Suspected Suge Knight Linked to Notorious B I G Slaying
Los Angeles homicide detectives identify imprisoned rap mogul Marion Suge Knight as a key suspect in the Notorious B I G slaying. Police seize a purple 199 Chevrolet Impala and search Death Row Records offices as probes focus on a drive by murder connected to rap label feuds.
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Nielsen finds 60 Minutes tied with Frasier for top TV rating
Nielsen reports 60 Minutes and Frasier shared the top prime time rating for the week of April 12 18 with NBCs Frasier matching 60 Minutes. CBS Evening News ratings slipped while ABC and NBC led in overall news viewership.
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Bo Derek to Lead International Boxing Hall Parade
Bo Derek will be grand marshal for the International Boxing Hall of Fame Parade of Champions in Canastota New York. Execut ive director Edward Brophy says the choice honors the 10th anniversary and Derek as the “perfect 10.” The parade precedes the induction ceremony on June 13.
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Film U S pushes to keep US film industry from fleeing
Dawn Keezer leads Film U S an alliance of state film offices urging federal action to streamline permits cut red tape and expand financial incentives. They cite Canada Australia and Ireland luring productions like Detroit Rock City with favorable terms while US faces bureaucratic hurdles and rising costs.
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Viacom Spider-Man rights claim rejected by Los Angeles court
A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge threw out Viacom's claim to Spider-Man television broadcast rights, potentially costing Viacom hundreds of thousands in costs. Viacom will appeal as Sony and Columbia prepare to move forward with film and related projects.
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Hollywood Bets on Teen Ensemble Movies Across the Box Office
Hollywood leans into teen ensemble films from Go to Cruel Intentions, with starlets like Reese Witherspoon and Julia Stiles driving a glut of youth cinema. Studios push edgy yet inexpensive productions, as advertisers chase teen audiences through spring break and beyond, while critics note diminishing appeal for over-30 viewers.
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