Victor told me about this - "The world premiere of The Godfather, the first of the series of films that chronicle the fictional Corleone crime family, was held on March 14CQ, 1972, in New York City. The movie, directed by Francis Ford Coppola and based on the novel of the same name by Mario Puzo, won three Academy Awards, including best picture and best actor (Marlon Brando)."

Here is an intersting one:

"Time appears to be running out for another historic ship built in Newport News, the SS United States, the Philadelphia Inquirer reported last week."

Allen wrote:

I came across this post Tuesday.

"SCHENECTADY -- The trial of accused arsonist and terrorist Steven Raucci resumed Monday after a three-day hiatus. Testifying first on the stand was Hal Gray, a former utility worker for the Schenectady School District."

Would anyone care to comment?

I found this video and thought I would pass it along.

My Aunt, Susan,told me about this.

"HOLLYWOOD- According to various reports, somewhere between 15 to more than 20 people were arrested on Sunday, March 6, while attempting to enter the Academy Awards ceremony and/or to pose as legitimate members of the press."

WWW.PALMBEACHPOST.COM writes: "Two tall ships ? the Bounty and the Lynx ? are docked at Peanut Island through the end of March, letting you release your inner pirate."

In Remember Me, Robert Pattinson has temporarily stepped away from Twilight , apparently in search of his Five Easy Pieces or Rebel Without a Cause.