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Bob Hope
Gets Stamp
of Approval

USPS is rolling out homage to the icon
in early 2009

(Newser) - Bob Hope, one of America’s most beloved entertainers, will grace a US postage stamp next year, the AP reports. The British-born Hope, who died in 2003, found success as a singer, actor, comedian, and entertainer of American troops. He benefits from postal rule change that allows non-presidents to be on stamps 5 years after their death, instead of 10. More »

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 Inside Pam's
 Wacko World 

Andrew Goldman writes of a weird road trip and interview

(Newser) - Is Pamela Anderson playing us all? Andrew Goldman can’t seem to make up his mind, as he reports on a wacky road trip with the silicone diva for Radar . Goldman does manage to tease a few salient facts out of the actress, who is producing a new “docu-series” about herself. This, for instance, about her mom: "Lately my mother's said, 'I wish you were gay, considering your choice of men.'" More »

More about:  celebrity Pamela Anderson reality television profile USO Baywatch

'Daily Show' Invades Iraq

Fake news program sends comedy correspondent to
real combat zone

(Newser) - The scene might not be quite so funny this week on spoof news program "The Daily Show" as  comedy correspondent Rob Riggle returns with actual on-the-scene reports from an actual week in Iraq.  Beginning last night the show aired footage shot by Riggle's crew with hand-held cameras while he was entertaining troops with the USO . More »

More about:  Iraq television comedy Jon Stewart The Daily Show Comedy Central USO

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