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Andy Rooney dies at 92; curmudgeonly commentator on '60 Minutes'
Andy Rooney, CBS News' longtime resident curmudgeon whose whimsical and acerbic essays on "60 Minutes" turned the rumpled writer into an unlikely — and reluctant — TV celebrity, died Friday night, only weeks after retiring from the show. He...Tags: Minority Groups, Dining and Drinking, Television Industry, Social Issues, Entertainment
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PASSINGS: Tom Wilson Sr., Jack Garner, Martha L. Willman
Tom Wilson Sr.
Creator of comic strip character Ziggy
Tom Wilson Sr., 80, creator of the hard-luck comic strip character Ziggy, died of pneumonia Friday at a Cincinnati hospital, his family said.
Wilson was an artist at the American Greetings Corp....Tags: California State University, Northridge, James Garner, Clubs and Associations, American Greetings Corp., Golf
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Andy Warhol in 'Headlines' at Washington's National Gallery
Andy Warhol, the guru of Pop art, reveled in a lifelong obsession with newspapers, especially tabloids and their garish headlines. As a teenager, he saved pages with photos of his favorite Hollywood stars. Throughout his life he packed hundreds of...Tags: Jean-Michel Basquiat, Museums, Artists, Richard Burton, Soups
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Rutten: The end of American optimism
It's sometimes useful to see ourselves as others do, and reports this Independence Day weekend in a couple of English-speaking newspapers usually sympathetic to the United States are sobering.
Britain's Daily Telegraph — a conservative paper and...Tags: Human Interest, Barack Obama, United Kingdom, Norway, U.S. Conference of Mayors
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News Corp. media properties give less play than others to British tabloid scandal
The deepening scandal surrounding the London tabloid News of the World is being covered very differently by the media outlets of News Corp. — owner of the paper — and their chief rivals.
The home page of the New York Times on Friday morning...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Arts and Culture, United Kingdom, James Murdoch, MSNBC (tv network)
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Rutten: News Corp.'s widening scandal
The only sort of power a news organization can wield safely is the power to persuade.
Every other sort — no matter how high-minded or expedient the reason for taking it up — is a kind of slow poison that twists the souls of the journalists...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, United Kingdom, Marketing, News of the World, Journalism
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Colbert bids; Gingrich fails to click
Opinion L.A.Stephen Colbert has offered to help pick up the tab for South Carolina's presidential primary Jan. 21. In exchange, he wants the state GOP to let him rename the primary "The Colbert Nation Super PAC Presidential Primary."... -
In New Hampshire, Herman Cain vows 'it ain't over yet'
Stridently denying allegations of an extramarital affair, Herman Cain returned to New Hampshire on Wednesday night telling supporters he was a victim of character assassination and would make a decision about whether to stay in the race within a few...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Human Interest, Newt Gingrich, Herman Cain, Unions
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Mitt Romney snubbed by Massachusetts' top newspaper
Opinion L.A.Doesn't anybody love former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney? The editorial board of the Boston Globe, arguably New England's flagship newspaper, on Friday endorsed Jon Huntsman Jr. over Romney for the GOP presidential nomination. Given that Massachusetts'...
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