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- Cassidy
According to sources, Cassidy, Full Surface A&R representative, Grady Spivey, and two unidentified passengers were in an SUV when it was struck by a rental moving truck. Apparently the driver lost control, causing the truck to swirve into oncoming traffic, hitting Cassidy's side of the SUV. right Of all of the passengers, Cassidy, 24, was the only passenger to sustain injuries with a fractured skull and numerous broken bones on the left side of his face. Cassidy and his team were reportedly traveling to New York for a recording session. The Philly-bred rapper, who was released from prison earlier this year after serving a term on a conviction of involuntary manslaughter and aggravated assault, has plans on dropping an album soon. His single, "It Is What It Is," is on heavy rotation on radio stations internationally. - Cassidy -- Miscellaneous
Cassidy is named after Butch Cassidy, an American outlaw. Her Japanese name, Yamato, is named after the 大和 Yamato, a World War II-era Japanese battleship. Its sister ship was the 武蔵 Musashi, one of Jessie's namesakes. - William Goldman -- Books
William Goldman has been writing books and movies for more than forty years. He has won two Academy Awards (for Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and All the President's Men), and three Lifetime Achievement awards in screenwriting. His novel Marathon Man has made him very famous in dentist's offices around the world. - Laramie -- Wyoming University
Matthew Shepard, 21, was transported to Poudre Valley Hospital from Invinson Hospital in Laramie, Wyoming. He arrived on 10/7/98 at approximately 9:15 p.m.. When he arrived he was unresponsive and breathing support was being provided. Matthew Shepard was admitted to the surgical-neuro intensive care unit at Poudre Valley Hospital. - Outlaws -- Billings West
Former Billings West and Carroll College running back Ryan Grosulak has signed with the Billings Outlaws. The 5-foot-10, 235-pound Grosulak, who impressed the Outlaws' staff at an open tryout last month, signed a contract last week and joined the team for the opening of training camp on Saturday. Grosulak ran for 19 touchdowns and a Class AA record 1,946 yards for Billings West in 2001. He then went on to be a three-year starter at Carroll, where he rushed for 3,583 yards and 38 touchdowns from 2004-06. He was part of the Saints' NAIA national champion teams in 2004 and '05 and earned NAIA All-America honors in 2005 and '06. - William Goldman -- Screenplays
The younger brother of writer James Goldman, William Goldman has successfully tackled every sort of professional writing, from children's books to novels to essays to plays to screenplays. He is even more prolific than some people might assume: several of Goldman's works were published under the nom de plume Harry Longbaugh.... - Sting (St) -- Robert Redford
Fueled by ragtime music, The Sting takes the thrill of the confidence game to giddy heights. After rookie grifter Johnny Hooker (Robert Redford) tracks down veteran flim-flam man Henry Gondorff (Paul Newman) in 1930s Chicago, the duo plans to fleece a homicidal racketeer (Robert Shaw) through a phony racetrack scam. Ripe with double and triple crosses, The Sting keeps viewers guessing (and yearning for another Newman-Redford seriocomic teaming). - History Channel -- Series
SKY Television's Director of Entertainment, Travis Dunbar said: "The History Channel is a wonderful addition to SKY's Digital platform. A service of this quality and depth is sure to attract viewers while further broadening SKY's programming line-up." - Robert Redford -- Charles Robert Redford
The rugged, dashingly handsome Robert Redford was among the biggest movie stars of the 1970s. While an increasingly rare on-screen presence in subsequent years, he remained a powerful motion picture industry force as an Academy Award-winning director as well as a highly visible champion of American independent filmmaking. Born Charles Robert Redford, Jr. on August 18, 1937 in Santa Monica, California, he attended the University of Colorado on a baseball scholarship. After spending a year as an oil worker, he travelled to Europe, living the painter's life in Paris. Upon returning to the U.S., Redford settled in New York City to pursue an acting career and in 1959 made his Broadway debut with a small role in Tall Story. - Katharine Ross -- Sam Elliott
Architect Maggie Walsh (Katharine Ross) and her boyfriend Pete Danner (Sam Elliott) travel to England for a vacation prior to starting a mysterious job that has lured them away from America. Once there, they have a motorcycle accident and are taken to the estate of a strange gentleman in the remote English countryside, supposedly just for tea. However, to their surprise they find that not only was their arrival expected, but ... that other guests have been invited as well. Their scepticism soon turns to terror and horror when the guests start dying in odd and violent fashions, until it becomes obvious that Maggie has been chosen for a supernatural legacy left by the mysterious owner of the estate.