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PASSAGES: A Baby Boy for TV's 'Will'
Eric McCormack welcomes his first child; Cynthia Nixon is pregnant; "Sex and the City" author takes a mate; baseball and movies lose legends.
Originally posted Monday July 08, 2002 01:00 AM EDT
BORN: "Will & Grace" star - Eric McCormack, 39, and his wife of five years, the former Janet Holden, 36, are parents of their first child, a son named Finnigan Holden, born July 1, reports PEOPLE. . . . EXPECTING: "Sex and the City" star Cynthia Nixon, 36, has confirmed that she is carrying her second child with her boyfriend of 15 years, Danny Mozes, reports New York's Daily News. They already have a daughter, Samantha, 6. The new baby is due at the end of the year. . . . WED: "Sex and the City" author (and the basis for the Sarah Jessica Parker character on the hit HBO show) Candace Bushnell, 41, married ballet dancer Charles Askegard, 33, on July 4 on Nantucket, reports The New York Times. The two had met eight weeks ago. . . . DIED: Baseball legend Ted Williams, 83, the Boston Red Sox's "Splendid Splinter" and the game's last .400 hitter, died Friday at a Boston hospital after years of heart problems, reports the Associated Press. A two-time MVP who twice won the Triple Crown, the Hall of Famer hit .344 lifetime with 521 home runs. Mexican actress Katy Jurado, 78, who played Gary Cooper's former mistress in the classic 1952 drama "High Noon," died Friday of natural causes at her home in Mexico. Throughout the '50s she was a star in Hollywood westerns. Notable film director John Frankenheimer, 72, whose movies included "The Manchurian Candidate" and "Birdman of Alcatraz," died of a stroke Saturday following complications from spinal surgery, reports The New York Times. Before turning to the big screen, Frankenheimer directed dramas during the Golden Age of TV.
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