Entertainment highlights in history (Julia Roberts)

Entertainment highlights in history
Lexington Herald-Leader - Julia Roberts married cameraman Daniel Moder outside Taos, N.M. 2002: Michael Jackson made a bizarre appearance at a rally in New York to denounce the recording industry as racist and Sony chairman Tommy Mottola as devilish. 2003: Singer Barry White
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Second Class Legalman has No Limit of Love for Law
Navy Compass - The 2000 flick based on a true story, is about a single mother played by Julia Roberts, who was not taken seriously in the law field. That changed when she started investigating a real estate case that involved a gas and electric company that was
Source: www.navycompass.com

Cooking oil cars turn the table on high fuel prices
PhysOrg - The sky-high price of crude oil is scaring everyone. Biodiesel has Hollywood backers like actress Julia Roberts and Morgan Freeman, is sung about by country star Willie Nelson but also meets the political correctness of the American right wing which
Source: www.physorg.com

Farmington announces honor rolls
Canton Daily Ledger - Marliere, Jarrod Roberts, Brandon Sneyd, Ashley Turner, Joseph Vasallo, Nathan Vohland, Jessica Walker Juniors, 3.5-4.0 Megan Abel, Chase Agnoletti, Sara Balagna, Haley Baron, Kevin Breweur, Dallas Coffey, Ben Copple, Caitlyn Easley, Julia Freund
Source: www.cantondailyledger.com

Julia Roberts signs on as Earth Biofuels spokeswoman
Dallas Business Journal - Actress Julia Roberts has agreed to become a spokeswoman for alternative fuels company Earth Biofuels Inc. Roberts joins country western singer Willie Nelson and actor Morgan Freeman in promoting the use of renewable fuels, such as biodiesel and
Source: dallas.bizjournals.com

Celebrity news: Tabloid report tells of recent Naomi Campbell arrest
Orange County Register - Cattrall appears in the ad purring with excitement about Nissan's new sedan Julia Roberts is now a spokeswoman for alternative fuel. Dallas-based Earth Biofuels announced that Roberts will become a spokeswoman for the company and chair its new
Source: www.ocregister.com