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Alan Alda, born Jan. 28, 1936, is an award-winning actor best known for his role as Hawkeye Pierce in the television series M*A*S*H.
Alan Alda, born Jan. 28, 1936, is an award-winning actor best known for his role as Hawkeye Pierce in the television series M*A*S*H.
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Celebrities have real estate woes, too
laura.mann@newsday.comLong Island real estate has long been a good investment for celebrities, who've been able to buy and sell beach houses and mansions from the Hamptons to the tony North Shore, scooping up tidy profits in the process. In this real estate market, however,...Tags: History, Michael Kors, Celebrity, Real Estate Buyers, Property
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Magic's bid for NBA title ends as Lakers win Game 5
It was 13 summers ago that former Magic player Nick Anderson sat on his couch and watched the Olympics on television.
His phone rang, and it was his father on the other end telling him to switch the station to ESPN.
When he did, he saw Magic center...Tags: Baseball, Kobe Bryant, Derek Fisher, Chauncey Billups, Basketball
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'Coming out' and into their own
If I were gay, I might come out today. There is now no shortage of encouragement. Gov. David A. Paterson is calling on the legislature to legalize gay marriage, as Massachusetts and Connecticut already have. Steve Schmidt, the powerhouse Washington...Tags: David A. Paterson, Charles Wang, Milk (movie), Human Body, Marriage
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'Grey's Anatomy' season finale
verne.gay@newsday.comTHE SHOW "Grey's Anatomy" season finale WHEN | WHERE Tonight, 9-11 on ABC/7 REASON TO WATCH Will Izzie join Denny in heaven (or is that hell)? Will George quit? Will Derek and Meredith legally become Meredere? CATCHING UP Izzie Stevens ( Katherine...Tags: Katherine Heigl, Physiology, Human Body, 30 Rock (tv program), Laurence Fishburne
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Gathering Of Past And Present On TV Land Awards
The abstinence of TV Turnoff Week ends with the annual celebration of the tube that is the TV Land Awards (TV Land, tonight at 8).
And to say that host Neil Patrick Harris set the stage ablaze is no understatement.
During rehearsal last week, the star...Tags: Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Dan Fisher, Reba McEntire, House and Home, ER (tv program)
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Catch up with favorites at 'TV Land Awards'
Sentinel ColumnistThe TV Land Awards might as well be called the Catching Up With Old Friends Prizes. Where else can you see so many favorites gathered in one place? The awards taped last weekend and will air at 8 tonight on TV Land. Here's a preview of the prizes,...Tags: Lucille Ball, Don Rickles, Jimmy Kimmel, Amy Poehler, Julia Louis-Dreyfus
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Evolution Of 'Jackass'; Michael J. Fox, Optimist
Stephen Gilchrist Glover was always a bit of a daredevil growing up, but it wasn't until he dropped out of the University of Miami and went to clown college that he decided he'd make a career out of it. Just as big a preoccupation, though, was drugs,...Tags: Paula Abdul, 30 Rock (tv program), Barack Obama, Colleges and Universities, Earthquakes
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'30 Rock' song about kidneys featured these celebrities
Like almost all-star benefit songs, it seemed to take forever, yet it also went by a little too quickly to catch all of the celebrities taking part. That's where we come in. "He Needs a Kidney," the semi-mock benefit tune that capped Thursday's season...Tags: Jane Krakowski, Human Body, 30 Rock (tv program), Alec Baldwin, Moby
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John Gordy, 73, dies; former Detroit Lions lineman led NFL players' union
John Gordy, a former Detroit Lions lineman who led the NFL players' union in 1968 when it negotiated the league's first collective bargaining agreement, has died. He was 73. Gordy died Friday of complications from pancreatic cancer at UC Irvine Medical...Tags: Injuries and Wounds, Colleges and Universities, Detroit Lions, Wages and Pensions, Unions
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Daily Press staff's favorite comfort movies
Daily PressDaily Press staff favorites Sean Kennedy "A movie that I could watch over and over again (and often do): "Predator." Just plain action fun. As far as TV, I think popping in a first- or second-season "Arrested Development" is always a good idea. Third...Tags: Michael Keaton, Marion Cotillard, Colin Firth, Nigel Hawthorne, Jennifer Aniston
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'Flash of Genius'
rafer.guzman@newsday.comLike so many biography films, "Flash of Genius" obeys certain rules: The little guy fights the system, ignores the naysayers and sticks to his principles. But the movie makes one departure from convention: Its hero is also kind of a jerk. He is Robert...Tags: Movies, Dermot Mulroney, Automotive Equipment, Ford Motor Co., Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks
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