Parker Extends Gap Campaign To Spring 2005
Actress Sarah Jessica Parker signs on for Gap’s spring 2005 marketing push marking her third consecutive campaign with the retailer. The spots debut in March and will span TV print direct mail and online efforts. Gap executive VP Jeff Jones praises Parker’s iconic style and customer appeal.
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Trump wedding procession draws celebs to Palm Beach
Billionaire Donald Trump leaves Bethesda By The Sea with Melania Trump in a police escort after a ceremony. Invitees include Clint Eastwood Sean Combs David Letterman Oprah Winfrey and European royalty. Journey lead singer Steve Augeri replaces Steve Perry. Perry appears unannounced. band to perform in Hollywood later Friday.
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Celebrities auction items for Asia tsunami relief
New York celebrities including Eva Longoria and Avril Lavigne will auction personal items on eBay starting Feb 7 to raise funds for Save the Children Asia Earthquake Tsunami Relief Fund. Proceeds support survivors as items such as Longoria’s cheerleading uniform and a signed skateboard from Lavigne go up for bid.
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Today in History Highlights and Closures
Today in history on January 23 highlights events from 1973 Nixon announced peace accord ending Vietnam War to 1964 ratification of the 24th amendment and 1989 Salvador Dali death. The Tennessee Titans reached the Super Bowl with 33 14 win over the Jaguars and Coach Ryan commutation case noted. Captain Kangaroo Bob Keeshan died at 76 in Windsor Vermont.
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Today's notable birthdays listed for public figures
Sen Frank Lautenberg turns 81 and Jeanne Moreau is 77. Chita Rivera 72, Lou Antonio 71, Gil Gerard 62, Rutger Hauer 61. Jerry Lawson 61, Thomas Carper 58, Anita Pointer 57. Richard Dean Anderson 55, Bill Cunningham 55, Patrick Simmons 55, Danny Federici 55. Robin Zander 52, Princess Caroline of Monaco 48, Anita Baker 47. Earl Falconer 46, Gail OGrady 42, Mariska Hargitay 41, Marc Nelson 34, Tiffani Thiessen 31.
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