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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 2006
Page
13
A Michael Jackson look alike, Nelson Jackson, demands an apology from GQ and Condé Nast after two photos circulate showing him in a cinema with children and wearing a white glove. He calls the images misleading and asks for magazines to be pulled from newsstands.
The article reports on a Marvel Comics creator commenting on a reality show search for real superheroes. It mentions Spider-Man creator Stan Lee saying the reality show wants to crown a true superhero and tease the catch phrase Turn in your spandex for those who don’t make the cut.
Bankruptcy trustees urge auction of the band name Jay and the Americans to pay about 500000 in back taxes. Jay Black faces possible barring from using Jay Black or Jay Black and Americans while the original members offer 100000 to reclaim the name. Black, 67, says gambling debt led to trouble but vows to keep Jay Black and the Americans for touring. The court set a May 17 deadline. otherwise a judge will decide after weeks.
Queen Elizabeth II unveiled a garden at Oxford University’s Rothermere American Institute dedicated to Princess Margaret who died in 2002. Viscount Rothermere and Margaret’s children were shown the tribute, praised for strengthening Anglo American ties. Designed by Anouska Hempel the hedged garden features a sundial and water feature.
Celebrity editors say Tom Cruise now sits in the B tier as cover stories shift to Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt. His public stances on psychiatry and anti depressants, plus his private life with Katie Holmes, affect female readership, though his film, Mission Impossible III, is expected to perform.
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