King verdict angers comedian Seinfeld plans riot victims benefit
Comedian Jerry Seinfeld, outraged by the Rodney King verdict, will join George Wallace for a Thursday benefit to aid riot victims. He said the acquittal of four white officers and racist social ignorance prompted his anger and a desire to help, joking about making a dent in the problem.
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Paul Burke says racketeering acquittal ended acting career
Paul Burke, star of Valley of the Dolls and Naked City, says he retired after his 1990 racketeering acquittal led to a dry spell. He notes he was aging into older roles and could not find work after returning to California, despite not definitively linking the trial to his career decline.
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Rhythm road to RHCP audition ends in garage invite
Brent Paschke flew to California after hearing RHCP sought a Frusciante replacement. He sat outside Flea’s house from 8 a.m. to 3 a.m., then met Flea who invited him to audition the next day in a garage.
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Springsteen opens world tour in Sweden in 1992
Bruce Springsteen kicked off his first tour in four years at Stockholm's Globe Arena with Lucky Town, Born in the USA, and new duoalbums Lucky Town and Human Touch. He performed without the E Street Band, touring Sweden Germany France and Britain before heading to the United States on July 23.
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