Trump Drops In For Q&A At Campaign Event
California and New York entertainment notes mix politics and pop culture as Donald Trump greets fans, discusses The Apprentice and Night Live host stint, signs books, and jokes about his catchphrase You're fired while a bookmaker makes picks outside the booth. Elvis Costello plans two albums and Lisa Simpson movie chatter continues as writers map the long road to release.
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Morning shows bypass Seiler hoax to keep viewers hooked
Two days after police found her unharmed, University of Wisconsin Madison sophomore Seiler was revealed to have staged her disappearance. NBC Nightly News aired a minute, CBS Evening News skipped it, while ABC, CBS, and NBC morning shows devoted more than twice as much time to the hoax than to Iraq contractor killings. Executives say coverage serves viewers and public safety, with lessons drawn from Elizabeth Smart and a call for vigilant citizenry.
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Streep and Kennedy Lead Celebrity Poetry Reading at Lincoln Center
A high profile poetry benefit at Lincoln Center drew Meryl Streep and Senator Edward Kennedy among eleven readers. The event supported the Academy of American Poets and featured works from late poets and a few political additions including Frost and Brodsky pieces. The program included remarks on the Iraq war and a noted pairing of poems by Randall Jarrell and Delmore Schwartz.
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Janet Jackson Debuts Damita Jo At No 2 In Sales
Janet Jackson enters at No 2 on the charts with Damita Jo selling about 381000 copies in its first week Usher leads with Confessions at No 1 after selling 486000 copies The album follows the 2001 All for You debut and comes after the Super Bowl wardrobe malfunction controversy and FCC scrutiny The first single Just A Little While underperforms and the second I Want You has limited airplay
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