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Aceituno said that the loss of these posters is especially disappointing because many of them were large, printed tabloid-size posters rather than inexpensive xeroxed flyers...
...artist's son now known as Prince has made his long-awaited first appearance, and it didn't come cheap. PRINCE MICHAEL JACKSON JR. earned more than $2 million for sleeping. That's what Dad reportedly charged the British tabloid OK! for photos of Prince, named after JACKO's maternal grandpa. The money is said to be going to charity. Inside the magazine, mom DEBBIE ROWE says of her husband, "Fatherhood has brought out a very protective streak in him." Jacko, who also sold the photos to the National Enquirer, says, "I want my son to live a normal life...
...uniting in concern, society has also displayed condescension and disrespect toward the dead. On Friday, a New Jersey tabloid's cover read simply, "Internuts." The front page of Friday's Boston Herald featured a photo of Applewhite and the headline "Lunartic...
...musical: spunky kid takes on Broadway producers after she gets fired from their show. JOANNA PACITTI earned the title role in the revival of the '70s musical Annie by winning a splashy, highly publicized talent contest. But after more than 100 performances on the road, producers executed what a tabloid called a "coup d'tot" and replaced her with understudy Brittny Kissinger. "The actress and the part never came together the way we felt they needed to," said producer Timothy Childs. "My heart was cut in half," says Joanna, whose parents have threatened to sue for breach of promise...
...sure, a figure bearing Depp's name runs, occasionally roughshod, through the tabloid life of our times. This guy is best known to the general public for trashing a hotel room a couple of years ago and getting busted for it, for his long-running liaison with supersvelte supermodel Kate Moss and for his proprietorship of the menacingly named Viper Room, the determinedly grungy rock club on Sunset Blvd. outside of which River Phoenix succumbed to a final overdose. What the public does not know is that this character is largely the figment of our gossip-debased collective unconscious...