Newsmakers Child star snub prompts studio outreach
Macaulay Culkin, 13, skipped an interview with three fifth graders for Kidsday, prompting MGM to fly him back to New York for a future talk and to host a lunch and screening for the class. Newsday reported the cancellation and the studio's planned outreach.
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Disabled dinner sparks rumors and romance mixups
A Denver boy Kevin with Down syndrome feared meeting a supermodel. Crawford told Jay Leno she was falling in love, then revealed she was married. Kevin told his school, sparking disbelief. Meanwhile actor Sam Neill filed a privacy complaint over an aerial photo of his Lake Wakatipu home in New Zealand, calling it a breach of privacy.
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Prince Charles Duchy accounts reveal estranged wife clothing spend
British reports show Duchy of Cornwall figures listing Prince Charles spending hours amid his estranged wife's expenditures of 240700 on clothing and grooming from March 1993 to 1994. Princess Diana’s clothing, hair and beauty costs are 137400, 14070, and 33420 respectively. An aide in Russia says the prince does not handle business through newspapers.
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Four SNL Women Speak Out About Air Time
Elle reveals that Ellen Cleghorne Julia Sweeney Melanie Hutsell and Sarah Silverman say a February SNL show gave them just three minutes on air. Cleghorne calls air time inadequate and misogyny in America, while Sweeney condemns offensive gendered impersonations.
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Manilow Miffed at Airport Joke Prods in Australia
Barry Manilow arrived at Adelaide airport to be questioned by a TV reporter about jokes about him. He responded with a sharp insult and questioned the reporter about the ridiculed material, asserting his desire not to be targeted by jokes. The report cites Associated Press and San Francisco Chronicle as contributors.
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Henry Morgan dies at 79 in Manhattan radio TV figure
Henry Morgan a noted radio and TV satirist and panel show fixture died at his Manhattan home at age 79 from lung cancer His irreverent ad lib style earned critical praise and drew both admiration and controversy including a stint on What's My Line and I've Got a Secret and a blacklist in the 1950s within a career marked by defiance of sponsors and executives.
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Bomb sent to ABC chief ignited but did not explode
New York police said a bomb delivered to ABC Network Group president Robert Iger in Manhattan ignited but failed to explode. The device, found after 5 p.m. Wednesday, was described as not a hoax and classified as attempted bombing. No one claimed responsibility. investigators have leads.
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Spirit of St Louis solo flight remembered on May 20 1994
May 20 1994 marks the 140th day of the year with note of Charles Lindberghs historic Spirit of St Louis journey to France While the Arizona history reference hints at 1862 events offering land to citizens who could pay a banter typo makes the details unclear and unverifyable.
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Lottery results and prize breakdown summary
Four numbers drawn from a pool of 146 tickets generate a $29 prize for each. Three numbers match on 28 039 tickets. The winning numbers are 4 8 9 13 16 and 27, determining cash awards across tiers.
Four winners, none in Arizona worth $100,000
Four winners claimed prizes in a drawing valued at $100,000 with none of the winning tickets sold in Arizona. The event highlighted prize distribution across other states and outlined the process for claim and verification by the lottery authority.
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