Telluride Film Festival backs baseball themed documentary
Ken Burns new documentary Baseball debuted at Telluride as festival staff and townspeople played a charity game. The piece ties U S history to race labor and immigration while audiences sample surprise premieres and a playful, informal festival atmosphere under Colorado mountains.
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Red Hot Chili Peppers eye Sesame Street guest spot
Anthony Kiedis said the Red Hot Chili Peppers long sought a Sesame Street appearance and had been accepted, while Children’s Television Workshop confirmed contact. Publicist said producers deemed the band inappropriate for the show in January. Federal officials previously dropped Kiedis from a condom ad due to a 1990 Virginia incident.
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NAACP picks new leader replacing Benjamin Chavis
A prominent figure was named to succeed Benjamin Chavis as head of the NAACP. The announcement signals a leadership change within the civil rights organization during a period of discussion about its direction and priorities.
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Kathy Ireland shifts from swimsuit model to TV actress
Model Kathy Ireland, famed for Sports Illustrated swimsuits, seeks serious acting roles. She refuses to wear skimpy outfits on Fox and has shot four Melrose Place episodes. Ireland says she suggested different clothing for pool scenes to TV Guide.
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Singapore vandalism suspect burned in car mishap
Michael Fay, the 19 year old charged with vandalism in Singapore, was burned and bruised while helping friends start a stalled car. His father George Fay said a small flame under the hood injured him during the attempt. He was treated in an Dayton Ohio emergency room and released.
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Little film captures Montreal festival's top prize
At the 1994 Montreal World Film Festival, Once Were Warriors from New Zealand won best picture. Director Lee Tamahori called it our little film, praising global interest in its tough themes. Rena Owen shared best actress honors with Helena Bergstrom for The Last Dance.
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