Ella Hunt (* 29. April 1998 in Devon) ist eine britische Schauspielerin und Sängerin. Sie ist bekannt für ihre Hauptrolle in Anna und die Apokalypse.
Lesen Sie mehr...Der 29. April 1998 war ein Mittwoch unter dem Sternzeichen ♉. Es war der 118. Tag des Jahres. Präsident der Vereinigten Staaten war William J. (Bill) Clinton.
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Date: 30 April 1998
By Michel Marriott
Michel Marriott
Media Metric reports that MSNBC drew 4.8 percent of Internet users in Mar, highest of any World Wide Web general news cite; MSNBC has won top rating in 14 out of last 21 months (S)
Date: 30 April 1998
By Michel Marriott
Michel Marriott
Dancing Baby, computer animation, releases first recording, appearing on cover of CD by group called Baby Talk; photo (S)
Date: 30 April 1998
By Michel Marriott
Michel Marriott
Starbucks Coffee Co restaurant chain hires Organic, interactive communications agency, to help it create on-line retail branch (S)
Date: 29 April 1998
By JACK CAVANAUGH
Jack CAVANAUGH
United States women's hardcourt championships, which has been looking for new home, to be held in New Haven, Conn, under new name, Pilot Pen International women's championship (S)
Date: 29 April 1998
By LAWRIE MIFFLIN
Lawrie MIFFLIN
Nickelodeon, highly popular children's network, and Children's Television Workshop, producer of Sesame Street and other acclaimed shows, form joint venture to create all-educational cable channel for children called Noggin; it will be commercial-free, at least initially, and is scheduled to start appearing next January (L)
Date: 30 April 1998
By JERE LONGMAN
Jere LONGMAN
Swimming's world governing body says that Michelle de Bruin of Ireland, controversial winner of three gold medals during Atlanta Olympics, is being investigated for possible manipulation of urine sample during drug test on Jan 10; photo (M)
Date: 30 April 1998
By JULIE V. IOVINE
Julie IOVINE
Artist Izhar Patkin reglazes plates bought at Vermont flea market with Roman-nosed cops and big-haired geishas; photo (S)
Date: 30 April 1998
By SETH SCHIESEL
Seth SCHIESEL
BellSouth Corp, making its most significant foray into Europe, plans to acquire stake in Otelo, new German long-distance telephone carrier; initial size of deal appears to fall short of investment predicted last month by Ulrich Hartmann, chief executive of Veba AG; Otelo is owned by Veba and by RWE AG; BellSouth is expected to buy 22.5 percent of Otelo; analysts say deal is worth about $600 million (S)
Date: 30 April 1998
By Michel Marriott
Michel Marriott
Media Metric reports that MSNBC drew 4.8 percent of Internet users in Mar, highest of any World Wide Web general news cite; MSNBC has won top rating in 14 out of last 21 months (S)
Date: 30 April 1998
By Michel Marriott
Michel Marriott
Dancing Baby, computer animation, releases first recording, appearing on cover of CD by group called Baby Talk; photo (S)
Date: 30 April 1998
By Michel Marriott
Michel Marriott
Starbucks Coffee Co restaurant chain hires Organic, interactive communications agency, to help it create on-line retail branch (S)
Date: 29 April 1998
By JACK CAVANAUGH
Jack CAVANAUGH
United States women's hardcourt championships, which has been looking for new home, to be held in New Haven, Conn, under new name, Pilot Pen International women's championship (S)
Date: 29 April 1998
By LAWRIE MIFFLIN
Lawrie MIFFLIN
Nickelodeon, highly popular children's network, and Children's Television Workshop, producer of Sesame Street and other acclaimed shows, form joint venture to create all-educational cable channel for children called Noggin; it will be commercial-free, at least initially, and is scheduled to start appearing next January (L)
Date: 30 April 1998
By JERE LONGMAN
Jere LONGMAN
Swimming's world governing body says that Michelle de Bruin of Ireland, controversial winner of three gold medals during Atlanta Olympics, is being investigated for possible manipulation of urine sample during drug test on Jan 10; photo (M)
Date: 30 April 1998
By JULIE V. IOVINE
Julie IOVINE
Artist Izhar Patkin reglazes plates bought at Vermont flea market with Roman-nosed cops and big-haired geishas; photo (S)
Date: 30 April 1998
By SETH SCHIESEL
Seth SCHIESEL
BellSouth Corp, making its most significant foray into Europe, plans to acquire stake in Otelo, new German long-distance telephone carrier; initial size of deal appears to fall short of investment predicted last month by Ulrich Hartmann, chief executive of Veba AG; Otelo is owned by Veba and by RWE AG; BellSouth is expected to buy 22.5 percent of Otelo; analysts say deal is worth about $600 million (S)
Date: 30 April 1998
By Michel Marriott
Michel Marriott
Media Metric reports that MSNBC drew 4.8 percent of Internet users in Mar, highest of any World Wide Web general news cite; MSNBC has won top rating in 14 out of last 21 months (S)
Date: 30 April 1998
By Michel Marriott
Michel Marriott
Dancing Baby, computer animation, releases first recording, appearing on cover of CD by group called Baby Talk; photo (S)
Date: 30 April 1998
By Michel Marriott
Michel Marriott
Starbucks Coffee Co restaurant chain hires Organic, interactive communications agency, to help it create on-line retail branch (S)
Date: 29 April 1998
By JACK CAVANAUGH
Jack CAVANAUGH
United States women's hardcourt championships, which has been looking for new home, to be held in New Haven, Conn, under new name, Pilot Pen International women's championship (S)
Date: 29 April 1998
By LAWRIE MIFFLIN
