20 Mar 2001
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 2001
Page
1
Spike Lee will write a baseball themed sports column for Gotham magazine debuting in its third issue. Gotham editor Joseph Steuer declined to discuss specifics while Lee did not respond to requests for comment.
The New York Times notes post show parties rival 1970s boozy nights with Belushi and Aykroyd. Will Ferrell Chris Kattan Chris Parnell and Tracy Morgan frequent these aftershow gatherings that run past 4 a.m. Guests rotate locations each Saturday and include Ben Affleck Heather Graham Garry Shandling and David Bowie among others.
Key events include Isaac Newton's death in 1727 London, Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom’s Cabin in 1852, John Lennon and Yoko Ono's 1969 marriage, Patricia Hearst’s 1976 armed robbery conviction, Namibia’s 1990 independence, and Bertrand Piccard with Brian Jones completing a nonstop world balloon flight in 1999.
Fred Rogers, beloved children's TV host, reaches 73. Producer Carl Reiner turns 79 and actor Hal Linden is 70. William Hurt is 51, Spike Lee 44, Holly Hunter 43. Actress-model Kathy Ireland is 38. Mister Rogers’ birthday note closes the item.
In Lawrence three personal chefs have built a steady clientele as harried moms with busy families seek convenient meal options. The Wednesday Food section profiles their ventures and how they cater to time starved households.
The Rock Hall inducts Michael Jackson, Paul Simon, Aerosmith, Queen, Steely Dan and others in a New York ceremony delayed start. Jackson, limping from a fall, is honored for Thriller and solo work. Simon reference list of inspirations. Aerosmith saluted for Dream On. Queen performs with Dave Grohl. Mercury’s mother accepts, Burke and Valens honored. Billy Keith Richards introduces Berry sidemen and James Burton honored.
Eva Cassidy, once little known in the United States, sees Songbird reach No 1 on the British album chart five years after her death from cancer. BBC and Blix Street Records helped spark a posthumous surge with Over the Rainbow. Her father Hugh Cassidy and producer Paul Walters credit the rise to a discovering public and enduring emotional connection.
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