Streisand Considers Tour After Vegas Comeback
Barbra Streisand may tour again after ending a 22 year break from paid stage appearances with two Las Vegas concerts at MGM Grand Garden. Manager Marty Erlichman said she would decide in 10 days whether to hit the road, following well received New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day shows.
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Critics name Spielberg best director and Schindler’s List best picture
Steven Spielberg won two top honors from the National Society of Film Critics. Schindler’s List was named best picture while The Piano earned Holly Hunter best actress and Naked's David Thewlis won best actor.
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Violinist Requests WABE Not Broadcast Stern’s Bruch Concerto
Isaac Stern voiced dissatisfaction with a September Atlanta Symphony performance. He asked WABE-FM to stop broadcasting the concert and the station re-edited Tuesday night’s program to comply with his request.
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Star addresses Roseanne Arnold prostitution stance
Roseanne Arnold says in Vanity Fair that she worked as a prostitute between acting gigs. She describes feeling powerful and in control and argues prostitution should be legal, linking society’s treatment of sex workers to its treatment of powerful women.
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Roseanne star reveals past prostitution and rights stance
The Roseanne actor says she worked as a prostitute to support her children and supports prostitutes rights. Actress Kate Jackson, 45, rejects plastic surgery, embracing aging and changes in her face while noting younger peers' choices. She tells Daily News of Los Angeles she is not obsessed with appearance.
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Back to work in a cast on Northern Exposure set
Barry Corbin, who plays ex-astronaut Maurice Minnifield on CBSs Northern Exposure, plans a return to work next week after a broken foot and ankle required surgery. In a KIRO-TV interview he said the leg in a cast will leave him hampered though producers have not specified changes to his role.
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Hollywood stars named in Fleiss interview
Heidi Fleiss tells Vanity Fair that Charlie Sheen wanted prostitutes dressed as cheerleaders and Jon Peters arranged access to women. Shannen Doherty allegedly sought inexpensive prostitutes for a fiancé’s bachelor party while denying such intent publicly through her publicist. Fleiss faces pandering and cocaine charges. Sheen offered no comment.
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Kevorkian Charged With New Assisted Death Case
Oakland County Prosecutor Richard Thompson charged Dr. Jack Kevorkian in the November 22 death of Ali Khalili, a bone cancer patient, while Michigan’s ban on assisted death by own action is under appeal. Kevorkian faces arraignment and seeks bond terms amid ongoing house arrest for another case involving Merian Frederick.
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X rays first publicized by Wiener Presse in 1896
Today in history notes Roentgen’s X ray discovery publicized by the Austrian Wiener Presse in 1896. It also records Arizona milestones with the 1904 formation of the Arizona Cattle Growers Association in Phoenix.
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National Historical Mint plans gunfire memorial plaques
In November the National Historical Mint of Boca Raton Florida hires Earl Ruby brother of Oswald killer to fire 100 bullets from his brother's gun into a water drum. The project aims to mount the bullets on plaques memorializing former President John F Kennedy and sell for about 2500 dollars each.
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Packwood Says Accuser Kissed Him Voluntarily Multiple Times
Senator Bob Packwood countered sex misconduct allegations by asserting one accuser, Gena Hutton, kissed him willingly on several occasions. Hutton, a former volunteer in Eugene, said she neither recalled kissing nor borrowing money, though she remains among many women who accuse the senator of unwanted advances.
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