Ebony awards luncheon highlights Omarosa amid controversy
Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth, once fired from The Apprentice, drew hugs and photo requests at Ebony magazine's fifth annual awards luncheon honoring women in marketing and communications. She alleged Ereka Vetrini called her the n word, a claim denied by Vetrini and executive producers Mark Burnett and Donald Trump.
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Stewart re-signs with Daily Show for four more years
Jon Stewart extends his role on The Daily Show, serving as host executive producer and writer. The contract keeps him on Comedy Central through 2009 after joining in 1999 to replace Craig Kilborn. He quips about beating the jokes into the ground as 2008 coverage looms.
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Affleck to co host Regis show in Philbin impersonation bid
Ben Affleck fills in for vacationing Kelly Ripa on Live With Regis and Kelly sharing hosting duties with Regis Philbin. Darrell Hammond from SNL joins in a Reege-off to see who best imitates Philbin during the taped episode.
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Best Bets Night Music Around Kansas City and Beyond
A rounded show list features Two and a Half White Guys at The Jazzhaus 10 p.m. and Dank Nuggets at 10 p.m. John Nixon performs at Signs of Life 8:30 p.m. Buddahead Trampled Under Foot and Levee Town play at various venues including Stu's Midtown and Davey's Uptown. Project Groove with Lone Catalysts hits The Bottleneck at 9 p.m. Stella Link hosts National Fire Theory CD release unknown Stuntman opens The Bottleneck.
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March dates in history span war to Oscars
Highlights from history include President Bush ordering the start of war in 2003, Congress approving daylight saving time in 1918, Nevada legalizing gambling in 1931, Hitler’s Nero Decree in 1945, and the 1953 telecast of the Academy Awards where The Greatest Show on Earth won best picture.
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Birthdays highlight Bruce Willis and peers
Today's page notes Bruce Willis turning 49 along with Philip Roth at 71, Renee Taylor 71, Phyllis Newman 69, Clarence Frogman Henry 67, Ruth Pointer 58, Glenn Close 57, and Craig Lamar Taylor at 15 from Malcolm in the Middle. Bruce Willis.
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FCC targets indecency rules after Bono incident
Federal regulators broaden their crackdown on offensive broadcasts, deeming nearly any F-word use on air indecent. The FCC overruled staff, proposing fines for Howard Stern and a Clear Channel Florida program, while Bono’s Golden Globes expletive drew vocal criticism from the Parents Television Council.
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Wednesday Powerball and Kansas picks results
Lottery results update notes Wednesday Powerball numbers 7 15 20 24 43 with 5 as the Powerball and Kansas Pick 3 725 plus Thursday Super Kansas Cash 114 17 18 20 with 9 as the hot number.
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Courtney Love Arrested After Club Incident In New York
Singer Courtney Love was arrested on misdemeanor charges of reckless endangerment and third degree assault after allegedly throwing a microphone stand and hitting a man in the head at Plaid's weekly Kitten Club in East Village. He required staples, and Love faces up to a year in jail if convicted.
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The D A premier stirs fans over scheduling tricks
Network critics skewered the TV week as The D A debuts at 9, aiming at drama while cable rivals press on. Four episodes air before April 9, with 20/20 returning April 16. Steven Weber stars as Los Angeles D A David Franks amid a mob-linked murder probe and intra office clashes.
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