Lawrie MIFFLIN
Nickelodeon, highly popular children's network, and Children's Television Workshop, producer of Sesame Street and other acclaimed shows, form joint venture to create all-educational cable channel for children called Noggin; it will be commercial-free, at least initially, and is scheduled to start appearing next January (L)
Date: 30 April 1998
By JERE LONGMAN
Jere LONGMAN
Swimming's world governing body says that Michelle de Bruin of Ireland, controversial winner of three gold medals during Atlanta Olympics, is being investigated for possible manipulation of urine sample during drug test on Jan 10; photo (M)
Date: 30 April 1998
By JULIE V. IOVINE
Julie IOVINE
Artist Izhar Patkin reglazes plates bought at Vermont flea market with Roman-nosed cops and big-haired geishas; photo (S)
Date: 30 April 1998
By SETH SCHIESEL
Seth SCHIESEL
BellSouth Corp, making its most significant foray into Europe, plans to acquire stake in Otelo, new German long-distance telephone carrier; initial size of deal appears to fall short of investment predicted last month by Ulrich Hartmann, chief executive of Veba AG; Otelo is owned by Veba and by RWE AG; BellSouth is expected to buy 22.5 percent of Otelo; analysts say deal is worth about $600 million (S)
Date: 30 April 1998
By Michel Marriott
Michel Marriott
Media Metric reports that MSNBC drew 4.8 percent of Internet users in Mar, highest of any World Wide Web general news cite; MSNBC has won top rating in 14 out of last 21 months (S)
Date: 30 April 1998
By Michel Marriott
Michel Marriott
Dancing Baby, computer animation, releases first recording, appearing on cover of CD by group called Baby Talk; photo (S)
Date: 30 April 1998
By Michel Marriott
Michel Marriott
Starbucks Coffee Co restaurant chain hires Organic, interactive communications agency, to help it create on-line retail branch (S)
Date: 29 April 1998
By JACK CAVANAUGH
Jack CAVANAUGH
United States women's hardcourt championships, which has been looking for new home, to be held in New Haven, Conn, under new name, Pilot Pen International women's championship (S)
Date: 29 April 1998
By LAWRIE MIFFLIN
Lawrie MIFFLIN
Nickelodeon, highly popular children's network, and Children's Television Workshop, producer of Sesame Street and other acclaimed shows, form joint venture to create all-educational cable channel for children called Noggin; it will be commercial-free, at least initially, and is scheduled to start appearing next January (L)
Date: 30 April 1998
By JERE LONGMAN
Jere LONGMAN
Swimming's world governing body says that Michelle de Bruin of Ireland, controversial winner of three gold medals during Atlanta Olympics, is being investigated for possible manipulation of urine sample during drug test on Jan 10; photo (M)
Date: 30 April 1998
By JULIE V. IOVINE
Julie IOVINE
Artist Izhar Patkin reglazes plates bought at Vermont flea market with Roman-nosed cops and big-haired geishas; photo (S)
Date: 30 April 1998
By SETH SCHIESEL
Seth SCHIESEL
BellSouth Corp, making its most significant foray into Europe, plans to acquire stake in Otelo, new German long-distance telephone carrier; initial size of deal appears to fall short of investment predicted last month by Ulrich Hartmann, chief executive of Veba AG; Otelo is owned by Veba and by RWE AG; BellSouth is expected to buy 22.5 percent of Otelo; analysts say deal is worth about $600 million (S)
Date: 30 April 1998
By Michel Marriott
Michel Marriott
Media Metric reports that MSNBC drew 4.8 percent of Internet users in Mar, highest of any World Wide Web general news cite; MSNBC has won top rating in 14 out of last 21 months (S)
Date: 30 April 1998
By Michel Marriott
Michel Marriott
Dancing Baby, computer animation, releases first recording, appearing on cover of CD by group called Baby Talk; photo (S)
Date: 30 April 1998
By Michel Marriott
Michel Marriott
Starbucks Coffee Co restaurant chain hires Organic, interactive communications agency, to help it create on-line retail branch (S)
Date: 29 April 1998
By JACK CAVANAUGH
Jack CAVANAUGH
United States women's hardcourt championships, which has been looking for new home, to be held in New Haven, Conn, under new name, Pilot Pen International women's championship (S)
Date: 29 April 1998
By LAWRIE MIFFLIN
Lawrie MIFFLIN
Nickelodeon, highly popular children's network, and Children's Television Workshop, producer of Sesame Street and other acclaimed shows, form joint venture to create all-educational cable channel for children called Noggin; it will be commercial-free, at least initially, and is scheduled to start appearing next January (L)
Date: 30 April 1998
By JERE LONGMAN
Jere LONGMAN
Swimming's world governing body says that Michelle de Bruin of Ireland, controversial winner of three gold medals during Atlanta Olympics, is being investigated for possible manipulation of urine sample during drug test on Jan 10; photo (M)
Date: 30 April 1998
By JULIE V. IOVINE
Julie IOVINE
Artist Izhar Patkin reglazes plates bought at Vermont flea market with Roman-nosed cops and big-haired geishas; photo (S)
Date: 30 April 1998
By SETH SCHIESEL
Seth SCHIESEL
BellSouth Corp, making its most significant foray into Europe, plans to acquire stake in Otelo, new German long-distance telephone carrier; initial size of deal appears to fall short of investment predicted last month by Ulrich Hartmann, chief executive of Veba AG; Otelo is owned by Veba and by RWE AG; BellSouth is expected to buy 22.5 percent of Otelo; analysts say deal is worth about $600 million (S)