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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1998
Page
9
Princess Stephanie of Monaco turns 33 and marks the occasion by cutting her birthday cake on Sunday night. The event highlights a peaceful celebration in Monaco with family and friends in attendance.
The Daily News reports Tea Leoni halted production after an executive producer criticized her performance. She reportedly filed formal charges with the Directors Guild of America over claims the producer did not relay his critique through the show's director amid rising on-set tension.
The Titanic film remains number one at North American theaters over the weekend, passing 300 million overall. Reports from Exhibitor Relations and Entertainment Data show its seven week total at 308.1 million as Great Expectations and Good Will Hunting follow in the top ranks.
State files suit against American Family Publishers and celebrity spokesmen Dick Clark and Ed McMahon for allegedly deceiving readers with prize claims of winning 11 million dollars. The Attorney General accuses them of prompting elderly people to travel to Tampa to collect nonexistent prizes.
New York actor Daniel Baldwin went on a naked drug fueled rampage at the Plaza Hotel. He was restrained and taken to St. Luke's Roosevelt Hospital in critical condition after a crack cocaine overdose. Authorities said he was not a registered guest and had damaged his room before the incident. His brothers include Alec Billy and Stephen Baldwin.
Health secretary Donna Shalala appears in the Milk mustache campaign alongside stars like Lauren Bacall and Tony Bennett. The ad promotes calcium from low fat milk and notes the message targets teens. Shalala did not receive payment and her name is in small print.
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