Marquez mobbed at luncheon during Inter American Press meeting
Gabriel Garcia Marquez, the Nobel laureate, faced a crush of admirers at a luncheon in Cartagena as he attended the Inter American Press Association gathering. He complained of security gaps and signaled plans to visit Mexico amid the relentless attention.
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Charges filed against celebrity designer in multiple assaults
Indian-born designer Anand Jon Alexander, 33, already jailed on 1.3 million bail since March 6, faces 13 new counts including forcible rape and lewd acts on a child after additional victims, a teenage girl, were identified. If convicted, he could face life in prison. Alexander has dressed celebrities such as Paris Hilton, Michelle Rodriguez, and Mary J. Blige and appeared on America’s Next Top Model.
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Idol finalist Chris Sligh faces faith questions in Greenville
In Greenville South Carolina fans rally around Idol contestant Chris Sligh while others from his Christian background question his shift from strictly Christian music. Local figures from Bob Jones University Seacoast Church and North Greenville University note his faith remains central even as his music broadens.
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Potter final book to be printed on recycled paper
New York AP reports Scholastic will publish Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows on July 21 with a first printing of 12 million pages. The company reached an agreement with Rainforest Alliance to use at least 30 percent post consumer waste fiber, with nearly two thirds FSC certified. A deluxe edition of 100,000 copies will use 100 percent post consumer waste fiber. Greenpeace praised the move but earlier raised concerns about recycled paper use.
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