Dayton R and B star Roger Troutman shot by brother
Dayton coroner rules Roger Troutman 47 was fatally shot by his brother Larry Troutman who then killed himself. Larry, 54, wounded himself and authorities found both bodies in separate locations after a Sunday incident at Troutman Enterprises. The Dayton native rose with Zapp and had solo hits including I Want to Be Your Man.
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BBC anchorwoman Jill Dando slain at home in London
BBC presenter Jill Dando, 37, host of Crimewatch UK and a main news anchor, was found fatally shot at her Fulham home. Witnesses saw a well dressed man flee. Prime Minister Blair and Queen Elizabeth II offered condolences as BBC mourned a trusted figure in crime reporting.
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Psychologist links Jenny Jones show to Russian roulette style TV
Psychologist Michael Abramsky testified for Scott Amedure’s family in a $50 million suit against The Jenny Jones Show and Warner Bros. He said the program’s failure to screen guests for mental illness created a Russian roulette scenario. He described Jonathan Schmitz’s later decline after the taping and emphasized the danger of a hidden sexual fantasy revealed on air.
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Jenny Craig’s long absence from TV ads explained
Jenny Craig, 62, says a 1995 neck jaw joint dislocation left her unable to speak and slurred her speech. She describes head jerks and a locked jaw, linking the incident to stepping away from public relations. A surgeon tightened facial muscles with screws, and she now relies on speech therapy with daughter Denise Altholz handling speaking duties.
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Brumidi’s Capitol Frescoes Gain Long Overdue Praise
Italian refugee Constan tine Brumidi faced anti immigrant pushback in 1857 as critics derided his Capitol frescoes. Now, 140 years later, restorers uncover vibrant color and detail, honoring the artist whose Senate artworks shaped America’s landmark interior.
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Matrix back at top spot
The Matrix returns to No 1 with a 12.6 million weekend, as box office slows before summer releases. Life drops to second with 11.3 million, Never Been Kissed rises to third, while Pushing Tin and Lost Found open strong but modestly.
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Top 20 movie chart with studio and totals
The list ranks films from The Mains to October Sky by studio, box office, and weeks in release. Notable entries include Life, Never Been Kissed, Analyze This, Shakespeare in Love, and Life is Beautiful with varying grosses and venue counts.
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