Stephen King thriller to appear in Esquire this July
Esquire will publish Stephen King’s 21,000 word novella The Gingerbread Girl in its July issue, presented as event fiction to boost magazine fiction. The tale follows Emily who flees to Vermillion Key after her infant’s death, where a dangerous neighbor and his companions threaten her survival.
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Miss Universe Riyo Mori eyes Heroes role
AP reports Riyo Mori, 20, Miss Universe 2007, hopes to join NBCs Heroes as Yaeko a love interest for a lead. She auditioned in English and Japanese and aims to be a spokesperson on AIDS. Mori notes Japan’s newfound pageant interest and her first acting exposure.
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Hilton vows to drop act dumb after jail time
Paris Hilton says she will no longer "act dumb" in a phone interview with Barbara Walters. ABC News reports Hilton, 26, told Walters she wants to change after her 45 day jail sentence and cited a new chance from God. Her mother Kathy reportedly reached Walters before Hilton called in, and Hilton placed the call on collect from jail.
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Cummings Looks Back on American Woman Cover
Burton Cummings recalls the Guess Who hit stripped to a piano lounge style and calls it awful. He and Randy Bachman release Jukebox with 17 overlooked '50s and '60s tracks. They plan future material, aiming to finish Double Nickel by August.
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Tickled Pink and Tick Off Voices Across City Notes
A collage of reader letters expressing gratitude to a kind drive-thru stranger, anger at city council tax hikes, concern over pet friendly housing rules, debates over smokers and public spends, praise for friendly drive-thru staff, and personal thanks for a Mother’s Day gift. The mix highlights civic frustration, personal anecdotes, and appreciation from Medicine Hat readers.
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