Nugent dropped from Muskegon Summer Celebration over racial slurs
Ted Nugent lost a Muskegon Summer Celebration booking after a Denver radio interview in which he allegedly used slurs against Asians and Blacks. Officials scramble to replace him with a strong classic rock act as they seek urgent replacements for the festival lineup.
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Barry White Faces Stroke Recovery With Touring Hope
Barry White remains in good spirits as he recovers from a stroke that impaired his speech and right side. The singer, awaiting a kidney transplant due to long standing high blood pressure, must be stabilized before transplant surgery. His daughter Shaherah White says he has had a minor setback but will be fine and expects him to perform again.
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Rushdie seeks focus on books over Islam debate
Salman Rushdie says he would happily avoid discussing radical Islam, but his career has repeatedly forced him to confront it. The Satanic Verses author recalls hiding after Ayatollah Khomeini's 1989 fatwa and notes Fury, set in New York, reignited questions about Islam and violence after its release on September 11, 2001.
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Moments in History May 18 1980 Mount St Helens eruption
On May 18 1980 Mount St Helens in Washington state erupted killing or missing 57 people. Other historic events include Montreal founded in 1642 Plessy v Ferguson 1896 ruling upheld racial segregation before overturning later and TVA creation in 1933.
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Birthdays for Pope John Paul II and notable figures
Happy birthday to Pope John Paul II who turns 83 today. Sportscaster Jack Whitaker is 79 and actor Robert Morse is 72. Baseball Hall of Famers Brooks Robinson and Reggie Jackson are 66 and 57. Comedian Tina Fey is 33 and actor Spencer Breslin is 4. Saturday Powerball numbers 5 1318 42 50 4.
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Pulp Art Exhibit Explores America Through Pulp Magazines
Brooklyn Museum presents Pulp Art Vamps, Villains, and Victors from the Robert Lesser Collection. The show features more than 125 paintings from pulp magazines created between the 1920s and 1940s, reflecting American society’s struggles and excitement between the world wars. Curator Anne Pasternak notes the works capture fears and hopes as pulps gained mass appeal.
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Cover Art and Social Context of Science Fiction Paintings
The text surveys pulp era cover art by Bradbury Grey and LAmour why publishers used dramatic images. It notes hundreds of surviving pieces by artists like J Allen St John Rafael de Soto and Virgil Finlay casting Asians as villains and featuring scantily clad heroines. It includes Pasternak’s remark on morality and the era’s social change.
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Miramax backs Moore film Fahrenheit 9 11 amid Bush links
Michael Moore, creator of Bowling for Columbine, lands a Miramax deal to fund Fahrenheit 9 11, a film exploring alleged ties between the Bush family and Osama bin Laden. The project, marketed as a critical examination of Bush using 9 11 for political aims, follows Icon Productions withdrawing support.
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Guest lineup for today's news shows listed
ABC This Week features Prince Bandar bin Sultan Saudi ambassador to the United States Rep Porter Goss Ricardo Alarcon New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson Newt Gingrich CBS Face the Nation presents Sens Kerry Roberts NBC Meet the Press includes Prince Bandar Saxby Chambliss Jane Harman CNN Late Edition shows Sens Nelson McConnell Rep Rohrabacher Adel al Jubeir Steve Forbes Gene Sperling Col Patrick Lang Fox News Sunday lists Sen Hagel and Prince Bandar
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Terminator 3 buzz fuels Cannes debut without full film
Arnold Schwarzenegger drew attention at the Cannes Film Festival as Terminator 3 Rise of the Machines generated buzz despite not being shown in full. Journalists viewed a seven minute reel while crowds gathered near the Carlton Hotel to glimpse the robot stars and the star’s promotional presence.
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