Auto show charity preview stirs crowds with Celine Dion
At Detroit's North American International Auto Show charity preview, 17,500 attendees in tuxedos and gowns crowded SUV rooftops and shared the moment via cell phones as singer Celine Dion performed. Marcie Hill called the event fabulous, noting it elevated the show. Dion sang I Drove All Night, a centerpiece of DaimlerChrysler's ad campaign debuting Jan 19 during the Golden Globes.
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Spielberg gets star on Walk of Fame
Oscar winning director Steven Spielberg received the first Hollywood Walk of Fame star in 2003. He unveiled it outside the Kodak Theatre before about 2,000 onlookers and said the honor made him feel part of the community near Thomas Edison’s star.
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Why Do People Do Objectionable Things
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Craddick's rise eyed despite long Texas feud and cap rock ties
West says Craddick's experience positions him for speaker. Craddick faces criticism over Cap Rock ties and daughter’s insurance, while he defends the amendment and vows media accessibility. The debate highlights a split across Texas with 23 west of I-35 representatives versus Harris County’s 24.
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Dead Sea mud used in satellite TV classical suite by Stepnen
Chuck Stepnen unveils a satellite TV themed suite blending classical music with Dead Sea mud motifs. The piece pairs modern broadcast technology with ancient mineral imagery, highlighting Stepnen's experimental approach and cross disciplinary collaboration.
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Nuclear standoff and pop culture jabs mix in late news
A digest of global and domestic scenes features inspectors saying no WMDs found in Iraq, North Korea seeking Bill Richardson as back channel, Kim Jong-Il withdrawing from the NPT, and lighter notes on TV reality shows. Political quotes tag headlines include Bush in Virginia and Lott on draft.
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