Geena Davis Defends Wedding Details In Interview
Geena Davis told GQ in February that she did not build a town or host a large audience for her wedding. She described a weekend celebration near San Francisco with a carnival, pony rides, hot air balloons, fishing, and steel drums for about 200 guests, including 50 children.
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Becker tears up over birth of son Noah Gabriel
Tennis star Boris Becker, a three time Wimbledon champion, cried for 20 minutes when his wife Barbara Feltus gave birth to a son, Noah Gabriel, in Cologne Germany. He said the baby is named after Yannick Noah and Peter Gabriel and that they plan to have several more children.
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Singer avoids prison as James heads to rehab
The Associated Press reports Rick James will not serve prison time after a plea deal guiding him to a drug rehabilitation center. He faced up to 19 years for assaults and related charges. The arrangement comes amid DA scrutiny over case handling and a probe into possible witness drug involvement. James pleaded no contest to July 1991 assault at his home and was convicted of furnishing cocaine to the woman, plus holding another woman against her will. He was acquitted of torture. Super Freak is his signature hit.
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Magic Johnson tour blocked by Indonesian ban fear
Indonesian officials back Johnson after immigration chief cites HIV as reason to bar entry. Health and youth ministers defend him, aiming to allow a Jakarta exhibition trip with an all-star team next month. Johnson was due Feb 24 for three exhibition games under the Indonesia Basketball Association invitation.
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Acting Star Jane Alexander Leads Arts Endowment Tour
Jane Alexander, famed actor and head of the National Endowment for the Arts, plans to visit endowment projects in all 50 states to bolster public support. She says she is not a politician but is becoming one quickly, and acknowledges criticism from conservatives over grants deemed offensive. She notes critics are not anti art and vows to keep communicating with them.
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ABC This Week with David Brinkley covers the L A earthquake and year two of the Clinton administration with L A Mayor Richard Riordan Rep Thomas Foley D Wash and Sen Trent Lott R Miss. CBS Face the Nation discusses Congress and White House with Sen Bob Dole Brian and Sen George Mitchell D Maine. NBC Meet the Press features crime and violence with Attorney General Janet Reno and Lee Brown. CNN Late Edition with Frank Sesno covers Clinton and Congress year two with Sen Phil Gramm R Texas and Sen Jay Rockefeller D W Va.
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NBC launches weeklong look at violence
NBC News opens a weeklong examination of violence in American society with America the Violent. Janet Reno and Lee Brown appear on Meet the Press as the program discusses drugs, juvenile crime, guns, media violence and parole. Viewers may join discussions by phone fax or the internet.
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Schindler's List wins Spielberg top honors
Golden Globes in Beverly Hills honored Steven Spielberg for Schindler's List as best dramatic picture and he as best director. Tom Hanks and Holly Hunter won top dramatic acting awards for Philadelphia and The Piano. Angela Bassett and Robin Williams led musical or comedy acting wins.
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Today in History January 23 highlights and search tales
On this date in 1968 North Korea seized the U S Navy ship Pueblo claiming intrusion into its waters. In 1947 Laura Middaugh claimed descent from Jacob Walz and sought maps of the Lost Dutchman Mine in the Superstition Mountains.
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