TV moms unite for Mother's Day Mommies special
Barbara Billingsley Florence Henderson and June Lockhart join The Mommies stars for a Mother's Day episode during May ratings sweeps NBC TV promises a reunion with their real mothers in a special taping featuring Lockhart Billingsley Henderson Lindley.
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Women film roles rare amid behind the scenes power shift
An Elle magazine feature notes progress for women behind the scenes but declining onscreen opportunities. It cites Jessica Lange and Goldie Hawn as fading after flops and Meryl Streep's lack of onscreen work last year. SAG data shows men earned $672.4 million of $1 billion in 1992.
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Sting to receive Berklee honorary doctorate in May
Sting, former Police member, will receive an honorary doctorate from Berklee College of Music and deliver the commencement address on May 15. Jazz singer Nancy Wilson is also being honored. Previous recipients include Duke Ellington, B B King, Sarah Vaughan, Dizzy Gillespie, Paul Simon.
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Thieves steal ashes from Las Vegas wedding couple
In Las Vegas in November thieves broke into the car of James Ross and Margo Griffin before their planned marriage and stole a box containing the ashes of Ross's first wife Judy. Griffin lamented that Judy must be dealt with before they could marry, recounting the couple's plan to scatter the ashes at the Grand Canyon.
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Today in history on March 31, 1994
On this day in history March 31 marks the 90th day of 1994 with 275 days remaining. Highlights include 1880 when Wabash Indiana became the first town fully lit by electric illumination and 1877 when Prescott Arizona reported a scarlet fever epidemic following the deaths of three children.
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Burt Reynolds Hospitalized After Illness on Set
Actor Burt Reynolds, 57, fell ill on the Evening Shade set in North Hollywood and was rushed to North Hollywood Medical Center around 9:20 a.m. He was conscious and undergoing tests. Publicist says dizziness or a stress-related 24 hour virus are possibilities. public history includes a divorce settlement with Loni Anderson and the death of former girlfriend Dinah Shore.
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Eastwood testifies for Pebble Beach Co. president in bank case
Clint Eastwood appeared as a character witness for Thomas Oliver, Pebble Beach Co. president, at a bank fraud trial in San Jose. The 63-year-old filmmaker described Oliver as straightforward and familiar with his long friendship spanning about 30 years and multiple boards.
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Slick pleads innocent in shotgun standoff case
Grace Slick pleaded innocent to pointing a shotgun at a San Rafael officer during a March 5 standoff at her Tiburon home. The former Jefferson Starship and Jefferson Airplane singer faces up to three years in prison after three officers responding to a shots-fired report confronted her. an officer recovered the unloaded gun.
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Long-serving Kentucky Democrat Natcher Dies at 84
Rep William Natcher famed for never missing a roll call in four decades dies at Bethesda Naval Hospital from heart failure at age 84. He logged a record 18,401 votes in Congress and was known for frugal campaigns and avoidance of publicity. Survived by two daughters seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. wife Virginia predeceased him in 1991.
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Biographer Albert Goldman Dies at 66 in Transit
New York author Albert Goldman, known for scathing lives of Elvis Presley and John Lennon, died of a heart attack at 66 while traveling from Miami to London. He faced sharp criticism for his controversial biographies and was reportedly working on a Jim Morrison biography. He had no immediate survivors.
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