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This week in fabulosity12:00 AM CDT on Sunday, August 24, 20081946: Norma Jean Baker is signed to a contract with 20th Century Fox and becomes famous as Marilyn Monroe. 1967: The last episode of The Fugitive airs. It's the largest audience in TV history until the "Who Shot J.R." episode of Dallas. 1968: The Beatles release "Hey Jude" as a single. 1970: Elton John makes his U.S. debut at the Troubadour Club in Los Angeles. The performance kicks off a brief tour and leads to a recording contract with MCA. 1974: The last episode of The Brady Bunch shows on ABC. 1976: Boston releases its self-titled album. 1986: Paul Simon's Graceland album comes out. 1993: Late Show With David Letterman debuts on CBS. 2003: The MTV Video Music Awards opens with a performance by Madonna in which she kisses Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera on their mouths. Says he "It's always been policy that no Bond director ever got a slice of the box office profits. So, Spielberg went off and made Indiana Jones, whom I reckon to be a period James Bond!" Roger Moore, explaining how producer Albert R. "Cubby" Broccoli rebuffed Steven Spielberg's attempt to direct a 007 movie, in Mr. Moore's memoir, My Word Is My Bond Birthdays Mason Williams, 70 ... Craig Kilborn, 46 ... Dave Chappelle, 35 ... Rupert Grint (Harry Potter), 20CONTRIBUTORS: News services
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