Man linked to anti-Islam film says he managed production
Nakoula Basseley Nakoula, a California man tied to the film Innocence of Muslims, told the AP he was the manager for the production company and helped with logistics while denying he directed the film. He disclosed aliases and acknowledged his 2010 bank fraud conviction and probation terms.
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Renoir painting found at US flea market
A West Virginia buyer paid seven dollars for a box of trinkets, later yielding Renoir’s Paysage Bords de Seine from 1879. Potomack Co. confirms authenticity after comparison with Bernheim-Jeune catalog. painting dates to 1879, 6 by 10 inches, auction set for Sept. 29 with estimate $75,000 or more.
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Britney Spears Joins X Factor Panel On Debut
In Los Angeles judge Britney Spears dominates the season premiere of Fox’s The X Factor, delivering firm verdicts as Simon Cowell and Demi Lovato back her. The redesigned show adds backstage rivalries and debates, while NBC’s The Voice expands to three nights as a ratings counterbalance.
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Lottery numbers and jackpots report
Daily draws list with Pick Three and Pick Four results for midday and evening, Missouri numbers, Show MeCash, Lotto and Powerball results, plus current Lotto and Powerball jackpots. No outcomes or winnings provided beyond jackpot figures.
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On This Day in History September 13 Events
Sept 13 highlights include 1997 funeral of Mother Teresa in Calcutta, 1759 British take Quebec, 1788 first national election and NYC as temporary capital, 1803 John Barry dies, 1912 Meiji funeral, 1948 Margaret Chase Smith wins Senate, 1959 Elvis meets Priscilla, 1962 Meredith crisis, 1970 NYC Marathon in Central Park, 1971 Attica riot ends, 1989 Fay Vincent MLB commissioner, 1993 Rabin Arafat handshake at White House.
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