Anita Hill Signs Deal for Autobiography with Doubleday
Anita Hill will publish an autobiography with Doubleday, her first public account since the 1991 Senate hearings alleging sexual harassment by Justice Clarence Thomas. Contract terms were not disclosed. Hill said she did not plan to write about those events but was influenced by letters from readers who identified with her.
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Grant Finds Hope in Gospel Music’s Bridge to People
Amy Grant, gospel’s top female vocalist for 11 straight years, says gospel music is a presence of hope and a bridge between people. She will host the Gospel Music Association's Dove Awards, broadcast live April 28 on Family Channel, with hits including Baby Baby and Every Heartbeat.
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Rowlands to get film honor at Sundance
Gena Rowlands will receive a career achievement award at the Sundance Film Festival for her contribution to independent film. The actress of A Woman Under the Influence and Gloria will be honored in Park City Utah on Jan 22. The Piper-Heidsieck Tribute to Independent Vision is the name of the award. Past winners include Denzel Washington and John Turturro. Rowlands, 59, has worked with her late husband John Cassavetes and appears in films such as The High Cost of Loving Lonely are the Brave and Parallel Lives.
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Host urges lawyers to aid youths in weekly free sessions
Montel Williams urged attorneys at a Clark County Bar Association gathering in Las Vegas to dedicate weekly free legal help to children. He received a public service award for work with young people and noted his Las Vegas home as he discussed a CBS special filmed at the Southern Desert Correctional Center in Indian Springs. The one hour show features youths talking with inmates and legal experts and is planned to air in February.
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Bryan Adams to play Vietnam concert in Ho Chi Minh City
Bryan Adams by promoters will perform at Pham Dinh Phuong stadium in Ho Chi Minh City on January 16 as Communist Vietnam's first large rock concert. An audience of 5 000 to 6 000 is expected. Adams, 33, has sold over 30 million albums and co wrote the hit single Everything I Do I Do It For You.
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Rumor and Glitter Fly at Trump Maples Wedding
The wedding of Donald Trump and Marla Maples at the Plaza in Manhattan drew 2000 guests amid buzz of guests like Howard Stern and Ivana absence. The bride wore a $2 million 325-diamond tiara with a 20-carat centerpiece. plans include a Colorado honeymoon.
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History Today Dec 18 1993 Highlights
On December 18 1993 the year nears end with 13 days left. In 1865 the 13th Amendment abolishing slavery became effective. In Arizona 1924 elaborate plans for 5000 deer drives across the Colorado River failed as the animals stampeded.
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Rickles Comes Out Clean In Parade Profile
Don Rickles recalls clean humor versus today’s raunchier comedy. He jokes about calling the Cardinals hockey pucks and joking about the Swiss Guard while noting changes since the 1960s. He also references his Fox role in Daddy Dearest and reflects on improv clubs and TV shifts.
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Gag order rejected in Jackson case
A California judge refused to issue a gag order in Michael Jackson molestation suit, citing inevitable pretrial publicity. Both sides agreed to four privacy protections, including no videotape release and no discussion of minor testimony, while Jackson may respond under oath next week.
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Quick-change thief eludes cops in laundromat caper
Pittsburgh police sought drifter Elmore Ray Harvey in June over a two month theft from a Laundromat money changer. He allegedly stole 4220 quarters plus a dollar tied with a string, inserting it to trigger the payout and pulling it free.
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