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2/17 HE WHO LAUGHS LAST...: The Associated Press reported late Tuesday that
William Hung, the UC Berkeley engineering student who became a
pop-culture phenomenon after being bounced rather icily from an
"American Idol" audition, will be awarded a $25,000 check from the
Fuse music channel on Wednesday, and a record deal from Koch
Entertainment. The deal reportedly includes Hung recording a music
video that will air on Fuse. The presentation, according to AP, was to
be made at a UC Berkeley volleyball game tonight.
http://www.contracostatimes.com/mld/cctimes/living/7979602.htm
\_ [ Censor, censor, censor. Join the army and mark things. ]
\_ Dude, get this guy a soda account! We need more celebrities on
the motd!
\_ Dude, you need to get a life and stop idolizing this guy.
\_ It pains me to say it, but even William Hung may be too cool
for the csua motd.
\_ [ Buh-bye, Mr. Humorless Censoring Wanker. ]
\_ Is this story anywhere else? I'm having trouble finding the
original AP article this is based on.
\_ it isn't in your favorite rag so it must be false?
\_ No, what it means is that if AP is reporting it, you'd expect
it to show up somewhere on the Web, given AP's automated
newswire that most news sites use. |
| www.contracostatimes.com/mld/cctimes/living/7979602.htm We would never allow the song to be demeaned like that, Cashs daughter, Rosanne, told the Tennessean of Nashville. The song is about the transformative power of love, and thats what it has always meant to me, and thats what it will always mean to the Cash children. THIS IS LIKE BRITNEY SPEARS STARTING A MARRIAGE COUNSELING SERVICE: Jayson Blair, the disgraced journalist who was fired from the New York Times last year for fabricating stories, wants to create a journalism scholarship at the University of Maryland, which he attended. We could imagine that putting Jayson Blair Scholarship recipient on your resume would be about as effective as listing something like Started SARS epidemic. Michael Viner, who published Blairs memoir, Burning Down My Masters House, told Editor & Publisher Blair wants to use a portion of his advance to fund the scholarship program. But the Washington Post reports that Tom Kunkel, dean of Marylands Philip Merrill College of Journalism, is flabbergasted by the idea. The deal reportedly includes Hung recording a music video that will air on Fuse. The presentation, according to AP, was to be made at a UC Berkeley volleyball game tonight. EGG-FACED GEOGRAPHY LESSON 101: Many of our eagle-eyed readers called and e-mailed to scold us over Saturdays inexcusable blunder in a reference to the city of Ottawa. For the record, it is the Canadian capital and located in the province of Ontario. The reference was in an item about Canadians outrage over a series of jokes made by late-night TV host Conan OBrien, a controversy that still roils. STING CANCELS SHOW: An unspecified illness prompted rocker Sting to cancel his concert at the Paramount in Oakland on Tuesday night. As of press time Tuesday, Stings concert for tonight at the Paramount was still on, though it would be wise to check its status before you fire up the Tantric Lovemobile and head over to the Paramount. |