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Kiss of life
The avera ge woman consumes four to nine pounds of lipstick over her lifetime. I read that in a back issue of Women's Health ma gazine during a recent doctor's appointment. I've been so broke lately, I had to let my subscriptions to Vogue,...Tags: Karl Lagerfeld, Starbucks Corporation, National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Heath Ledger, Beauty Products
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almanac: Oct. 4, the 278th day of 2008
There are 88 days left in the year. Today's highlight in history: In 1957, the Space Age began as the Soviet Union launched Sputnik 1, the first artificial satellite, into orbit. On this date: In 1958, the first trans-Atlantic passenger jetliner service...Tags: Hollywood (Los Angeles, California)
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SHEA GOODBYE THE ATTRACTIONS: Not just Mets and Jets
Other things that shouldn't be forgotten about Shea: For the official dedication ceremony on April 16, 1964, the stadium's namesake, attorney William Shea, marked the return of National League baseball to New York City by presenting two bottles of...Tags: New York Mets, National League, Ceremonies, Sugar Ray, Society
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'How the West Was Won' back in Cinerama at ArcLight Hollywood
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterBig-screen films didn't get much bigger or wider than in Cinerama. And this Sunday, the Cinerama Dome at the ArcLight in Hollywood will show the landmark 1963 epic "How the West Was Won" in its recently restored original three-projector Cinerama format...Tags: Julie Andrews, Gertrude Lawrence, Bette Midler, Music Theater, Gregory Peck
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James Patrick O'Conor Jr.
Sun ReporterJames Patrick O'Conor Jr., principal counsel to the Maryland Uninsured Employers' Fund and a Glen Arm resident, died Saturday of pancreatic cancer at Stella Maris Hospice in Timonium He was 57. Mr. O'Conor - the eldest of eight - was born in Baltimore...Tags: Christianity, Elections, Lawyers, Local Elections, Death and Dying
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Billy Joel will be last Shea show
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterThe razing of Shea Stadium later this year marks the end of an era for baseball fans, but it's also closing the door on a chapter of pop music history that began in 1965 when the Beatles became the first pop group to play a concert at a U.S. sports...Tags: Billy Joel, Rock and Roll Music, Popular Music, Bruce Springsteen, Jimi Hendrix
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Proving There Is Life After 'Idol'
A finalist on the sixth season of " American Idol," Sanjaya Malakar gained national attention when overwhelming "fanjaya" support moved him to seventh place in the singing showdown, despite judges' criticism of his singing. Best known for his...Tags: Stevie Wonder, David Archuleta, Popular Music, Simon Cowell, Jazz Music
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Flashback band inspires mixed feelings
Concert promoters believe rock fans are hungry for a big, bright, blast of flashback. How else can you explain The Mystic Orchestra and a show called "Flashback: The Classic Rock Experience" that's set to play Hampton Coliseum on Sept. 18? The show...Tags: Christianity, Rock and Roll Music, Public Relations, Hampton Roads, Jim Morrison
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Bethel's Woodstock museum recalls 1969 music fest
Special to NewsdayFinally, I made it to Woodstock. It only took me 39 years. I still have two tickets to Woodstock, because when the older guy who had wheels heard the traffic reports, he bailed. Last time I looked on eBay.com, the tickets were worth only $110. Back then,...Tags: John F. Kennedy, Music Industry, House M.D., Long Island, Richie Havens
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Billy Joel shows will mark end of era at Shea
glenn.gamboa@newsday.comThere is a point in The Beatles' groundbreaking concert at Shea Stadium on Aug. 15, 1965, where John Lennon just busts out laughing. He speaks in gibberish, looks over at Paul McCartney, and then starts laughing again. It seemed fitting, considering...Tags: Rock and Roll Music, Billy Joel, New York Mets, Major League Baseball, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum
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Celebrity travel: Go away with Janis Ian
Tribune Media ServicesJanis Ian is back in the news thanks to her provocative memoir "Society's Child" (Tarcher/Penguin, $26.95). Ian, 57, recounts her life as a teenage prodigy and lets readers get a glimpse of how she came up with her hit songs ("At Seventeen," "Society's...Tags: New York Times, Sexual Assault, Jimi Hendrix
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Chicago blues man, brother of Buddy Guy
Chicago Tribune reporterPhil Guy wasn't as flashy or famous as his older brother, Buddy, but made his own mark on stages around the world as both a rhythm guitarist and band leader. Mr. Guy, 68, of Park Forest died of cancer on Wednesday, Aug. 20, in hospice care at St. James...Tags: Fannie Mae, John Lee Hooker, Contracts, Buddy Guy, Chicago Heights
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