Glenn Close tops Blackwell worst-dressed list with Nightmare Alley tie
Blackwell released his annual worst-dressed women list naming Glenn Close first for her Nightmare Alley detour and fashion flops by Julia Roberts Diana Ross and Rosie Perez among others. the critique labels each celebrity with vivid, often playful phrases reflecting their onstage or public looks.
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Bush defends Clinton while lauding GOP opposition
Former President George Bush says he will not criticize Bill Clinton and praises Republicans as the loyal opposition. He spoke at a Atlanta fundraiser for Senator Paul Coverdell in noting other party shortcomings. His sons George and Jeb are active in gubernatorial races in Texas and Florida.
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Woodward sues PR firm over publicity payments ending 1992
Joanne Woodward paid Rogers & Cowan 5 percent of her entertainment income for 34 years until June 23, 1992, when Paul Newman wrote that fame had slowed. The Rogers & Cowan suit claims Woodward failed to repay advances made during the partnership and seeks unspecified funds.
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Reno rebuts West Virginia mayor over FBI job moves
Vienna mayor William Owens complained after Janet Reno expressed sympathy for FBI workers facing relocation from Washington to Clarksburg. Owens recorded Reno telling him she would dress him down. Reno said she would sympathize with his plight if he lived in West Virginia 37 years and were told to move to D.C. or lose his job.
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NKOTB Takes Control Amid Comeback Push
Boston pop group NKOTB now prefers their initials and eyes a comeback with a new album. Members ages 21 to 24 include two dads, as Donnie Wahlberg notes they seek more control and bear more financial risk after lip-syncing allegations and a reduced profile. The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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Last of Iwo Jima flag raisers dies at 70
John Bradley, last survivor among the six Marines in the iconic Iwo Jima flag raising, died of a stroke in Wisconsin at 70. He helped raise the flag on Mount Suribachi on February 23, 1945, with Ira Hayes and Rene Gagnon among others. The Pulitzer-winning photograph by Joe Rosenthal inspired the Iwo Jima Memorial in Virginia. Bradley’s death seniority marks the end of the original flag-raising cohort.
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New 258716-Digit Prime Found by Cray Researchers
Cray Research scientists David Slowinski and Paul Gage reported in Science a 258716 digit prime found while debugging supercomputers. The seven hour program tested millions of numbers for primality, revealing a record prime previously at 227832 digits.
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Deadly dive at Texas golf course pond ends in drowning
A 32-year-old man drowned in December near Fort Worth Texas while diving to salvage golf balls in a pond off the 17th hole of the Lancaster municipal course. Three days later in West Haven Connecticut a 42-year-old man killed after dashing across Interstate 95 then returning to grab his hat.
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History roundup January 12 highlights across years
Today marks the 12th day of 1994 with 353 days remaining. Notable events include 1932 when Hattie Caraway became the first woman elected to the United States Senate, and 1883 when Southern Pacific Railroad tracks connected Tucson to the East Coast via San Antonio.
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Lawmaker's Signature All Thumbs In Welfare Fraud Stance
Freshman Rep Rick Lazio of New York sought to press welfare reform by hand signing a letter with his thumbprint to urge a government study on fingerprinting or identification systems. He cited Suffolk County Long Island's law mandating finger imaging for welfare screening and said the aim is to direct funds to truly needy recipients.
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