Tennis stars ride elephants before charity exhibition
Venus Williams and Maria Sharapova rode elephants in Chiang Mai Thailand as part of preparations for the Australian Open. Williams praised the experience while Sharapova later defeated Williams 6 4 6 3 at the TAT Tennis Invitational Exhibition at the 700th Anniversary Stadium ahead of the January 17 start.
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Phish Drummer Debuts Sonic Tape Dress At Museum
Phish drummer Jon Fishman presents a dress stitched from recycled cassette tapes on display at Fuller Craft Museum in Brockton. The bodice features portraits of Jimi Hendrix Sun Ra Led Zeppelin and Prince as sound collages, with fabric emitting sound when rubbed. Designed by Alyce Santoro the piece was commissioned by Fishman amid Phish's evolving genre explorations.
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Dave Barry may call it quits in Miami Herald column
Humorist Dave Barry indicates Sunday's Miami Herald column could be his last for now after three decades of writing. He says he may return sporadically if something major occurs, and thanks editors and readers for the “most wonderful career” an English major could hope to have.
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Today in History highlights from Jan 3 timeline
On this date in history notable events include Washington’s victory at Princeton in 1777, Luther’s excommunication in 1521, the Meiji Restoration in 1868, the March of Dimes founding in 1938, Alaska’s statehood in 1959, severed U S Cuba relations in 1961, Jack Ruby’s death in 1967, Joy Adamson’s death in 1980, Noriega’s surrender in 1990, START treaty in 1993, postal rate rise in 2000, Putin’s early Kremlin actions in 2000s, Schulz’s Peanuts ending, and the Flash Airlines crash of 2004.
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Today’s Birthdays Celebrated Across Sports and Entertainment
Pro Football Hall of Famer Hank Stram is 82 while Sir George Martin turns 79. Robert Loggia is 75, Dabney Coleman 73, and Betty Rollin 69. Bobby Hull 66, Van Dyke Parks 62, Stephen Stills 60, John Paul Jones 59, Victoria Principal 55, Mel Gibson 49, Shannon Sturges 37, James Carter 36, Nichole Nordeman 33, Jason Marsden 30, Daniella McKellar 30, Nicholas Gonzalez 29, and Kimberley Locke 27.
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