Judge refuses to block marketing of alleged Lopez sex tape
A Superior Court judge denied a temporary restraining order to bar Marion Sage Knight from promoting a purported sex videotape of Jennifer Lopez. Knight’s counsel said no sex tape exists, only a company video titled U-Lo Uncut The Real Story being produced. Lopez sued Knight and Death Row Records for invasion of privacy after reports the Star tabloid announced Jennifer Lopez Da Real Story.
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Shirley Temple Black recalls rough child star discipline
The former child star recalls punishments like a black box with ice, says directors sometimes upset young actors. She mentions a reprimand by David Selznick for impersonating Cary Grant, and fond memories include a toy car from Bill Robinson on her eighth birthday.
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Ono halts Lennon fund raiser with image rights
Yoko Ono barred British artist Joanne Shaw from using portraits of John Lennon to raise funds for his old school. Shaw said New York lawyers sent a demand not to sell the pictures, as Lennon's widow holds exclusive image rights. Shaw had donated drawings to Dovedale County Infant School for repairs before a warning arrived.
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Country stars face trial over police horse incident today
Jurors to be selected in Orchard Park at Town Court for Tim McGraw and Kenny Chesney in a case tied to a police horse ride gone awry after they were arrested last June following a George Strait festival near Buffalo. Deputies say Chesney rode away on a police horse while McGraw struggled as officers tried to separate him.
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Highlights From History: Key Events Across Years
May 14 1948 Israel declared independence in Tel Aviv. In 1643 Louis XIV became king of France at age four. 1804 Lewis and Clark departed St. Louis. 1904 first US Olympic games opened in St. Louis. 1955 eight bloc nations signed the Warsaw Pact in Poland. 1998 Frank Sinatra died in Los Angeles at 82.
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Birthdays tribute to film and music figures
The note lists George Lucas aged 57 and Robert Zemeckis aged 49 as birthday celebrants. It also mentions Jack Bruce at 58, David Byrne at 49, Tim Roth at 40, and Cate Blanchett in a brief closing line reflecting the theme of the day.
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Royals Aim to Halt Slide vs Leading Twins at Metrodome
The Kansas City Royals seek a turnaround against the division leading Minnesota Twins as they wrap up a four game series at the Metrodome. The Royals face a tough task to end their skid and snap the Twins’ pace atop the division.
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Robert Blake faces murder probe clouding Baretta glow
Hollywood figures debate the actor's guilt as police probe Benny Bakley's death tied to Blake. The 67 year old star, famed for Baretta and In Cold Blood, has faced years of career decline amid personal turmoil and public scrutiny.
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Coppola uncuts Apocalypse Now Redux debuts in Cannes
Cannes helped Francis Ford Coppola escape debt from Apocalypse Now by backing the 1979 work in progress which won Palme d Or. The filmmaker now presents Apocalypse Now Redux a three hour 16 minute recut with humor and new Brando insights, aiming to restore depth and momentum.
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The Mummy Returns Repeats Atop Box Office
The Mummy Returns earned 32.2 million in its second weekend, pushing total domestic receipts to 1165 million in 10 days. A Knight's Tale opened with 17 million, Bridget Jones's Diary 4.5 million, Spy Kids 2.5 million, with further debuts and limited releases planned next weekend including Shrek and Angel Eyes.
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