Tupac Shakur video foreshadows Las Vegas death in MTV piece
A month before his death in a Sept gunfire, Tupac Shakur appears in a music video for I Ain’t Mad shown on MTV. The clip depicts him dying in an ambulance as he is greeted by Redd Foxx in heaven with Miles Davis and other legends at a celestial jam session. Death Row delivered the video to MTV three days after his death. Halle Berry blames an absent father for her divorce from David Justice. Brooke Shields discusses childhood in Rolling Stone. Florence Henderson objects to a line about A Very Brady Sequel. Kate Moss earns 2.3 million, Ted Koppel 7 million, David Letterman twice that, Clinton 200,000, Bill Pullman 2.5 million.
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Cash bars at weddings spark liability debate
Dear Abby readers debate liquor at receptions, arguing open bars raise injury risk and liability for hosts while cash bars limit overindulgence. Letters from Oregon Minnesota and Connecticut discuss insurance, personal responsibility, and safer alternatives like alcohol free toasts.
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