Disney tightens marketing rules for R rated films
The Walt Disney Co issued guidelines on marketing its R rated films and external ads on ABC Television Network. The move follows FTC charges that the industry markets violent content to kids. Disney will strengthen practices for Touchstone Hollywood Miramax labels and ban R rated releases from focus groups under 17. It also urges theaters to enforce age restrictions more strictly.
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Wal-Mart drops Confederate sauce from Southern stores
Wal-Mart said it will stop selling Maurice Bessinger’s mustard sauce in more than 90 southern Wal-Mart locations after a complaint over Confederate flags at Bessinger’s Piggie Park restaurants. The move follows earlier removal from eight Sam’s Club stores in North and South Carolina and a probe into merchandise with racist overtones.
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New Jersey ends planned black bear hunt after council vote
Wildlife officials in New Jersey voted to scrap the first black bear hunt in 29 years despite plans to begin next week. The Fish and Game Council approved 6 to 4 amid criticism from local governments environmental groups and lawsuits. Gov Whitman proposed relocation and enforcement measures as alternatives.
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Ford recalls 23500 vehicles over safety issues in new models
Ford Motor Co recalls about 23 500 vehicles amid troubles with new models including 1 582 Escapes built without four wheel drive or antilock brakes. An inspection found wheel hubs used on four wheel drive versions, risking wheel detachment. Previous Escapes faced steering wheel and cruise control issues.
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Milestones in U S history reflect key political shifts
On September 13, 1788 Congress authorized the first national election and named New York City as temporary national capital. In 1948 Margaret Chase Smith became the first woman to serve in both Senate and House. In 1971 a four day inmates rebellion at Attica ended as authorities stormed the facility. In 1993 Rabin and Arafat signed an accord granting limited Palestinian autonomy at the White House.
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Birthdays: Fiona Apple and peers list ages today
Noted birthdays include Fiona Apple aged 23, David Clayton-Thomas 59, Jacqueline Bisset 56, Nell Carter 52, Jean Smart 41, and Ben Savage 20. The item presents a short, calendar style round up of entertainers celebrating birthdays.
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Lawrence teens choose vegitarian dining on 18&Under page
Hungry for a burger or steak No. Lawrence teens are vegetarians and proud of it Read about their menu and lifestyle in Thursday's 18&Under Page in the Journal World.
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Next seeks industry respect after breakthrough debut
The R B trio Next led by brothers R L Tweety and T Low built multiplatinum status with Rated Next and the hit Too Close but felt snubbed at the Grammys. Their sophomore Welcome Is Nextasy spawned Wifey while they push for wider recognition through diverse collaborations and musical boundaries. They recall growing up in Minneapolis shaping a real, relatable sound and hint at future country tinges.
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Barkin Testifies In Perelman Custody Trial
Ellen Barkin, fourth wife of Ronald Perelman, testified that she is angered by accusations from ex-wife Patricia Duff. Barkin described Perelman as a loving father and said Duff has attacked his character regarding their six children and one stepchild.
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Tina Turner Reflects On Race Slurs Growing Up In Tennessee
Tina Turner says she was never disturbed by racial slurs while growing up in Tennessee in the 1940s. In a 60 Minutes I interview she notes going to a back door didn’t bother her and she believes color could bring harmony. Faith Hill offers a new song via free download before single release.
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Spacey urges strike talks with SAG AFTRA support
Oscar winner Kevin Spacey urged renewed negotiations for the SAG AFTRA strike over residuals, donating 100000 to spur industry mediations in New York as talks resume. Priscilla Presley joins MGM board, credited with guiding Elvis Presley Enterprises and estate ventures.
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Prinze buys Toluca Lake home for over 3 million
Freddie Prinze Jr buys a five bedroom 4000 square foot Old World style home in Toluca Lake for just over 3 million. The actor known for Head Over Heels and She's All That recently co starred in Wing Commander and I Know What You Did Last Summer. He and Sarah Michelle Gellar have been linked since early this year.
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