Rockford Files star Garner plans new two hour episodes
James Garner at 66 will film several two hour Rockford Files episodes at Universal Studios for CBS after NBC run 1974 to 1980. Publicist Pat Kingsley says the project expands the popular detective series. Garner previously sued Universal in 1983 for 75 million over syndication profits, settled in 1989.
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Tonya Harding thanks fans in Oregonian ad
Tonya Harding buys a $480 ad in The Sunday Oregonian sports section titled Tonya Says Thank You. She thanks fans for cards letters faxes gifts and phone calls remarking they are special even if we never met. Harding pleaded guilty to hindering prosecution in the Kerrigan attack and agreed to quit competitive skating, facing a $100,000 fine and three years of probation.
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McFerrin to lead St. Paul Chamber Orchestra
Bobby McFerrin at 44 becomes creative chairman of the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra in Minnesota. He will guest conducted over 40 groups, now holds a long term post, directing youth education concerts and serving as featured conductor and performer in two concerts each season. He says he is happy and aims to engage audiences with classical music on stage.
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Singer Toby Keith suffers broken ankle in alumni game
Toby Keith breaks his ankle during an alumni game while returning to his former football roots with the Oklahoma City Drillers. He will miss shows in San Antonio Tupelo Knoxville Nashville and Columbus and plans to perform again on April 29 in Chattanooga. His debut single Should've Been a Cowboy was a No 1 hit last year.
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Patricia Arquette interview reveals independence and love views
Patricia Arquette speaks to Details about feeling misjudged, quick comebacks, and personal independence. She discusses her two notable films True Romance and The Indian Runner, her acting family including grandfather Cliff Arquette, upcoming Ed Wood, and her stance on loving anyone regardless of gender.
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Arsenio Hall departure reshapes late night lineup
Viewership for The Arsenio Hall Show declined over the past year as about 2 million viewers tune elsewhere. New late night entries with MCA TV and Columbia Pictures Distribution eye fall debuts, while Leno and Letterman face renewed Carson-era competition. Hall vows it is time to move on.
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Verdict in NBC cancels L.A. Law after eight seasons
NBC on Tuesday canceled the Emmy-winning legal drama L.A. Law after eight seasons and 173 episodes. The show will end with four original episodes starting April 28 and a series finale on May 19, with no details on how the story will conclude.
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No reconciliation in sight for Roseanne and Arnold
Roseanne filed for divorce and alleges physical abuse by Tom Arnold. spokeswoman Patley said no reconciliation is in sight and the couple remain apart. A tell-all by sister Geraldine Barr, My Sister Roseanne, is due this summer from Birch Lane Press with Barr’s parents helping.
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Top 10 items Tom likely to get in Roseanne divorce
A humorous list inspired by Liz Smith’s quip about Roseanne and Tom Arnold. It catalogs ten likely settlements including items such as the velvet Elvis, half the state of Iown, the Hormel gift certificate, the Shell credit card, and unemployment insurance, framed as a satirical joke rather than factual divorce terms.
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April 20 in History Highlights Across Centuries
On this date in 1792 France declared war on Austria, starting the French Wars. In 1812 former U S vice president Clinton died in Washington at 73, becoming the first vice president to die in office. In 1902 Marie and Pierre Curie isolated radium in Paris. Globe founded in 1877.
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