Garth worries over Shannen Doherty image on 90210
Beverly Hills 90210 star Jennie Garth fears Doherty's bad girl image could affect her. Garth says she does not live Doherty's lifestyle and wants to be known for her work. Reports of Doherty's off screen antics spark concern, though a future return to the show remains possible per Fox executive comments.
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Madeleine Stowe Rejects Damsel Roles for Female Driven Parts
Actress Madeleine Stowe, praised for Short Cuts, says she will no longer play helpless women. She stars as a blind woman who regains sight in Blink opposite Aidan Quinn and will play a fierce, pistol wielding heroine in Bad Girls.
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Quayle Calls Family Values at Fort Lauderdale Event
Former Vice President Dan Quayle addressed about 3,000 religious conservatives in Fort Lauderdale at a three day Reclaim America for Christ conference. Outside, 1,000 protesters urged tolerance and an end to bigotry. He criticized rap lyrics and Murphy Brown while praising traditional family roles. Demonstrators carried anti gay rights signs nearby.
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Radio show rally for Chiefs fires up Kansas City crowd
Public radio host Michael Feldman brought Whad ya Know to Kansas City for a live broadcast that turned into an impromptu pep rally for the Chiefs. The event aired on more than 150 stations nationwide as fans cheered their playoff-bound team, which eventually lost the conference championship game.
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Singer swaps for old guitar in sentimental trade
Country singer Billy Dean, 31, is back to owning his late father’s acoustic guitar after trading away the instrument he learned on for rent money seven years ago. He had sold it for 375 dollars to a fellow East Central Junior College student in Decatur Mississippi, who later refused a 2000 dollar cash offer and swapped for another of Dean’s guitars. Dean, who began with his father’s band at age eight, says he’s sentimental about the guitar but prefers the swap. His current hit is We Just Disagree.
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Chiefs Coach Inspires Home Crowd With Jewish Joe Montana Quip
At the Bills game Feldman teased the Chiefs and asked fans to imagine a Chiefs victory. He joked about being the Jewish Joe Montana as 2,400 fans roared. A local Schottenheimer Polka number honored Chiefs coach Marty Schottenheimer.
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Daniel Day-Lewis Masters Concentration and Privacy
Actor Daniel Day-Lewis describes his focus and privacy as essential to his craft. He cites intense concentration and inner journeys, recalling locking himself in a cell for In the Name of the Father and being carried off camera for My Left Foot.
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Entertainment Weekly
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Sundance Film Festival highlights independent cinema and stars
In Park City Utah the Sun dance Film Festival showcases independent works with up to 70000 tickets sold for the 10 day run. Despite big names like Andie MacDowell Edward James Olmos and Martin Scorsese many films lack distribution and lineups struggle against Hollywood domination.
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Utah
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Andie MacDowell
Eric Stoltz
Matt Dillon
Edward James Olmos
Winona Ryder
Sam Neill
Martin Scorsese
Seven Up poll finds most Super Bowl viewers at home
A Seven-Up USA survey of 500 adults shows about 75 percent plan to watch the Super Bowl at home with an average gathering of 4.6 people. Most head households will control the remote, and 45 percent of home viewers expect to invite guests.
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Springfield Elementary name sparks parental protest in Greenwood
Greenwood South Carolina district faced a controversy after students voted to name a new school Springfield Elementary. Parents object, citing The Simpsons link and Bart’s role model concerns. District officials paused final decision to gather public input before a ruling.
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Springfield Elementary
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Simpsons
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Greenwood County
Jonathan Payne
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Payne
January 24 historical highlights span three eras
On this date in 1848 James Marshall found a gold nugget at Sutter’s Mill starting the gold rush of 1849. In 1934 John Dillinger and three gang members were captured in Tucson by police who seized handguns submachine guns and bulletproof vests. In 1972 the United States marked a year of residence in a state.
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Sutter's Mill
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Tucson
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Arizona Lotto Draw Sees No Jackpot Hit
Saturday’s Arizona Lotto results show no winner for the six numbers 5 26 31 34 40 42. Prizes were claimed for matching five numbers, four numbers, and three numbers with 41 tickets winning $1,271, 1,785 tickets winning $61, and 28,288 tickets winning $2.
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