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A2 STAR TRIBUNE SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 2009 WEDNESDAY'S POWERBALL Player hot line: 651-634-1111 faces BIRTHDAYS ACTOR JOEL GREY, 77 ACTRESS LOUISE LASSER, 70 ACTOR PETER RIEG-ERT, 62 GUITARIST NIGEL PULSFORD (BUSH), 48 COUNTRY SINGER STEVE AZAR, 45 SINGER LISA STANSFIELD, 43 RAPPER DAVID BANNER, 35 SINGER JOSS STONE, 22 2008's biggest moneymakers: Idol' and Barbie List lovers, dig in: Forbes has released its list of TV's 15 Biggest Moneymakers based on ad revenue per average half-hour. No. 1 show is "American Idol," which makes $7 million in 30 minutes. Other shows on the list include "Grey's Anatomy," "House," "Worst Week," "Dancing With the Stars" and "Two and a Half Men." For its part, Parade's What People Earn issue lists the incomes of Americans from a wide range of jobs, from nurses to movie stars. The top spot goes to Barbie, who made $3.3 billion in '08.

Top earners include Tiger Woods ($110 million); Jay-Z ($82 million); Beyonce ($80 million), Rush Limbaugh 'j ($38 million) and Tina Fey ($4.6 million). The magazine says there is an income disparity between -'A StarTribune.com Point your mobile web browser to startribune.com for news, sports and weather on the go. STARTRIBUNE.COM A video preview of what's hot in Sunday's Strib startiibune.comvideo STARTRIBUNE.COM Colin Covert helps you find a weekend movie startiibune.comvideo ACCESS VIKINGS Sizing up who's available with the No. 22 pick startribune.comaccessvikings SUNDAY IN VARIETY A celebs and ordinary folk. (No!) Jennifer Aniston, for one, made $27 million, which is 900 times the income of Susan Meisner, a port inspector from Idaho, who made $30,000.

Barbie brings home the bacon: $3.3 i. billion in 2008 1 viewed by the Associated Press. She attended one Finance Committee meeting in the past year and has 26 absences total, according to the agency's records. Shevell didn't return messages seeking comment left at her offices and at the MTA. But celebrity observers aren't surprised that Shevell's former private life is taking a back seat to the 66-year-old McCartney.

"Who can blame her?" quipped Peter Castro, deputy managing editor of People magazine. "How many of us would be happy at an MTA meeting versus stepping out onto the red carpet at a Grammy event with a living Beatle?" The public has largely embraced the love story, Castro said, especially McCartney fans disillusioned by the ex-Beatle's bitter breakup from his second wife, Heather Mills. "Any person coming after that is going to get a lot of attention and scrutiny, because it's a soap opera," he said. ASSOCIATED PRESS COLBERT Stephen Colbert is still clinging to hope that NASA will name a new room at the international space station after him. The space agency said it would announce the name of the module Tuesday on Lomeay Lentrai w.

i "The Colbert Re- fljjg port, ine agency let the public vote on a name for a future addition to the station. Said Colbert, above: "I certainly hope NASA does the right thing. Just kidding. I hope they name it after me." SUED: David Caruso's ex-girlfriend is seeking more than 1.2 million and a house she says the "CSI: Miami" star promised her. Liza Mar quez suea iaruso, ai right, claiming he 4f promised to sup- port her even after their nearlvfour- tjq vol ninnchin ended, hi her complaint, Marquez paints Caruso, 5 3, as a possessive, jealous boyfriend who was a reluctant father.

Marquez claims she quit her job at Caruso's request. RELEASED: Farrah Fawcett has been released from a Los Angeles hospital after being treated for internal bleeding not directly related to her cancer, People.com reported. The 62-year-old actress was in good spirits, said her cancer specialist, Dr. Lawrence Piro. NEW TROUBLES: Meanwhile, Fawcett's troubled son with Ryan O'Neal is facing three years in prison for allegedly violating the terms of a drug diversion program.

Redmond O'Neal, 24, who is behind bars for allegedly trying to sneak drugs into a jail, tested positive for methamphetamine use, said an official from a residential treatment facility where O'Neal was living. The official said another test detected the presence of heroin in his room. TV SHOW FOR 0CT0M0M? Nadya Suleman's lawyer Jeff Czech says she's met with four production companies so far this week about creating a reality show to follow her brood of 14. "Nadya has been interested in, and hoping to find, something not so intrusive to the family and babies while, at the same time, something to sort of focus on trying to make a little income for herself," Czech said. NEWS SERVICES 1TX 5 2f JOEL RYAN Associated Press Paul McCartney's girlfriend, Nancy Shevell, on the red carpet with him last month in London, leads a double life as a New York transportation official.

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and asking to be connected to the appropriate department. Contact information for editors can be found in each section of the newspaper. TO OUR READERS The Star Tribune is dedicated to deep and rigorous reporting, unwavering accuracy and the daily story of life in the Twin Cities and Minnesota. We cherish your trust, and thank you for reading this newspaper and StarTribune.com. Nancy Shevell beamed for hundreds of cameras in London's Leicester Square, a green silk jacket on one arm and Paul McCartney on the other.

The 49-year-old trucking heiress dazzled on the red carpet at a movie premiere with the ex-Beatle, her boyfriend of 18 months. Two days later, Shevell hid from cameras recording a New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) meeting where she voted to raise subway fares 25 percent. Few who have seen Shevell photographed with McCartney in Israel, Antigua and at the Grammy Awards know of her other life as an executive at a New Jersey trucking company and member of the nation's largest mass transit agency. But her public and behind-the-scene personas have collided more since the socialite began seeing McCartney in late 2007. Since January 2008, Shevell has missed four board meetings, more than any voting member, according to MTA meeting minutes re Lowest prices of the year on IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION PRE-SEASON AIR CONDITIONER SALE SAVE $600 NOW! s2088 POST-SEASON FURNACE SALE SAVE $600 NOW! s2088 (Normal replacement 1 .5 ton) I (Normal force air replacement, your savings No payments until October 2009 Not valid with any other offer immsmSSM Buy both and double I 612-824-2656 763-757-8122 Call now for your FREE in-home estimate or schedule online at standardheating.com STANDARD 651 772 HIt! 952-895-9545 2449 get your fill Dig in to Taste for new recipes, restaurants and kitchen gadgets.

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