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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 2004
Page
2
The notice lists a phone number 513 422 3611 and weekday hours from 8 a m to 5 p m. It presents standard contact details for inquiries without any event or action.
Lincoln crowds watched Tommy Lee from Motley Crue perform with the Nebraska marching band at Memorial Stadium during the Baylor Nebraska game. He wore a full uniform and played a five tom-tom rack while appearing in the Latin music halftime set and even manned a hot dog cannon to shoot snacks to fans. The reality show filmed in Lincoln could air on NBC in July.
Gold Coast based critic Clive James launches a sharp broadside against the rising thirst for reality TV. He condemns sensationalism and shallow formats while advocating more substantial programming from Australian television audiences and networks.
Former Queen guitarist Brian May headlines the We Will Rock You show at the Moscow Kremlin Palace amid a broader European launch. James criticizes reality TV fame and celebrity tabloid culture, urging achievement as the basis for fame. Rebecca Loos is referenced as an example of rapid TV stardom. James, based in London, notes his own exit from TV to pursue normality.
In Clintwood Virginia a new Ralph Stanley Museum and Traditional Mountain Music Center opened after a preview with Ralph Stanley and Governor Mark R Warner. The display chronicles his fifty year career, including his brother Carter who died in 1966, Stanley’s mother’s claw hammer banjo, and his brother’s stage tuxedo.
A chronological roundup of notable events on October 18 across history, including the Mason Dixon boundary agreement of 1767, Louis XIV’s revocation of Nantes in 1685, Alaska purchase in 1867, Edison’s 1892 line, the 1962 DNA Nobel Prize, and the 2004 World Series opening games among other milestones.
Daniel Libeskind, designer of the World Trade Center master plan, told over 200 Indian architecture students in New Delhi that no single architect should control a public space. He warned that excessive compromise can flatten a project, but strong plans survive through collaborative adjustments.
Singer Anita O Day turns 85 and former Senator Jesse Helms 83. Chuck Berry 78, Keith Jackson 76. Peter Boyle 69, Mike Ditka 65. Joe Morton 57, Wendy Wasserstein 54. Pam Dawber 53, Terry McMillan 53. Martina Navratilova 48. Jean Claude Van Damme 44. Wynton Marsalis 43. Erin Moran 43, Vincent Spano 42. Tim Cross 38, Michael Stich 36. Nonchalant 31, Peter Svenson 30, Josh Gracin 24. Tyler Posey 13.
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