NBC Hopes Super Bowl Spike Buoys New Shows
NBC reports strong sampling after the Super Bowl as The Voice season two premieres to 37.6 million following the 111.3 million game audience. Smash draws nearly 12 million viewers on its Monday debut while The Voice gains 49 percent versus season one averages. Coroner rules Don Cornelius death as self-inflicted after autopsy. foul play ruled out. Elizabeth Taylor artworks sell at Christie’s London auction for about 22 million dollars led by Van Gogh piece.
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Grammys to spotlight dance music with live tent performance
Grammy producer Ken Ehrlich unveils a first ever dance music segment featuring Deadmau5 Foo Fighters Chris Brown David Guetta and Lil Wayne in a tent near Staples Center with about 1 000 fans. He aims to immerse the home audience and broaden the show beyond its traditional reception.
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Zsa Zsa Gabor celebrated 95th birthday behind doors
Frederic Prinz von Anhalt hosted a private Bel-Air party for Zsa Zsa Gabor, gifting a Wolfgang Puck cake as guests mingled in the mansion. Gabor, frail and bedridden after years of health issues, was unseen inside her room. Von Anhalt insisted the event lifted her spirits and signaled she wants to live.
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Lottery results and jackpots summary
A concise rundown of daily and evening pick three and four draws for several states plus major jackpots. Includes Kentucky Pick 3 and 4 results, Missouri draws, Little Lotto, Mega Millions with jackpot at 32 million, and Powerball at 250 million. Each entry lists the draw numbers and, where applicable, the jackpot amount.
On This Day in History February 8 Events
Highlights include the beheading of Mary Queen of Scots in 1587 and the 1693 charter for the College of William and Mary in Virginia. Also noted are the 1862 Roanoke Island Union victory, 1910 Boy Scouts incorporation, 1971 NASDAQ's first trading day, and the 1992 Winter Games opening in Albertville.
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Southern accuracy notice lines prompt action
The Southern asks readers to report inaccuracies by calling three local numbers including 618-351-5033 618-351-5807 and 618-351-5078 for corrections and feedback.
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