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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 2009
Page
19
Celebrities embrace Twitter to post short updates under 140 characters. MC Hammer, now an Internet entrepreneur, amasses followers and streams private life with raw fan access. The site spreads candid banter hour to hour, hour to minute, unlike blogs of days past.
Readers seek guidance on handling parental pressure before marriage and confidence issues. A 25 year old plans an elopement option, while a 15 year old endorses teen self esteem growth and practical ways to boost it. The column also touches diet conflicts in couples.
Nashville based actor and comedian Steve Martin releases The Crow New Songs for the Five String Banjo his first full music album. He wrote or co wrote all 15 tracks with guest appearances from Earl Scruggs Tony Trischka Dolly Parton Vince Gill and John McEuen. He notes his banjo career dates to age 17 and remarks on public visibility.
A Rcord reports Alex Rodriguez sought career guidance from Katie Couric while negotiating his 2007 contract optout and urged a 60 Minutes interview. Couric said Rodriguez insisted he never used steroids, later admitting to their use, and he has since apologized in written and phone messages.
HarperCollins says Bon Jovi will publish Bon Jovi When We Were Beautiful an insider portrait with unseen photos and band member text to mark 25 years. The book, out next fall, coincides with a documentary of the same name.
Mayor Bloomberg and Speaker Quinn unveiled street signs renaming part of West 53rd Street U2 Way to honor Bono and his bandmates. The event linked to U2 new CD No Line on the Horizon and CBS Late Show weeklong gig.
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