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'Biggest Loser' winner says he's "at risk" for gaining all the weight back
Show TrackerBiggest Loser winner: John Rhode says he's at risk for gaining back all 220 pounds that he lost -- unless he works hard each day to use what he learned at The Biggest Loser Ranch.... -
Vegas priest who stole church money to gamble sentenced to prison
Nation NowVegas gambling priest: A Las Vegas priest who stole $650,000 from his church to feed his gambling addiction was sentenced to more than three years in federal prison.... -
Etta James funeral: Celebrities give singer a rousing send-off
L.A. NOWPioneering R&B singer Etta James got a rousing send-off Saturday from fans and celebrities including Stevie Wonder and Christina Aguilera. Rev. Al Sharpton, who officiated at the private ceremony at the City of Refuge Church in Gardena, lauded James... -
Whitney Houston's posthumous turn: As star of 'Sparkle'
24 FramesThe death of Whitney Houston at the age of 48 is a deep loss for the music world. But it also has reverberations in another artistic realm--the movies. Houston had recently finished shooting "Sparkle," the remake of the 1976 Irene Cara film that, eerily,... -
SXSW 2012: Unusual buzz-building with 'frankie go boom'
24 FramesThe movie 'frankie go boom' -- with Chris O'Dowd, Charlie Hunnam, Lizzy Caplan, Ron Perlman and Chris Noth -- premieres at the South by Southwest film festival following buzz from an unusual festival description.... -
In death, Whitney Houston's years of struggle resonate with public
In the hours immediately following the announcement of Whitney Houston's death, social media exploded in a frenzy of testimonials, declarations of undying love and boundless grief, and — predictably — a small but steadfast stream of crude,...Tags: Human Interest, CNN (tv network), Social Media, Good Morning America (tv program), John F. Kennedy
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The Siren's Call: Apocalyptic world? Forget about it!
Los Angeles TimesMarcel Proust, the great author of memory, gets a swift kick in the pants in Dan Simmons' latest novel of an apocalyptic future, "Flashback" (Reagan Arthur/Little, Brown: 560 pp., $27.99). Remember all that stuff Proust wrote about memories returning to...Tags: Civil Unrest, Marcel Proust, Documentary (genre), Sculpture, Charles Dickens
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Betty Ford dies at 93; former first lady
Former First Lady Betty Ford, who captivated the nation with her unabashed candor and forthright discussion of her personal battles with breast cancer, prescription drug addiction and alcoholism, has died. She was 93.
Ford died Friday at the Eisenhower...Tags: Physical Conditions, George H.W. Bush, University of California, Los Angeles, Cancer, Justice and Rights
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Bob Forrest's unlikely career arc
Jason Davis, a 25-year-old heroin addict and grandson of oil billionaire Marvin Davis, was the most shameless cast member on "Celebrity Rehab With Dr. Drew" last season, a distinction akin to being the nerdiest person at a "Star Trek" convention —...Tags: Diseases and Illnesses, Britney Spears, Documentary (genre), Celebrities, Drew Pinsky
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Book review: 'Flashback' by Dan Simmons
Los Angeles TimesFlashback A Novel Dan Simmons Reagan Arthur/Little, Brown: 560 pp., $27.99 Marcel Proust, the great author of memory, gets a swift kick in the pants in Dan Simmons' latest novel of an apocalyptic future, "Flashback." Remember all that stuff Proust...Tags: Crimes, Murder, Marcel Proust, Crime, Law and Justice, Documentary (genre)
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