Singer fights crazed fan with restraining order
Whitney Houston obtained a restraining order against Steven J. Marriott of Lloyd Harbor New York after he claimed to be her brother and sent flowers while making threatening calls. Marriott had a gun loaded truck during a May arrest for harassing another woman. He is barred from visiting Houston's estate or management company.
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Actress Sharon Stone speaks at Washington journalism crowd
Washington AP The actress reacts to a senator's comments about Hollywood as she promotes women's health and joins the National Race For The Cure event. Stone, 37, recalls her past cancer scare and discusses industry, politics, and support for the president in a crowded briefing.
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Michael Jackson apologizes for anti-Semitic song wording
Michael Jackson apologized for using anti-Semitic slang in They Don t Care About Us and said he will add a statement with the HIStory album explaining his intent. He told Rabbi Marvin Hier that the words were not intended to hurt and offered an apology to anyone offended.
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Elizabeth Taylor to receive new hip after injury
Actress Elizabeth Taylor will get a new right hip Monday, 15 months after surgeons replaced her arthritic left hip. She injured herself during pool aerobics at her Bel-Air estate and remains in significant pain. Her recovery has been slow and she has been hospitalized again. she will enter a Los Angeles area hospital on Sunday. She traveled to New York to promote Black Pearls fragrance despite doctors’ advice.
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Pearl Jam ends boycott by allowing Ticketmaster on part of 1995 tour
After a year long fight over service fees Pearl Jam will let Ticketmaster sell some tickets for the 1995 tour. Manager Kelly Curtis says the band has done all it can and the fate of ticket reform now lies with the Justice Department.
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