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CHICAGO (AP) - Former "Saturday Night Live" cast member Bill Murray has agreed to parachute from a plane as part of a special appearance at the Chicago Air and Water Show next month.
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5 commentsCelebrity Birthdays, March 17
Happy St. Patrick's Day and Happy Birthday to The Darkness' former lead singer Justin Hawkins (1975), The Corrs singer Caroline Corr (1973), US soccer superstar Mia Hamm (1972), Smashing Pumpkins singer Billy Corgan (1967), actor Rob Lowe (1964), character actor Casey Siemaszko (1961), "CSI: New York" star Gary Sinise (1955),
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2 commentsNew TV On DVD, Oct. 9
Primetime drama CSI: New York follows Detective Mac Taylor (Gary Sinise) and Detective Stella Bonasera (Melina Kanakaredes) as they crack cases using evidence they uncover at crime scenes. Season three is now on DVD. Also in stores: season two of Everybody Hates Chris, Girlfriends, and Family Ties; season seven of Murder, She Wrote; Stargate SG-1 the complete series; and Roots the complete collection.
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Gary Sinise Reunites With 'Forrest Gump' Costar Mykelti Williamson On 'CSI New York'
Forrest Gump stars Gary Sinise and Mykelti Williamson are set for a reunion on forensics drama CSI: NY.
Williamson, who played Bubba in the hit 1994 film, will join series regular Sinise (Lieutenant Dan) for a two episode arc beginning next week.
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1 commentCelebrity Birthdays, March 17
Happy St. Patrick's Day and Happy Birthday to The Darkness' former lead singer Justin Hawkins (1975), The Corrs singer Caroline Corr (1973), US soccer superstar Mia Hamm (1972), Smashing Pumpkins singer Billy Corgan (1967), actor Rob Lowe (1964), character actor Casey Siemaszko (1961), "CSI: New York" star Gary Sinise (1955), English actress Lesley-Anne Down (1954), "Sky High" actor Kurt Russell (1951), "Dallas" star Patrick Duffy (1949), Jefferson Airplane co-founder Paul Kantner (1941), Jazz icon Nat King Cole (1919), golf legend Bobby Jones (1902), Oscar-winner Mercedes McCambridge (1918; d. 2004), film composer Alfred Newman (1901; d. 1970), and "Three Stooges" actor Shemp Howard (1895).
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Forrest Gump Sequel Planned
Forrest Gump is set to return to the big screen, 13 years after Tom Hanks turned the unlikely hero into a movie sensation. Hanks, who won an Oscar for his portrayal of the slow-witted Gump, is considering a return for the sequel, while co-star Gary Sinise has reportedly shown interest in reprising his character, Lieutenant Dan.
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1 commentGary Sinise Hosts Firefighter Documentary on History Channel
From big city engine companies to small-town volunteer fire departments, thousands of firefighters across America risk their lives each day to protect our homes and families. “Into The Fire” captures the terror, exhilaration, heartbreak and joy of the self-proclaimed "ordinary people" who have chosen this difficult and dangerous career, even as budget cuts and domestic terrorism add to the challenges of the job.
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Ex-Replacements Paul Westerberg Releases Soundtrack to "Open Season"
Paul Westerberg's legendary status in rock 'n' roll history is more than secure. As leader of Minneapolis post-punk/pre-grunge icons The Replacements, Westerberg was the creative force behind one of the -- if not the -- most influential rock bands of the 1980s, creating a template that would later be adapted by such diverse rockers as Nirvana and Ryan Adams, among numerous others.
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Real Corpse Found On 'CSI: New York' Set
The cast of CSI: New York had to deal with a real life corpse Tuesday when an actual mummified body was discovered inside a building where the show was shooting. The series is actually filmed in downtown Los Angeles, not New York, and the body was found on the fifth floor of a building used as a location shoot.
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