O'Brien to replace Leno as Tonight host in 2009
NBC announced OBrien will move up from 12:35 to 11:35 p.m. to host Tonight in 2009 to deter a network switch. At 41 he would become the fifth Tonight host after Carson Paar Allen and Leno, with plans to relocate from New York to Los Angeles.
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Lopez tops gala for Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
Jennifer Lopez centers a starry Beverly Hills gathering at the inaugural Noche de Nifios Gala raising funds for Children’s Hospital Los Angeles. She accepts the Children’s Humanitarian Award for her support as Faith Hill Tim McGraw Josh Groban John Mayer Ray Romano and Robin Williams also performed at the Grand Slam for Children benefiting at risk children.
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Stones drummer Charlie Watts beats throat cancer
London Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts has overcome throat cancer after a four month battle and six weeks of chemotherapy at a London hospital. Mick Jagger said Watts is cleared and free of illness, though still weak and recovering with his wife Shirley. Jagger and Keith Richards are writing songs for a new Stones album and plan a tour when ready.
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Today in History Highlights from October 4
Major events on this date include Sputnik 1's launch beginning the Space Age in 1957, Washington's Germantown assault in 1777, Rutherford B. Hayes born in 1822, the first U S Open golf in 1895, and Dick Tracy debuting in 1931. Also noted are Hitler Mussolini talks in 1940, Leave It to Beaver premiering in 1957, the first trans Atlantic jet service in 1958, Janis Joplin's death in 1970, Earl Butz resignation in 1976, Vatican funeral for Pope John Paul I in 1978, Aristide vowing return in 1980, Mandela visit to the White House, State Farm verdicts in 2005, and a Haifa bombing in 2004.
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There Will Definitely Be Another One
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Panama cancels diplomatic passes including Connery’s
Panama City government on Friday canceled 121 diplomatic passports issued by the prior administration, erasing Sean Connery’s extended diplomatic status along with others. The move strips several former officials and figures of their claimed privileges, signaling a shift in foreign policy posture.
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Birthday roll call includes Heston to Hubbard
Comedian Jan Murray turns 87 and Charlton Heston reaches 81. Leroy Van Dyke, Felicia Farr, Eddie Applegate, Jackie Collins, Anne Rice, Lori Saunders, Clifton Davis, Armand Assante, Alan Rosenberg, Russell Simmons, Chris Lowe, and Hobie Hubbard mark birthdays from 63 down to 44 in a compact celebratory list.
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