Queen Rania of Jordan and Camilla Parker Bowles attend an international conference on osteoporosis in Lisbon

Monday May 13, 2002

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Monday May 13, 2002

Luciano Pavarotti hints at retirement following withdrawal from a concert in New York

Luciano Pavarotti hints at retirement following withdrawal from a concert in New York

Andrew Lloyd Webber hit show Cats closes in London after record 21-year run

Andrew Lloyd Webber hit show Cats closes in London after record 21-year run

Spider-Man star Tobey Maguire buys $3.7 million Beverly Hills home
Ronan Keating tops the UK chart with new single If Tomorrow Never Comes
Stevie Wonder 52 today
Ewan McGregor shares a joke with Darth Vadar at a charity premiere of Star Wars in Los Angeles
Crown Prince Haakon of Norway suffers severe sunburn during television interview
Queen Rania of Jordan and Camilla Parker Bowles attend an international conference on osteoporosis in Lisbon
Jimmy Carter becomes the first US President in or out of office to visit Cuba under Fidel Castro's rule
The inaugural Tribeca Film Festival draws to a close in New York
Andre Agassi celebrates a straight sets victory over Tommy Haas in the final of the Rome Masters
Friday May 10, 2002
Hit TV Soap Neighbours celebrates its 4000th episode in Australia
At least six dead and many more injured after train ploughs into station platform in Potters Bar, outside London
Boy George joins cast of the hit West End musical based on his life
Ozzy Osbourne invited to play at jubilee concert and scores multi-million pound book deal with family
Supermodel Linda Evangelista 37 today
Thousands gather in Rotterdam for the funeral of murdered Dutch politician Pim Fortuyn
Darius Danesh signs deal with Mercury Records and announces first single will be out this summer
Blade Runner named best sci-fi movie ever made by Wired magazine
Spider-Man breaks record as fastest film to take $150 million
Julia Roberts campaigns for more congressional funding for research into Rett Syndrome on Capitol Hill
Elle Macpherson steps out at Australian fashion week
U2 frontman Bono 42 today
Thursday May 9, 2002
The Queen chats with gardening enthusiasts on a visit to an allotment in East London
Still on bail Winona Ryder models 'Free Winona' T-Shirt on the cover of W magazine
Princess Anne lays a wreath at the mausoleum of former Vietnamese leader Ho Chi Minh in Hanoi
Jacques Chirac and new French Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin attend ceremony to mark the 57th anniversary of World War II armistice
Vanity Fair redefines Chelsea Clinton as a sex symbol
Caroline Kennedy presents Kofi Annan with the Profile in Courage award for his efforts to combat international terrorism
Diane Von Furstenberg designs new line of men's shirts inspired by Hollywood hunks
Nelson Mandela speaks at the opening night ceremony of the Tribeca Film Festival in New York
Heather Mills steps out for a fashion show at Macy's, Los Angeles
Xena: Warrior Princess star Lucy Lawless gives birth to a baby boy
Feyenoord of Rotterdam lift the UEFA Cup after beating Germany's Borussia Dortmund 3-2 in enthralling final

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