Jazz great Lionel Hampton laid to rest in Harlem funeral
Lionel Hampton 94 died August 31 from heart failure after strokes in 1995. Hundreds marched from the Cotton Club to Riverside Church as Wyn ton Marsalis led a dirge while President Bush's condolence was read. James Forbes and Calvin Butts praised his music and civic work.
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Bruce Dickinson Makes Second Career as Airline Officer
Bruce Dickinson of Iron Maiden works as first officer on Boeing 737s for Astraeus, flying between Britain and European, North African, and Middle Eastern destinations. The 44-year-old singer says the aviation job is unmatched, while the band remains active in the rock scene.
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