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Replacing Russert tough task for NBC News
(AP)
17-Jun-2008
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 AP - Still reeling from Tim Russert's death, NBC News must now contemplate replacing the man who not only dominated the Sunday morning talk shows, but served as chief political commentator and ran the Washington bureau.
Scenes from Mexico City show its human heart
(AP)
17-Jun-2008
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AP - "First Stop in the New World: Mexico City, the Capital of the 21st Century" (Riverhead Books. 336 pages, $25.95), by David Lida: Mexico City is a sprawling, throbbing stew of 20 million people, but David Lida, in his new book, cuts through the chaos with an array of verbal snapshots that aim to paint the city's soul.
Bush recalls Russert as 'thorough, decent man'
(AP)
14-Jun-2008
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 AP - President Bush mourned NBC correspondent Tim Russert at a news conference Saturday with France's president, calling the veteran newsman who died of a heart attack "a hard-working, thorough and decent man."
Bush, Cheney, remember Russert fondly
(AP)
14-Jun-2008
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 AP - President Bush mourned NBC correspondent Tim Russert at a news conference Saturday with France's president, calling the veteran newsman who died of a heart attack "a hard-working, thorough and decent man."
NBC's Tim Russert dead at 58
(AP)
13-Jun-2008
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 AP - Tim Russert, who pointedly but politely questioned hundreds of the powerful and influential as moderator of NBC's "Meet the Press," died suddenly Friday while preparing for his weekly broadcast. The network's Washington bureau chief was 58.
Interview: Judas Priest
09-Jun-2008
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Few bands can last for more than a decade. The rock n' roll lifestyle takes its steady toll on your body, mind, soul, heart, liver, tolerance, relationships and many other assorted things in your life. These factors are enough to shorten the lifespan
Kelsey Grammer Has Heart Attack
03-Jun-2008
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Actor Kelsey Grammer, best known as the title character of the now-defunct television show Frasier, has publicly battled addiction woes over the years. The
Spokesman: Kelsey Grammer had 'mild' heart attack
(AP)
02-Jun-2008
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 AP - A spokesman for Kelsey Grammer says the "Frasier" star is recovering in a Hawaii hospital after a mild heart attack this weekend. Stan Rosenfield says Grammer is "resting comfortably" in an undisclosed hospital after being stricken Saturday. Rosenfield says the 53-year-old actor will be released early this week.
Datz, Unger, Metz, LaVerdiere, Dunn and More Head to Theatre Aspen for Summer Season
(Playbill)
02-Jun-2008
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Playbill - A handful of Broadway performers will be on a Rocky Mountain high this summer, populating Theatre Aspen's 2008 season, starting June 26 and including in-rep productions of Little Shop of Horrors, Rounding Third, Seussical and Crimes of the Heart.
Kelsey Grammer has heart attack in Hawaii
(Reuters)
02-Jun-2008
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 Reuters - Kelsey Grammer, best known from his
long-running sitcom "Frasier," suffered a mild heart attack
during the weekend in Hawaii, three weeks after his latest show
was canceled, his publicist said on Monday.
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