Underworld tops weekend with 22 million in LA area box office
Los Angeles reports the vampire werewolf clash as Underworld opens as the weekend leader with 22 million in North American ticket sales. The Fighting Temptations debuts second at 13.2 million, followed by Secondhand Lions at 12.9 million and Once Upon a Time in Mexico at 11.5 million. Other titles include Cold Creek Manor 8.3 million, Matchstick Men 7.8 million, Cabin Fever 3.9 million, Dickie Roberts 3.8 million, Pirates of the Caribbean 3.5 million, and Lost in Translation 2.8 million.
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Cosby backs Street in Philadelphia mayoral race ad
Bill Cosby lends support to Mayor John F. Street in a 30 second television ad praising his accomplishments. The campaign notes Cosby has not previously been involved in campaigning. Street seeks re election against Republican Sam Katz in a rematch from 1999.
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Goldsmith Rothschild wedding draws Europe’s elite in England
In Bury St Edmunds at St Marys Church nearly 600 guests gathered for the union of Ben Goldsmith 23 son of Sir James Goldsmith and Kate Rothschild 21 heir to a famed banking family. The couple expect their first child in February with guests including Bill Wyman and David Frost.
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Hillary Clinton to speak at Furman leadership conference
Hillary Rodham Clinton will headline the Riley Institute conference at Furman University in Greenville South Carolina. CBS News correspondent Lesley Stahl will join her to kick off the two day event on October 6 sponsored by the Richard W Riley Institute of Government Politics and Public Leadership. Riley previously served as South Carolina governor and U S secretary of education.
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Key historical events from September 22ual history timeline
On September 22, 1776 Nathan Hale was hanged by the British as a spy. In 1862 Lincoln issued a preliminary Emancipation Proclamation effective January 1, 1863. In 1927 Gene Tunney defended vs Jack Dempsey in the long count bout. In 1949 the USSR tested its first atomic bomb. In 1975 Sara Jane Moore attempted to shoot President Ford but missed.
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Birthdays for TV actress Bonnie Hunt and others
TV actress Bonnie Hunt is 39 today. Baseball Hall of Fame manager Tommy Lasorda is 76. Singer Debby Boone is 47. Joan Jett is 43. Catherine Oxenberg is 42. Scott Baio is 42. R&B singer Big Rube is 32. Bonnie Hunt
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Sunday’s Kansas Pick 3 and Saturday’s Super Kansas Cash
Lottery draw summary notes results for Sunday Kansas Pick 3 and Saturday Super Kansas Cash. It lists drawn numbers 570 for Pick 3 and 12 12 2125 for Super Kansas Cash with power 8 in the sequence. No additional context provided.
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Emmy awards highlight TV's best in drama and comedy
NBCs The West Wing won best drama while CBS Everybody Loves Raymond took best comedy. Gandolfini and Falco led drama acting. Shalhoub and Messing won comedy acting. TNTs Door to Door earned multiple awards. The Amazing Race won best reality. The Daily Show claimed best variety and writing. HBO led with Emmys, Cronkite and Cosby tributes noted.
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After Raym ond Factor TV soars with new CBS hit
TV listings note Two and a Half Men at 8 30 p m on CBS as a potential breakout after Everybody Loves Raymond. Charlie Sheen plays a flashy jingle writer in Malibu while his brother Alan causes trouble. Other features include Las Vegas on NBC, Ray shows, and late night talk with Leno and Letterman.
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Concert Guide: Fall Kansas City Club Dates Tonight
Best Bets Martub performs at 10 p.m. at The Bottleneck in Lawrence. The Oranges Band plays Replay Lounge at 10 p.m. Billy Idol headlines Uptown Theatre at 9 p.m. Cher Farewell Tour comes to Kemper Arena with Tommy Drake at 7:30 p.m. Kindred performs at Davey’s Uptown at 9 p.m. Burning Spear at Soda at 10 p.m. Yo La Tengo performs at The Granada at 9 p.m. with The Bottleneck and other venues listed.
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