Seinfeld Launches Solo Stand-Up Tour in San Antonio
Jerry Seinfeld toured solo in San Antonio drawing packed weekend crowds. Audiences praised his stand up as stronger than the final TV episode with fans noting his relaxed, confident stage presence and emphasis on observational humor over his TV persona. People welcomed his return to stand up, paying $60 for tickets and enjoying his hour and a half set.
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Wonder Jackson Celebrate Mandela 80th Birthday Kiss Scene
Stevie Wonder and Michael Jackson led a star studded birthday salute to Nelson Mandela at a Gallagher Estate party near Johannesburg. Mandela and Grace Machel appeared publicly together for the first time since their wedding, sharing a kiss that sparked applause. The gala, broadcast to 150 million, raised funds for Mandela sponsored charities as guests paid up to 1600 dollars.
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NBC Chief Sees Inevitable Merger Rise In Industry
Pasadena AP reports NBC programming chief Warren Littlefield at the Television Critics Association says mergers seem inevitable as size matters. He notes past talks by GE with Sony Viacom and Liberty, and cites Disney ABC Westinghouse CBS and Time Warner Turner as industry examples. NBC profits expected in 1998.
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