Clinton in talks for daytime talk show hosting
Bill Clinton has discussed hosting his own daytime talk show with NBC executives in Los Angeles. The Los Angeles Times cited industry sources saying he seeks about 50 million dollars per year and plans a nonpolitical format to avoid conflicts with his wife Hillary Rodham Clinton, the New York senator.
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Woody Allen Says He Is Not A Hypochondriac
Woody Allen tells AP Radio he is not a hypochondriac but an alarmist. The 66 year old director and star of Bananas Annie Hall and Mighty Aphrodite says he fears even minor ailments like chapped lips or a hangnail as potential fatal diseases. He stars in Hollywood Ending and jokes about avoiding the shower drain where something might prance out.
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Hart teams with Kodo on Mondo Head project
Former Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart teamed with traditional Japanese drum group Kodo for Mondo Head. Hart said the album blends their skills on a new world music direction, with Kodo’s gigantic drums showcased as they jam to find a shared ground. The interview was conducted from Sebastopol, California.
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Pamela Anderson denies deadly hepatitis C claim
Pamela Anderson says she is alive and well after years living with hepatitis C. In a Jane magazine interview, she dismisses rumors of her dying, adds that fans have offered support and jokes about free sandwiches.
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This Day in History Highlights May 3 Entries
A compact history snapshot notes May 3 milestones: in 1802 Washington DC became an incorporated city, in 1916 Padraic Pearse and two others were executed for the Easter Rising, in 1921 West Virginia imposed the first state sales tax, in 1937 Margaret Mitchell won a Pulitzer for Gone with the Wind, and in 1948 the Supreme Court ruled covenants banning sales to Black buyers unenforceable.
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Birthdays of Gumbel Comden Seeger Dudley Humperdinck Cross
Sports announcer Greg Gumbel turns 56. Broadway librettist Betty Comden is 83. Folk singer Pete Seeger is 83. Country singer Dave Dudley is 74. Singer James Brown is 69. Singer Engelbert Humperdinck is 66. Singer Christopher Cross is 51. Greg Gumbel
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KU Student Spreads Gospel on Campus Faith Page Highlight
A Kansas University sophomore becomes a campus role model for Christian groups aiming to spread the Gospel. The feature notes student leadership and cooperation with campus organizations in promoting faith on campus.
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Lisa Lopes remembered at TLC star funeral in Georgia
The funeral for Lisa Left Eye Lopes of TLC drew thousands in Lithonia Georgia with fans and celebrities. Mary Mary led songs supported by a 150 member choir as T Boz Chilli and Janet Jackson attended. Lopes died in a Honduras car crash at 30 and was known for her fiery raps and volatile yet creative spirit.
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Duchess of York meets Oklahoma City bombing survivor
The Duchess of York arrived in Oklahoma City to reunite with PJ Allen, an 8 year old survivor of the 1995 Alfred P. Murrah building bombing. Ferguson promotes Chances For Children charity and presented a mascot rag doll from the World Trade Center site survivor story.
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BookExpo America remains in New York after Sept 11
In the wake of the September 11 attacks BookExpo America organizers reaffirmed plans to hold the convention in New York. Show manager Greg Topalian says attendance remains strong and ads emphasize commitment to the city while Giuliani will open the event at the Javits Center. Notable attendees include Al Gore, Paul Auster, Tim O'Brien, Marlo Thomas, Leonard Nimoy and Doris Kearns Goodwin, whose plagiarism issue shadows the opening remarks.
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