Aerosmith Eyes Woodstock 1994 Appearance Plan
Aerosmith negotiates to perform at Woodstock 1994 with Wendy Laister noting talks underway but no confirmation. Promoters target Aug 13-14 at Winston Farm Saugerties NY with a concurrent Bethel show already booking John Sebastian and Richie Havens. The band known for Dream On and Dude Looks Like a Lady is Grammy winning.
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Fire crew aids Billy Joel after van crash
Cleveland Fire Department helped Billy Joel after his van was struck by a truck on the way to a concert. He was uninjured but left without transport and rode in a fire emergency vehicle, signing autographs for crew. Assistant Chief Ted Alex said the act violated policy. Joel’s concert proceeded as planned.
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Mustachioed critic suffers spill near St. Pete Beach
Movie critic Gene Shalit, famed for his flamboyant mustache and NBC Today appearances, was struck by a passing car bumper while crossing a St. Petersburg street on Thursday evening. He was listed in good condition at Palms of Pasadena Hospital and not accepting visitors or calls.
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Paul Duke Retired From Washington Week After 20 Years
A black-tie Washington reception honored Paul Duke for two decades as moderator of Washington Week in Review. Ken Bode praised the program for avoiding verbal food fights while Jim Lehrer joked about category five concerns. President Clinton sent a wistful message on Duke’s retirement.
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Elle MacPherson Turns Actress In The Sirens
The Australian model gains 20 pounds for her acting bow as a voluptuous model in The Sirens, opening in many markets Friday. The film depicts naked women as decorative subjects for a militant 1930s painter, aiming to entice a broader audience beyond art-house patrons.
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Designer to design for Alexandre Furs replacing Calvin Klein
Oscar de la Renta takes over the fur deal at Alexandre Furs after Calvin Klein declines renewal following a PETA protest at his Seventh Avenue showroom. Other houses such as Anne Klein and Donna Karan have dropped fur. De la Renta will use only farmed furs and says he will reconsider if people stop eating meat and wearing leather.
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Harding to star in life story movie as she faces plea
The Associated Press reports Zev Braun Inc. plans a TV film in which Harding would appear, viewing her as a tragic, compelling figure beyond Kerrigan. The deal hinges on her guilty plea to conspiracy to hinder prosecution in the Kerrigan attack, with fines and charity payments. A Sanctioned June disciplinary hearing by the U S Figure Skating Association proceeds despite her retirement from competition.
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Diana fashion clash sparks royal style debate
London reports say Princess Diana seeks privacy but draws attention with her dress. Tatler says she appears "dead common" while visiting her sister-in-law and newborn nephew. Critics note her public image shifts after her December 1992 separation from Prince Charles.
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Reynolds Fends Off Thieves After Bookstore Exit
Burt Reynolds, leaving a San Fernando Valley bookstore with a box of books, was shoved from behind. He punched an attacker with a casted hand, the other assailant fled. No money or items were taken. Reynolds reported minor injuries and returned to work the next day.
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Swallows Return Date and Notable Historical Highlights
On March 19 1994 several historical notes recur. In 953 the Academy Awards were televised for the first time and The Greatest Show on Earth won best picture for 1952. In 1882 Morgan Earp was killed in Tombstone’s Hatch Billard Parlor.
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Deadly Threads in Fashion Biz Reported by NYT
The New York Times linked Connecticut designer Ed Kirke to a dangerous clothing line marketed as a fashion business. He sells hats and accessories that allegedly bear holes from rifles, handguns, and shotguns. A popular item is the Stetson with a single hole priced at 75 dollars. The design process reportedly allowed customers to customize pieces, including one case where a customer provided personal items to create buckshot holes.
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