Hendrix Childhood Home Saved From Demolition Plan
The Jimi Hendrix childhood home in Seattle won a last minute reprieve from demolition after a Michigan buyer backed out post 9/11. Developer Craig Dieffenbach proposed moving the 87 year old, 900 square foot ivory house with purple trim to a temporary site while a permanent location is sought, with funds ready to finance the move.
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Jackson cuts Michael Jackson performance from concert special
New York ABC cut a Michael Jackson segment from the United We Stand show at his request. A CBS special featuring Jackson, taped in September, will air November 13, with CBS noting a potential delay if he appeared on another network close to the CBS air date. The concert coincided with the release of his Invincible album.
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Thornton voices quiet lead in The Man Who Wasnt There
Billy Bob Thornton plays barber Ed Crane a man of few words whose silence drives the Coen brothers film. He says the role required heightened eye expression and restrained body language to convey internal reaction, and the movie has opened in select cities.
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Nathan Lane Sidelined by Vocal Cord Polyp in New York Run
Illness sidelines Nathan Lane during The Producers in New York as a left vocal cord polyp forces rest. Lane has missed more than a dozen performances since the April opening and was due to return Sunday after a week of illness following advance seating announcement.
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History Moments From 2day's Journal
Key dates include Sputnik II launch on November 3 1957 the second manmade satellite. McKinley’s 1896 presidential victory over Bryan. FDR's 1936 landslide over Alf Landon. LBJ’s 1964 victory over Goldwater. Bill Clinton's 1992 election as 42nd president.
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Birthday tributes for Roseanne and peers roll out
The list marks Roseanne Barr turning 49 along with comedians Dennis Miller 48 and Adam Ant 47. Baseball Hall of Famer Bob Feller is 83 and actor Charles Bronson reaches 80. Former Massachusetts Gov Michael Dukakis and actress Kate Capshaw are noted with ages around the late 40s.
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Fed expected to cut rates for the tenth time this year
The Federal Reserve is anticipated to announce another interest rate reduction on Tuesday to bolster a lagging economy. The move, while aimed at stimulating growth, may not be welcome for all sectors and investors. Sunday’s business section will have full coverage.
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Disney layoffs hit Orlando actors at Disney World
Orlando actor Mark Lanner and more than 100 fellow performers were laid off as Disney World trims live entertainment amid tough times. About 180 actors of 430 were cut since February, with others offered lower paid park jobs. Lanner plans a move to Los Angeles while noting shifts in the company’s entertainment production.
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Rivera leaves CNBC to become Fox war correspondent
Geraldo Rivera announces departure from CNBC’s Rivera Live on Nov 16 to join Fox News as a four year war correspondent based in Afghanistan, reuniting with Fox chairman Roger Ailes. Rivera cites patriotism and the post Sept 11 shift in priorities as reasons, aiming to work in field reporting rather than a studio anchor role.
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Survival Africa tribal politics and early evictions recap
The Samburu tribe suffers a key elimination as Linda Spencer, a 44 year old cancer survivor and Harvard adviser, exits in an episode defined by generational friction. Silas Gaither and Linda face tribal votes, while Brandon Quinton draws criticism from viewers for his behavior amid shifting alliances. The promissory CBS tease hints at a three-tribe split and further upheaval as Survivor Africa advances with evolving dynamics.
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