Russell Emulates Wyatt Earp Opens Tombstone in Theaters
Russell described adopting Wyatt Earp’s look with a drooping moustache and pompadour for a publicity photo praised as amazingly accurate. He notes Elvis style was less close, cites Tombstone opening today as his new film on the famous OK Corral showdown. Oliver Stone defends his work against stereotypes, saying he stays focused on issues from his lifetime. Miles reports Arnold's California boutique visit, noting a black chiffon dress and a pierced nose amid her publicized personal life and engagement status.
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Sparks Cancelled At UNC Chapel Hill Janet Jackson Show
Orange County denied a pyrotechnics permit for Janet Jackson at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill on January 8. The show would proceed without flame projectors and other effects. officials warned the production could be jeopardized by ongoing opposition. A Grateful Dead concert was previously vetoed for similar concerns about drug activity and police strain.
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Pawtucket Mayor Denounces NBC Pitch as Misleading
Pawtucket mayor Robert Metivier rebutted a joke on NBC involving a fictional financier, calling the town not a pit and inviting the show’s producers to visit. Residents drew mixed reactions, including James Eaton who defended his town. NBC had no immediate comment.
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Clintons Join In Christmas Messiah Sing Along
Bill Hillary and Chelsea Clinton joined about 3000 people in a Handel Messiah sing along at the Kennedy Center Concert Hall. The Kennedy Center event featured a 150 member Paul Hill Chorale of Washington, an orchestra and four operatic soloists leading a free 24 hour performance that has become a D.C. holiday tradition since 1971.
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Arnold Drops Into Shop With Roseanne Guess
A shopper with straight brown hair and a distinctive voice prompts Patricia Miles to exclaim in surprise about someone who could be Roseanne. The moment centers on the unexpected recognition and the store interaction that follows.
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Holiday memories: Stars share favorite Yule moments
The Associated Press recounts celeb memories beyond gifts. Rose Mary Clooney recalls her 1955 first Christmas as a mother with her child while Bing Crosby sang carols outside her home. Barbara Mandrell cites her fifth Christmas and her father’s overtime sacrifice for a bicycle. Mary Travers remembers a granddaughter’s box full of Styrofoam popcorn after gift time.
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Jewish sisters donate gifts after winning Christmas essay
Twin sisters Becca and Shira Easley, 11, won $250 in the Your Best Christmas Ever contest and used the prize to shop for toys for less fortunate children. They delivered eight grocery bags of gifts to St. Joseph's Children's Home in Louisville, saying the best Christmas is giving others theirs.
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Eldorado Elf mirrors Cadillac Santa with street gifts
In Los Angeles, the Eldorado Elf arrived at Skid Row's Midnight Mission in a champagne Cadillac Seville to hand out $10 bills from Ronald Moran's perpetual trust. By Thursday, about $15,000 was distributed to homeless recipients, including Jill Jackson and her three children, as hundreds queued for hours to receive aid in memory of the late gift-giver.
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Christmas Day Historical Highlights and Arizona Pioneer Death
Today marks Christmas Day in 1993 with a note on history. In AD 336 Rome held the first recorded December 25 Christmas celebration. In 1934 George W P Hunt seven time governor of Arizona died at 75 and lay in state in the Capitol rotunda under the Great Seal of Arizona.
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Pickett Convicted in Second Drunken Driving Offense
Soul singer Wilson Pickett, 52, was convicted of drunken driving for driving intoxicated across a neighbor’s lawn in May 1991. Teaneck Judge James Young gave one year probation concurrent with another jail term, suspended his license for two and a half years, and fined $1,000.
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Jackpot Payouts Highlight Five Number Draw
Lottery notes reveal prizes: five correct numbers win $50,000, four correct yield $500, and three correct pay $5, with smaller prizes for fewer matches. Official draw results and play instructions are ongoing.
Life sentence for rape in Tuscaloosa with $50 fund fee
Eddie Robertson Jr. was sentenced to life without parole in Tuscaloosa Alabama for rape. The judge also levied an automatic $50 victim compensation fund assessment prompting the defendant to question the amount against his life sentence.
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