Leno Heads to New York for Week of Tonight Shows
Jay Leno arrives in New York to film a week of Tonight shows marking the program's first return to the city in 22 years. He plans a surprise appearance on Saturday Night Live and a stop on Meet the Press to discuss lighthearted topics. He will also visit Shea Stadium to meet the Mets, aiming to test their mettle this season.
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Elton releases Candle in the Wind text with Monroe photos
Elton John and Bernie Taupin have their Candle in the Wind lyrics converted into a book. The Hyperion publication features the Marilyn Monroe themed lyrics alongside famous Monroe photographs and goes on sale June 1, Monroe’s would be 68th birthday.
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Prince Philip Thrown From Carriage at Windsor Race
Prince Philip, 72, was thrown from a carriage near Windsor during a Saturday event but remained unhurt and finished last after mud splashed over him. Witnesses said the carriage tilted at a water obstacle, all aboard were ejected, the vehicle was soon righted, and ponies were led away.
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90210 Star Gabrielle Carteris Welcomes First Child
Beverly Hills actress Gabrielle Carteris and husband Charles Isaacs welcomed a daughter named Kelsey Rose weighing seven pounds ten ounces. The couple’s news coincides with Carteris’s TV character Andrea Zuckerman giving birth in the May 25 season finale.
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Garth Brooks Receives Surprise Hat Award from Cal Smith
Cal Smith surprised Garth Brooks on The Brooks Nashville Network by gifting the Academy of Country Music Hat award for the 1974 single Country Bumpkin. Smith cited mutual admiration and Brooks long appreciation for Tomorrow Never Comes and Brooks’ career spanning Thunder Rolls and Friends in Low Places. Brooks, 32 at the time, has sold over 40 million albums.
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Jackson sues over assault by bodyguards in Central Park
In federal court, Alex Oliveira alleges two unidentified bodyguards attacked him in Manhattan's Central Park on March 31 while attempting to photograph Michael Jackson. He says they took his film and camera after threatening to break his neck, resulting in back neck and shoulder pain and psychological distress.
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Sunday TV News Lineup: Breyer Nomination Faces Split Panel
ABC This Week with Brinkley discusses Stephen Breyer's Supreme Court nomination with Senators Simpson and Feinstein and law professor Lani. CBS Face the Nation covers Breyer staff and Senators Hatch Leahy with Gwen Ifill. NBC Meet the Press focuses on Bosnia health care and the Supreme Court with Mitch ell and Quayle. programs air on KTVK KSAZ and CNN.
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Man Rescued After Night in Outhouse Pit at Boat Landing
In November a man, name withheld by reporters, spent the night trapped in an outhouse pit at a boat landing while searchers tried to locate him. Firefighters eventually rescued him, ending a strange save at the site.
Custody dispute ends after hospital baby switch case
Kimberly Mays gains settled terms with the Twiggs redefining access to her daughter Arlena, amid a long court battle triggered by a 1988 hospital baby switch revelation. The August order was overturned as the agreement provides Bob Mays defined reasonable visitation and possible mediation to resolve future moves.
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Rolling Stones add third Giants Stadium show after rapid sellout
The Rolling Stones sold out two Giants Stadium performances in 81 minutes. A third East Rutherford date followed as tickets vanished before 10:30 a.m. Top price was 50 dollars. The tour, tied to the album Voodoo Lounge, begins August 1 in Washington and has been strong at the stadium but weaker at other venues.
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First airline stewardess Ellen Church on duty in 1930
This day in history notes Ellen Church became the first airline stewardess on a United flight from San Francisco to Wyoming in 1930. It also recalls 1918 when U S airmail began service between Washington Philadelphia and New York, and 1940 when nylon stockings went on sale in the United States.
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