"To this day, when I say that I went to the American Academy, people are very impressed. The reputation of the school has always been fantastic," says Don Rickles. Full Article at Backstage

If you've been going to punk-rock shows in Seattle for very long, odds are you've seen T.V. Coahran around—either onstage playing with one of any number of bands, behind a merch table or makeshift soundboard at a house show, or else hanging out in the... Full Article at The Stranger

A $50m project is under way to open a museum on the shore of Lake Geneva in 2011, dedicated to the memory of Charlie Chaplin. Full Article at Talk Entertainment

The mansion at Corsiersur-Vevey by the shores of Lake Geneva was Chaplin's last home before his death in 1977. It has been chosen as the site for the museum over the star's homes in London and Los Angeles. His son Michael says, 'He was very happy here.' Full Article at New Kerala

Why are we asking this now? A $50m project is under way to open a museum on the shore of Lake Geneva in 2011, dedicated to the memory of Charlie Chaplin. Full Article at The Independent

The last home of Charlie Chaplin, in Switzerland, will be turned into a place of pilgrimage for fans of the actor who immortalized the "Little Tramp," one of his sons said yesterday. Full Article at Columbus Dispatch

It's easy. Send a link to the story you were just reading to a friend. Just fill out the form on this page and we'll send it along. Your name and e-mail address are transmitted to the recipient. Full Article at Deseret News

Michael Fröhlich, a German dealer in classic cars, has sold John Lennon's Mercedes 600, Marlene Dietrich's Rolls Royce Cabriolet and Charlie Chaplin's Bentley S3 in his time but has just arranged his most unusual deal yet -- a five-tonne armored... Full Article at History News Network

The museum will include a giant recreation of the machine from Chaplin's Modern Times. Full Article at USA Today

Charlie Chaplin's last home to become a museum By FRANK JORDANS Associated Press Writer Related: Official site, only in French More News Charlie Chaplin's last home in Switzerland will be turned into a permanent place of pilgrimage for fans of the actor... Full Article at KansasCity.com

Geneva, Switzerland -- Charlie Chaplin's home in Switzerland will be turned into the first museum dedicated to him. Chaplin lived in a vintner's chateau until his death in 1977. Full Article at WFMY | DigTriad.com

Charlie Chaplin is shown in a scene from his 1931 film City Lights. A museum will be created in his Swiss mansion. Full Article at CBC News

Former home by Lake Geneva to showcase life and work of legendary actor Charlie Chaplin's mansion, near Corsier-sur-Vevey, Switzerland, which is to become a museum in celebration of his life and work. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited

A photo of the Mercedes limousine that car dealer Michael Fröhlich says drove Hitler. A Russian investor is about to pay millions of for a Mercedes limousine believed to have ferried Adolf Hitler. Full Article at Spiegel Online

GENEVA - Charlie Chaplin's last home in Switzerland will be turned into a permanent place of pilgrimage for fans of the actor who immortalized the "Little Tramp," one of his sons said Monday. Full Article at Canoe

GENEVA -- Charlie Chaplin's last home in Switzerland will be turned into a permanent place of pilgrimage for fans of the actor who immortalized the "Little Tramp," one of his sons said Monday. Full Article at KPTV

tool goes here GENEVA — Charlie Chaplin's last home in Switzerland will be turned into a permanent place of pilgrimage for fans of the actor who immortalized the "Little Tramp," one of his sons said Monday. Full Article at Centre Daily Times

"He was very happy here because he had a family life," Michael Chaplin said of the vintner's chateau where his father lived for more than 20 years and raised eight children until his death in 1977. The actor whose film classics include "The Immigrant," Full Article at Bradenton Herald

Geneva - Charlie Chaplin's last home in Switzerland will be turned into a permanent place of pilgrimage for fans of the actor who immortalised the Little Tramp, one of his sons said on Monday. Full Article at News24