Hollywood Weddings and Tax Bills Blur In Celeb News
People magazine paid 800000 for wedding photos from OK! for a Friday issue, while OK! reportedly shelled out 1.4 million for exclusive rights. Oprah interviews Jean Carnahan as she nears a Senate appointment following her husband’s death. David Bowie tops a New Musical Express poll of influential artists. John Travolta settles a long IRS dispute, paying about 607400 in back taxes for 1993 to 1995.
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Michael Douglas
Catherine Zeta- Jones
Inside.com
Britain
People
American Foundation For Aids Research
Elizabeth Taylor
Larry Fortensky
Oprah Winfrey
Jean Carnahan
Mel Carnahan
U.S. Senate
Carnahan
Tom Wyche
Roger
Chris Sifford
Senate
Missouri
Roger Wilson
David Bowie
Chameleon
Wall of Sound Reports
London
New Musical Express
Radiohead
Public Enemy
Miles Davis
Kraftwerk
The
Sex Pistols
Eminem
Nick Drake
Smiths
John Travolta
IRS
U.S
Alexandria
Travolta
History Milestones Across Time From 1864 to 1981
This brief history column highlights key events: the Sand Creek Massacre of 1864 where a Colorado militia killed at least 150 Cheyenne. Byrd’s 1929 first over the South Pole by air. the 1947 UN vote on Palestine partition. the 1961 launch of Enos the chimp aboard Mercury Atlas 5. and the 1981 Natalie Wood drowning off Santa Catalina Island at age 43.
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Colorado
Sand Creek
Navy
Richard E. Byrd
South Pole
U.N. General Assembly
Palestine
Enos
the Chimp
Cape Canaveral
Natalie Wood
Santa Catalina Island
Calif
Birthdays Today Highlight Garry Shandling Among Notables
Today's notable birthdays include Garry Shandling turning 51, John Mayall at 67, Chuck Mangione reaching 60, Denny Doherty aged 59, Howie Mandel at 45, and Andrew McCarthy turning 38, reflecting a mix of comedy, blues, pop, and film talent.
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Larry Sanders
Garry Shandling
John Mayall
Chuck Mangione
Denny Doherty
The
Mamas & the Papas
Howie Mandel
Andrew McCarthy
Scouting Expands Hobbies for Local Youths
In Thursday's Journal World the 18 & Under page highlights how local Scouts are embracing new challenges beyond knot tying, showcasing activities and growth opportunities offered to youth.
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Journal- World
Marilyn Manson Keeps Pushing Shock Value in 2000 Tour
The Washington Post profiles Marilyn Manson as he tours to promote Holy Wood amid declining sales and controversy. Parents in Fairfax VA express mixed feelings while Manson performs a 90 minute set in a half full venue, with fans and critics debating his impact and relevance.
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Marilyn Manson
Elvis
Manson
Patriot Center
Fairfax
Holy Wood
Columbine High School
CBS weighs Survivor time slot delaying Australia Outback plan
CBS keeps rival networks guessing on when Survivor The Australian Outback will air as Moonves says a three to four week delay. The show debuts after the Super Bowl and may air Thursday to blunt NBC Must See TV while facing WWF Smackdown on UPN. CBS eyes a fall third season and a possible Big Brother return alongside Survivor II.
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CBS
Australia
CBS Television
Leslie Moonves
Moonves
NBC
UPN
Survivor
Family ties light up New York City Ballet Nutcracker
Backstage at Lincoln Center, lights expert Bobby Score helps his daughter Faith get ready to play Marie in The Nutcracker while son Ryan Cardea debuts as the Prince. The family presence extends through Sam Cardea, Linda Gelinas, and Emily Cardea, all connected to major New York arts organizations. The show runs through December 31 with two alternating child casts.
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Susan Fair
Pasadena
Alice Cooper
Susan Palaszynski
Manson
Palaszynski
Jay Hawkins
Perry Como
Patriot Center
New York
Bobby Score
New York City Ballet
Faith
Marie
Ryan Cardea
Lincoln Center
Sam Cardea
Score
International Alliance of Theatrical State Employees
The
Nut
Cracker
George Balanchine
Ryan
Metropolitan Opera
Linda Gelinas
Metropolitan Opera Ballet Company
Emily
Nutcracker
Sam
School of American Balet
State Theater
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Marilyn
Marie Vegas
Frederick County
Brian Lowry
Los Angeles Times
N.Y.C. Ballet
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