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Spacey named art
director for London's
Old Vic Theater
LONDON (AP) - Oscar-win
ning actor Kevin Spacey is taking
a new role as artistic director of
London's Old
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SPACEY
Vic Theater, the
company
announced
Wednesday.
Spacey, who
won Oscars
for the movies
"The Usual
Suspects"
(1995) and
"American Beauty" (1999), will
lead a new company of actors
from 2004 and will appear in at
least two productions each sea
son, he told a crowded news
conference at the historic the
ater.
"I am thrilled the Old Vic's
board of directors has given me
their confidence to take on such
a challenging role," said the 43-
year-old, who first visited the the
ater at 7 during a trip to London
with his parents.
"I remember seeing
Shakespeare and other produc
tions on the Old Vic stage. To
have grown up to act on the
stage itself was a dream come
true," he said. 'To find myself in
the role of director of the Old Vic
Theater is beyond my wildest
imaginings."
Spacey has maintained a close
relationship with the Old Vic
since he starred in Eugene
O'Neill's "The Iceman Cometh"
there in 1998. He's one of the
theater's trustees and has played
a role in raising funds to ensure
its survival.
Later Wednesday, Spacey was
to sing some duets with Elton
John at a fund-raising gala con
cert at the theater.
Long known as "the actors' the
ater," the Old Vic has provided a
stage for many of the greatest
performers of the last century,
including John Gielgud, Peggy
Ashcroft, Alec Guinness, Peter
O'Toole, Judi Dench and Maggie
Smith. It's the former home of
Laurence Olivier's National
Theater company.
'Bachelor' Buerge no
longer engaged
NEW YORK (AP) - The second
"Bachelor" is still a bachelor.
Aaron Buerge, a 28-year-old
banker from Springfield, Mo.,
proposed to Helene Eksterowicz
at the end of the second season
of "The Bachelor," ABC's
romance-reality series in which
an eligible guy chooses a bride
from among 25 hopefuls.
An estimated 29 million view
ers watched the Nov. 20 finale, as
Buerge got down on one knee
and placed a diamond ring on
Eksterowicz' left hand. (He
refused to let the show spring for
the rock, and insisted on buying it
himself.)
Now, he says in the Feb. 17
issue of People magazine that
the engagement was over by
New Year's.
"There has not been any dag
ger throwing," Buerge said,
adding that neither had been
unfaithful. He said he and
Eksterowicz, a 27-year-old school
psychologist from Gloucester
City, N.J., stay in touch by e-mail,
and will explain why the
romance died on a Feb. 201
special.
So did Eksterowicz keepfo
ring? "That will be revealed i
network spokeswoman
Wednesday.
Doors drummer sues
fellow bandmates
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Dtw
drummer John Densmorei
suing fellow bandmates
Manzarek and Robby Kriegeii;
going on tour as The Doorsiir
out him.
The lawsuit, filed Tuesday;
Superior Court, seeks a
order prohibiting keyboards
Manzarek and guitarist
from calling themselves I
Doors when they perform#
out Densmore. It also requec
that Densmore, 58, be
share of profits from anyshw
that have taken place
him.
The lawsuit states that at?
lead singer Jim Morrison died
1971, Densmore, Manzarek an:
Krieger agreed the/d split ai
future profits from The Doo'
music three ways and that ft
band's name wouldn't be used
all three original surviving mem
bers weren't involved.
Manzarek, 63, Krieger, 57, ar:
their representatives could not
found for comment. There wei:
no Los Angeles telephone listing
for the musicians, The Dooii
Music Company, or their recoi:
label, Bright Midnight Records.
Manzarek and Krieger, aloi
with singer Ian Astbury of Ift
Cult and former Police drumme
Stewart Copeland, were to per
form Friday at the Univers;
Amphitheatre.
Douglas visits
war-torn Sierra Leone
FREETOWN, Sierra Leone
— Actor Michael Dougla
wrapped up a trip to war-m
aged Sierra
Leone on
Wednesday,
checking out
vast stockpiles
of surrendered
arms and talk
ing with vic
tims of the
ruthless 10-
year conflict.
Douglas, also
envoy, is producing a film#
the United Nations on the Wes
African nation's child soldiers
"I am impressed with
many kids are keen on gettii*
back to school, in places reali
war-torn," the 58-year-i
actor said.
Sierra Leone is recovering
one of Africa's most brutal wars-
one that saw tens of thousand
killed, raped and maimed
rebels battled to gain control
the nation's diamond fields a
government.
Sierra Leone authorities
declared the war over in Januar
2002, after deployments by tin
United Nations, former colonii
ruler Britain, and neighboriif
Guinea finally broke the rebe
movement.
Douglas arrived Saturday and
has spent most of his time in tin
eastern Kono diamond-mine dit
trict. His work is meant to stio"
the wartime role of child sold#
and their reintroduction bad to
their families and communities
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