYPD Blue as Det. Diane Russell after this season to star as Philadelphia lawyer Kathleen Maguire in a 13 episode ABC fall series produced by Steven Bochco under a Paramount Television deal. The Tailor of Panama adds to her film credits, with release slated later this month.
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FBI investigates plot to kidnap Russell Crowe
The FBI is probing a plot to kidnap Gladiator star Russell Crowe and has monitored him during appearances in the United States. FBI spokeswoman Laura Bosley said details could not be released. Scotland Yard agents helped provide protection during Crowe's London premiere per Entertainment Tonight.
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Anna Nicole Smith loses bid to share estate in Texas ruling
A Houston jury found Anna Nicole Smith and her older stepson have no claim to J. Howard Marshall II multimillion-dollar estate. It affirmed younger son E. Pierce Marshall, 61, as sole heir, despite her earlier California bankruptcy award of 475 million dollars. The Texas verdict could affect the California ruling on appeal.
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Notable historical milestones from March history
On March 8 1854 Commodore Perry landed in Japan and soon signed a treaty. In 1917 Russia began its February Revolution with riots in St Petersburg. The U S Senate adopted cloture to limit filibusters in 1917. In 1965 about 3500 Marines landed in South Vietnam. In 1999 Joe DiMaggio died in Hollywood at 84.
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Birthday list marks Micky Dolenz among stars
The day features celebrity anniversaries including Micky Dolenz turning 56, Jim Bouton at 62, Lynn Redgrave at 58, Carole Bayer Sager at 54, Aidan Quinn 42, Camryn Manheim 40, and Freddie Prinze Jr. 25.
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Read how clergy help cope with loss in religion page
On Friday's Religion page local clergy guide parishioners through grief and questions of meaning after death. The article highlights comforting rituals and supportive messages guiding communities during mourning.
Jackson at Oxford forgives his father in tearful talk
Michael Jackson spoke at Oxford University addressing the Heal the Kids campaign while recalling his troubled childhood. He criticized father Joe Jackson for lacking affection, spoke of seeking forgiveness, and highlighted his friendship with Elizabeth Taylor and Shirley Temple Black. A 1993 abuse suit was raised by spectators but not discussed by Jackson.
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Janet Jackson Named MTV Icon Honoree
Janet Jackson says she is honored to be MTVs first icon honoree and was honestly floored by the news. The ceremony at Sony Pictures Studios Culver City will air Tuesday at 7 p.m. MTV will feature interviews and performances, highlighting her influence on music dance and pop culture. The star notes her long career began at seven and she is working on a new album All For You with the title track recently released to radio.
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Top Songs of the Century Named by NEA and RIAA
Judy Garland's Over the Rainbow and Bing Crosby's White Christmas lead the 365 Songs of the Century list chosen by the National Endowment for the Arts and the Recording Industry Association of America. The selection aims to educate students about music history and its social contexts, with most entries being American popular songs. Scholastic Inc. will provide teaching materials for free classroom distribution in autumn.
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Top 10 songs of the 20th century chosen by arts groups
The National Endowment for the Arts and the Recording Industry Association of Amarivat Rank list ten classics led by Judy Garland and Bing Crosby. Other featured artists include Woody Guthrie Aretha Franklin Don McLean The Andrews Sisters Billy Murray The Righteous Brothers Scott Joplin. The songs span From Over the Rainbow to The Entertainer.
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