Clinton to publish memoir My Life in June at Knopf
Former President Bill Clinton plans to release his memoir My Life in late June with a first printing of 1.5 million. He will promote the book with a speech at BookExpo America in Chicago June 3 to 6.
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Five channels to simulcast Prince concert special
Five networks MTV MTV2 BET VH1 and VH1 Classic will jointly air a 30 minute Prince concert from Webster Hall New York recorded last week. The program features material from Musicology along with classic Prince hits and was described as an unprecedented party like taping by executives.
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Hitman Contracts review notes stronger mood and more options
The third Hitman game reworks levels with a darker tone while keeping open ended stealth. Players can still choose many paths to eliminate targets though some original mystery is lost. It adds sneaking and disguise variety, with enhanced crime scene manipulation. Priced at $49.95, it earns two and a half stars from critics.
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Great Domestic Showdown seeks America's next diva
Reality show pits six contestants in gardening cooking and entertaining tests with a prize including a book deal a Good Morning America appearance and a pilot. Judges include Sandra Lee Robert Verdi and Govind Armstrong. host Adam Carolla. Martha Stewart figures as a referenced crown.
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Jerry Springer Opera heads to Broadway in 2005
Jerry Springer The Opera, a London hit built around the talk show host, will reach Broadway in fall 2005 with an Oct 20 opening date to be announced. A San Francisco tryout runs six weeks from late February or early March 2005 at the Orpheum Theatre to refine the $13.9 million production. Hefty crossovers are expected as producers evaluate casting, possibly hiring Michael Brandon for the American run.
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