Cleveland goes multi ethnic in new animated series
Fox aims for ethnically diverse show with front and behind the camera representation. Kevin Reilly says casting reflects a long running character made white, while the broader plan includes African American talent and diverse voices.
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A Rods Wife Seeks Evidence Of Spying In Divorce
Cynthia Rodriguez filed for divorce from Alex Rodriguez in Miami Dade citing alleged infidelity and requesting proof of any surveillance. She seeks their Coral Gables waterfront mansion valued at 12 million, a luxury SUV, alimony, and support for their two daughters. The case notes possible tap or electronic surveillance by him or others.
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Farm Aid to Hold Boston Area Show in New England
Farm Aid will stage its first New England concert on September 20 at the Comcast Center in Mansfield. Co founder John Mellencamp announced the event, noting Farm Aid has raised over 30 million dollars for family farms since 1985 and that New England’s independent farming heritage inspires the move.
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Inflation and Slow Growth Hit U.S. Economy
The economy shows slow growth and rapid inflation as inflation at wholesale level jumps 1.8 percent in June. Yearly wholesale prices rise 9.2 percent, the fastest since June 1981, while core inflation climbs 0.2 percent. Bernanke warns of persistent market strains and rising unemployment as the Fed hints at ending rate cuts.
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GM to Cut Salaried Jobs and Dividends Amid Cash Push
General Motors announced sweeping cost cutting through 2009 including cuts to white collar staff ending retiree health benefits for those over 65 and possible sale of model lines. The plan also suspends dividends and seeks up to 3 billion dollars in new borrowing as CEO Richard Wagoner calls the moves necessary to weather the auto market downturn.
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Angry customers crowd IndyMac branch as police urge calm
Police dispatched three squad cars to the IndyMac Bank in the San Fernando Valley to keep customers in line on the second day of the federal takeover. Tensions rose as patrons demanded access to funds and faced potential arrest for unrest outside the Pasadena based branch.
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