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'American Idol' season 12 premiere, Nicki and Mariah spar in New York
Oh, "American Idol" Season 12. Where else would the show premiere but in "The City That Never Sleeps," and New York offered up its biggest and brightest budding stars. Enter the judges: Randy Jackson, country heartthrob Keith Urban and the two "ladies"...
Tags: Michael Jackson, Elizabeth II, Chemotherapy, Justin Bieber, American Idol (tv program)
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History Matters: "Anne of Green Gables" like event takes over Sykesville 100 years ago
100 Years Ago What's new ... In the Sykesville section: The "Little Workers" will have a lawn fete on Mr. John Clark's lawn Tuesday evening. All are cordially invited to attend. Anything gotten up by the circle of young girls should be liberally...Tags: Patapsco, Anthony Hopkins, Sykesville, Catonsville, John Clark
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For kids, lost heroes also Mom and Dad
Sun StaffThe crowds cheered at Cape Canaveral on Jan. 16 as the space shuttle Columbia rocketed into the cloudless sky, but for the children of the astronauts, the celebration was laced with worry. Ian Clark, the 8-year-old son of mission specialist Laurel Clark,...Tags: NASA, Space Programs, Television, Rocketry, Cape Canaveral
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'Columbia is lost'
Sun StaffIn a tragic echo of the Challenger disaster, the seven astronauts on the space shuttle Columbia died yesterday when the spacecraft broke apart over Texas just moments before its scheduled landing and disappeared in a trail of fire, smoke and debris....Tags: NASA, Arts, Metal and Mineral, Death, Disasters
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Investigation focuses on left wing, heat sensors
Sun StaffGrieving NASA scientists began painstaking detective work yesterday to pinpoint the cause of the catastrophe that tore apart the space shuttle Columbia as the aging spacecraft plummeted into the atmosphere at more than 12,000 mph. They have a critical...Tags: NASA, Space Programs, Kennedy Space Center, Rocketry, Feet
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Even in face of 'Columbia,' astronauts say, carry on
BY YESTERDAY, the cold, sick feeling of seeing the space shuttle Columbia explode in the blue Texas sky was fading for many, replaced by a numbness as gray as the February dawn. Once again, as the TV networks noted, we were in full "America in Mourning"...Tags: NASA, Space Programs, Manhattan (New York City), Rocketry, NBC (tv network)
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A debut at home
Sun Theater CriticWhen Hairspray launches its national tour at the Mechanic Theatre on Tuesday, one cast member will be making his professional debut in his former home state. And no one is more surprised than that actor himself - Bryan West. A 1995 graduate of the...Tags: Riviera Beach, Harvey Fierstein, Arts, Television, Joel Grey
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Philadelphia Daily News Molly Eichel column
Philadelphia Daily NewsROBIN LEACH, the former host with the golden voice of "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous," will be in Atlantic City this weekend as a "Millionaire Maker" to crown the first of four guaranteed millionaires through Harrah's, Showboat, Bally's and Caesars....Tags: Celebrities, Viagra (drug), Jesse Eisenberg, Arts, The Miami Herald
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Investigation continues into missing rifle from sheriff's office
Columbia Basin Herald, Moses Lake, Wash.The State Patrol is continuing its investigation into a missing M16 rifle from the Grant County Sheriff's Office. Robert Calkins, of the State Patrol, said Thursday the rifle was discovered missing late last year and the sheriff's office completed a...Tags: Firearms, Inventories
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Country, soul singers battle in all-female 'American Idol' finale
ReutersBy Patricia Reaney May 15 (Reuters) - Soul singer Candice Glover vied with country crooner Kree Harrison on Wednesday in an all-female finale of "American Idol" to become the first woman to win the TV singing competition since 2007. In a finale that...Tags: Television, American Idol (tv program), News Corp., Kelly Clarkson, Golden Globe Awards
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Bacharach pens his back story
Burt Bacharach was never a fan of rock 'n' roll, even as the distinctive, graceful love songs he wrote with lyricist Hal David began sharing space on the frenetic '60s and early '70s pop charts. His metier wasn't blues or psychedelia but smooth drama...
Tags: Carole Bayer Sager, Manhattan (New York City), Music, Music Industry
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7Days: Regional arts and entertainment, by Michael Harrington
The Philadelphia InquirerSunday So long, Peter After 34 seasons, the multifaceted Peter Nero leads his final Philly Pops concert as the ensemble's music director, conducting a program of Broadway hits from the piano at 3 p.m. at the Kimmel Center's Verizon Hall, 300 S. Broad...Tags: Wars and Interventions, Nero (music group), The Philadelphia Inquirer, Iraq War (2003-2011), Verizon Communications
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