Cleared Olympic bomb suspect eyes Leno tapes
ATLANTA AP Jay Leno apologized to Richard Jewell for jokes about him during an Oct 28 show and the nickname waa doofus He is cleared as a Centennial Olympic Park bombing suspect Jewell plans to sue NBC over coverage and may seek tapes for the case His lawyers also target The Atlanta Journal Constitution for naming him first
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Comedian Hit by Heckler at Italian Villa Club
In Lancaster Pennsylvania comedian Al Romero was insulted by heckler Judy K Strough who went on stage and slugged him. Strough 34 was arrested for disorderly conduct public drunkenness and escape after slipping handcuffs and fleeing the police station.
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Glamour Names 1996 Women of the Year Panel
Glamour magazine selects nine women and a sport team as 1996 Women of the Year for national impact on women. Honorees include Rosie Perez, astronaut Shannon Lucid, Rep. Susan Molinari, Maureen Dowd, Charlene Barshefsky, Frances Visco, Terry McMillan, Tui Panini, Amy Van Dyken, and the Olympic Women’s Basketball Team.
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Liz and Larry must pay Enquirer's legal fees
The National Enquirer celebrated a judge's ruling that Elizabeth Taylor and her ex husband Larry Fortensky must cover $432,600 in legal costs from their failed suit over a 1993 article. Enquirer editor Steve Coz called the defense fight ongoing and announced the funds would be donated to charity.
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Ransom twists shape a tense kidnap drama
Director Ron Howard frames a suspenseful ransom tale starring Mel Gibson as a desperate father. The film centers on a missing 9 year old, with Rene Russo and Delroy Lindo in support as the story probes moral choices in a high stakes confrontation.
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