Sheen probation extended for drug use in Malibu court
MALIBU CALIF. AP A judge extended Charlie Sheen's probation for a year after he admitted using drugs while on probation. The 32 year old star had been on two years probation since June 1997 for knocking his girlfriend to the floor. He must finish 300 hours of community service and submit to regular drug and alcohol testing. He was ordered to remain on probation until June 2000.
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Ruffin Estate Seeks Filming Shift for Temptations Miniseries
The Temptations estate threatens court action to move a TV miniseries about the group from Pittsburgh back to Motown Detroit. Suit claims producers lacked estate permission and that Detroit no longer resembles itself. Filming in Pittsburgh continues with NBC slated to air the four hour program in November.
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Poet Laureate Named Member Of Britain's Order Of Merit
Ted Hughes, 68 and poet laureate since 1984, named to Britain's Order of Merit joining 24 others. Honor allows recognition by the monarch. other members include Thatcher, Gielgud, Menuhin. Birthday Letters gains acclaim this year detailing his courtship with Sylvia Plath.
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Foxworthy mulls career shift after TV show ends
Redneck comic Jeff Foxworthy discussed considering a preaching path after his TV program was canceled. Speaking to a Roswell high school, he shared his rediscovered Christian faith, noting his wife doubted the change and asked, Do what. He said walking with God has transformed his life, despite money and fame not bringing happiness.
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TV star Dryer aids real cops in stress training
Fred Dryer, famed for playing a tough detective on Hunter, led a Monday panel of Los Angeles County Sheriffs Department psychologists. The session produced a training video for deputies who volunteer to assist colleagues facing shootings, marital issues, or other stresses.
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Stones roll into Moscow after 30 year wait
The Rolling Stones perform their first Moscow concert at Luzhniki stadium joining their Bridges to Babylon tour. Keith Richards quipped better late than never while Mick Jagger blamed politics for the delay since 1967. The band, 11 months into a 90 show tour in 20 countries, expects reserved Russian crowds.
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