Reese Witherspoon and Ryan Phillippe Welcome Baby Deacon
Reese Witherspoon and Ryan Phillippe welcomed a baby boy named Deacon Phillippe in the Los Angeles area on October 23. The couple, married in 1999, also have daughter Ava and are acting as a family with their newest member.
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Nelly reports missing jewels after Radio Music Awards
In Las Vegas at the 2003 Radio Music Awards, rapper Nelly Cornell Haynes reported more than one million dollars in jewelry stolen from his Aladdin hotel room. Singer Michelle Branch also reported computer equipment stolen from her room as police investigated burglaries reported at 8:50 p.m. Monday. Nelly won best driving song for Shake Ya Tailfeather, performing with Sean Combs and Murphy Lee.
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Price is Right announcer Rod Roddy dies at 67
Rod Roddy, the flamboyant announcer known for Come on down on The Price is Right, died at Century City Hospital after two months of hospitalization from colon and breast cancer. He had worked on the show 17 years and remained active despite illness, according to agent Don Pitts and host Bob Barker.
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Elvis Tops Forbes List of Richest Dead Celebrities
Elvis Presley ranks No 1 on Forbes.com list of top earning deceased celebrities for the third year, with an estimated 40 million dollars in estate earnings. Cartoonist Charles Schulz is second at 32 million, followed by J R R Tolkien, John Lennon, and George Harrison with 22, 19, and 16 million respectively.
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History Journal Highlights Major 1929 Crash Events
The entry notes Black Tuesday on October 29 1929 when New York Stock Exchange prices plummeted amid panic selling, wiping out thousands of investors and marking a gloomy start to the Great Depression era. It also recalls Leon Czolgosz’s 1901 electroconviction, the 1923 Turkish Republic proclamation, the 1956 Huntley Brinkley Report debut, and the 1966 founding of NOW.
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Birthdays Today Tracee Ellis Ross and More Icons
Today's notable birthdays include Tracee Ellis Ross aged 31, Richard Dreyfuss at 56, Kate Jackson 55, Idaho Governor Dirk Kempthorne 52, Randy Jackson 42, Joely Fisher 36, LA rock singer 311 at 33, Winona Ryder 32, Trevor Lissauer 30, and Brendan Fehr 26. Tracee Ellis Ross.
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Looney Tunes Golden Collection stirs fan backlash
Warner Bros releases Looney Tunes The Golden Collection with 56 shorts for 64.92 dollars, featuring Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck while omitting titles like Whats Opera Doc. Fans vent online, while WHV defends gradual releases and restoration efforts ahead of the Back in Action film release.
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Prince William to Meet Paul Burrell Over Diana Book
Prince William plans a talk with Paul Burrell at Clarence House to discuss the royal family’s anger at Burrell’s revelations about Princess Diana and in laws. William urged Burrell to stop revealing secrets after Burrell’s memoir A Royal Duty sparked criticism and dispute over his actions. Burrell welcomed a meeting as he defends his position amid accusations of theft of Diana and other royals’ items.
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Best Bets Tonight At Local Venues
Quintron and Miss Pussycat return with Back 1 at Daly LUG. Filthy Jim performs at 10 p.m. The Bottleneck hosts Robert Mountjoy and Lonny Fisher at Paradise Cafe. That Acoustic Jam Thing plays at 10 p.m. The Jazzhaus features That Acoustic Jam Thing. Locations include 737 N H and 728 Mass and 926 1/2 Mass.
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Thursday Concert Listings at Local Venues
Thursday events feature Carediablo at 9 p.m. on Eighth Street Taproom stage. DJ Lion Dub and The Slackers perform at Abe and Jake's Landing starting 7 p.m. Also DJ Sky and bands Disease and Deep-C headline The Ramada Inn on West Sixth Street at 8 p.m.
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New Sitcoms and TV Highlights From Wisconsin to Hollywood
Norm MacDonald debuts as Stan Hooper in A Minute with Stan Hooper set in Waterford Falls Wisconsin where locals seem quirky. James Brown profile in Soul Survivor on PBS plus The Machines on Bravo explore robots and cyborgs.
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