Archive for January, 2008

As one of the Desperate Housewives, Eva Longoria Parker is used to red carpets but not being the star of the event. That all changed Tuesday night at the Hollywood premiere of her comedy Over Her Dead Body (in theaters Friday). She started the evening relatively calm, but as her car approached the craziness outside the Cinerama Dome, some nerves kicked in. USA TODAY was along for the ride.

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DETROIT — Barry Abrams spent three days in the Detroit area last summer attending 20 sales meetings over three days.

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For $250 a night in a city where Super Bowl rentals are topping out at $250,000 a week, Our Lady of Guadalupe Monastery can offer a crash pad for football fans this weekend.

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NORTH Devon District Council is warning specialist taxi firms about a change in a licensing loophole. From Monday this week, businesses currently offering services such as airport travel, chauffeur services, and executive hire will need to be licensed.

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Dog-walking duty, courier and chauffeur service took priority over recovering bodies for county workers wanting to keep their jobs, employees said today.

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Britain’s oldest newlyweds are hitting the open road for a belated honeymoon.

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GLENDALE, Ariz. — Landing the Super Bowl is making the huge bet made on sports-related development in this Phoenix suburb look like a winner.

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GLENDALE, Ariz. – Landing the Super Bowl is making the huge bet made on sports-related development in this Phoenix suburb look like a winner. But it could be years before local taxpayers find out whether the tens of millions of dollars in debt they could be on the hook for turns out to be a wise investment.

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Moto Goldmines Limited(AIM: MOE) announced today that the contiguous Durba / Chauffeur / Karagba deposits again demonstrate their potential with further significant results from the ongoing infill and extensional diamond drill programme.

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The trial of former Allegheny County coroner Cyril H. Wecht began in federal court on Jan. 28. The entries below provide a summary of courtroom activity each day.

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