Actor Laurence Fishburne’s mother seeks rent money
Hattie Fishburne says she earns 600 dollars a month as an adjunct at College of New Rochelle and is six months behind on rent while her son, actor Laurence Fishburne, is said to be absorbed in Hollywood life. A spokeswoman declined to comment as Fishburne, 32, is noted for his Oscar-nominated role as Ike Turner in What’s Love Got To Do With It.
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Spike Lee Critiques Gangsta Rap At Salem State
Spike Lee spoke to about 1,000 students at Salem State College in Salem Massachusetts, arguing gangsta rap glamorizes mistreatment of women and urging better taste. He cited his films including Malcolm X Do the Right Thing and Jungle Fever.
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Dalton leaves Bond role as next film awaits
Timothy Dalton confirms he will not reprise Agent 007 with the next Bond movie in early production. United Artists expects the 17th Bond film to move forward in summer 1995 without a star or director yet named while Dalton films Scarlett in South Carolina and other TV projects emerge like Chicago Hope by David Kelley.
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Paris Disneyland marks second anniversary with balloon sales
The Marne-la-Vallee resort celebrates its second anniversary as an employee sells Minnie and Mickey balloons on Tuesday. Despite the milestone, losses rise and threaten future development. Bank sources say nearly all creditor banks have signed a restructuring plan agreed last month.
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CBS Fall Pilot Teases Starry Legal Drama Lineup
Reported details hint at a CBS fall pilot with E G Marshall Adam Arkin Hector Elizondo and Mandy Patinkin. Producer and writer Kelley is married to actress Michelle Pfeiffer.
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Rollins pleads innocent in third DUI court appearance
Actor Howard Rollins, formerly of In the Heat of the Night, pleaded innocent to DUI charges involving cocaine and alcohol. He was arrested November 6 in Conyers Georgia after police observed weaving and detected alcohol odor. He faces multiple charges, remains free on 10500 dollar bond, and no court date was set.
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Alamos Debate Over Memory and Racial Implications
The Alamo era debate revives with revisionist claims about Davy Crockett and Jim Bowie and a reassessment of the mission as symbol of racism. The Daughters of the Republic of Texas defend the site, arguing it stands for liberty despite contested histories.
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Radar on Endeavour sparked Ark spying debate in flight
Cape Canaveral officials say the high end radar aboard space shuttle Endeavour is for science not espionage. Astronaut Kevin Chilton told a C-SPAN viewer the radar cannot detect items smaller than 30 feet. He warned that space missions may raise more questions than answers.
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News crews gear seized near secret Dreamland base
Lincoln County deputies confiscated about $100000 worth of ABC news gear near Dreamland, a Nevada secret base long linked to U 2 SR 71 and F 117 projects. The seizure followed by an unmarked Blackhawk and involved a Times crew. the site lies within Nellis Range near Las Vegas.
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Retired man memorizes Iliad in Greek for immortality
Amherst based retiree Stephen Powelson, 76, has spent about an hour daily for 16 years memorizing Homer’s Iliad in ancient Greek. He now recalls roughly 14,800 lines of the 15,693 total, reciting before professors and students at the University of Massachusetts as part of a national tour to promote classics. He cites discipline and a wish for immortality as his motives.
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History notes of 1904 and Arizona landmarks
Wednesday, 13 month 1904 marks 280 days of the year. Highlight recalls 1743 birth of Thomas Jefferson in Virginia. Arizona history mentions 1892 Charles D. Poston filed Hole-in-the-Rock claim. Land later became Papago Saguaro National Monument in 1914 and Papago Park in 1930.
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