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Scoop: Mariah’s erratic behavior raising eyebrows

Mariah Carey’s erratic behavior bar is set high. Topping her 2001 declaration on “Total Request Live” that she would like “one day off when I can go swimming and look at rainbows and, like, eat ice cream” would be difficult. However, her recent behavior is raising eyebrows. Complete Story...

Half their size: These three lost 476 pounds

When People magazine says that this is one of its hottest-selling editions of the year, you know they must be tackling a weighty issue. And that’s certainly the case with the magazine’s annual “Half Their Size” special, on newsstands now.

Staying power: Older moms aim to live longer

When Stacey Bartlett-Knettler decided to get pregnant at 38, she didn’t worry much about her age. She felt young and healthy, and ready to start a family. But by the time she was 42 and had given birth to her second baby, the Columbus, Ohio, executive was starting to worry about her own mortality.

Oprah’s advice made my sex life ‘boring’

Where Oprah led, Robyn Okrant followed. The 37-year-old Chicago-based yoga instructor devised a novel pop culture experiment: What if she stuck to the gospel according to Oprah Winfrey, chapter and verse, every day for a year?

Plane crash details revealed on ‘Housewives’

The plane crash took three lives on Wisteria Lane, including that of Karl, Julie's father, Susan's ex-husband and Bree's lover. Susan imagines what her life would have been like had she given her cheating ex another chance, and her fantasy involves a frustrated and sad version of herself gaining weight and coming on to a very uninterested Mike. She then loses the weight, but Karl leaves her anyway, so putting Teri Hatcher in a fat suit (and of course, having her stuff down cookies and cookie dough while wearing badly fitting clothes) seemed weird and just mean.

Giving back: Readers share their stories

As founder of a successful Virginia plumbing and heating company, Wendell Presgrave counts himself among the fortunate — but it wasn’t always that way.

When gifts seem to say: You’re old, fat and hairy

Some holiday gifts are forgotten even before the wrapping paper’s been recycled. Others, like the one Heather Ryan-Sigler received years ago, tend to stick in your craw.

Sarah Jessica Parker ‘shocked’ at Grant’s nails

Sarah Jessica Parker isn’t ashamed to admit there’s more than a bit of Carrie Bradshaw, her fashion-obsessed “Sex and the City” character, in her. She told Matt Lauer on TODAY Thursday that the untamed nails that her co-star Hugh Grant sported on set of their new comedy, “Did You Hear About the Morgans?”, disturbed her so much that she became his manicurist.

Tidbits: Hudson worried about A-Rod, women

Other women may have had a role in the between New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez and Hollywood gal pal Kate Hudson.

Scoop: Were Barkley, Jordan models for Woods?

Tiger Woods’ “indiscretions” began with a pair of bad influences, claims one of his former mistresses.

A year later, kidnapped grandma ‘feeling fine’

If you called central casting and asked for the quintessential American grandmother, they’d send you 76-year-old Sandy Vinge. Glowing with life, she is sweeter than a Christmas cookie.

Scoop: Tiger, wife headed for permanent split

Pro golfer Tiger Woods and his wife, Elin Nordegren, are headed for an imminent split that will likely be permanent, according to sources who are familiar with the couple’s situation.

Admitted mistress: I’m sorry I hurt Tiger’s wife

At first, it was just a fling with a famous man who said his marriage was falling apart. But by the time she finally broke off her affair with Tiger Woods, Cori Rist said she had come to feel remorse for the suffering she caused Woods’ wife, Elin Nordegren.

Scoop: Former madam says Jungers worked for her

Jamie Jungers, one of the women who claimed to have a relationship with golfer Tiger Woods, has insisted to news outlets that she was in no way a paid escort. But according to onetime madam Michelle Braun, that’s not the case.

Admitted Tiger mistress: No $, only heartbreak

In an exclusive interview Friday, admitted Tiger Woods mistress Jamie Jungers, 26, denied rumors that she had received any money from the famous golfer, whose once squeaky-clean image has been tarnished by a succession of women stepping forward to say they have had affairs with him.

Grandma who crashed into swamp going strong

Nine years after she made headlines for surviving three days trapped in her car after it flipped off a highway some 45 feet into a swamp, the legend of Tillie Tooter only grows. Spry and straight-talking at 93, she still drives herself around, revels in the joys of being a new great-grandmother, and is a hit on the speaking circuit in Florida retirement communities.

Fans are paying attention to Lady Gaga now

In an interview last winter, Lady Gaga recalled her anguish at being ignored as she performed at a bar filled with drunken NYU students. No one paid the slightest attention to her until, fed up, she decided to strip down to her lingerie. "I started playing in my underwear at the piano and I remember everyone was all of a sudden like 'Whoa!' And I said, 'Yeah, you're looking at me now, huh?' "

‘Sexting’ bullying cited in teen girl’s suicide

Hope Witsell was just beginning the journey from child to teen. The middle-school student had a tight-knit group of friends, the requisite poster of “Twilight” heartthrob Robert Pattinson and big plans to become a landscaper when she grew up.

Your Career: Job fears fuel gossip at work

A group of workers at a Boston company going through staff cutbacks recently started gossiping about a male colleague who drank too much during a business dinner. Some suspected the muckraking was an attempt to get the guy at the top of the layoff list, and he ended up getting a pink slip.

Tidbits: Spears wants to tie the knot again

With her private life and public persona firmly back on track and a successful world tour still going strong after long eight months, pop princess Britney Spears is said to be happy, healthy and ready to take her next big step — a walk down the aisle with ever-present manager-boyfriend Jason Trawick.

Susan Boyle to her bullies: ‘I’m all grown up’

A huge crowd stood in the New York morning chill, cell phones and camcorders held before misty eyes to record a simple woman dressed in simple clothes singing familiar songs in a voice that penetrated deep into the spirit.

Warm holiday hearts on ‘Grey’s’

At Thanksgiving, the Chief told Meredith that he doesn't consider himself an alcoholic, she agreed not to tell anyone she'd seen him drinking, and they began to bond. At Christmas, though, when Meredith saw her father, Thatcher told her there was no way the Chief could take back his alcoholism. By New Year's, though the Chief had told Meredith he was giving up drinking again, she was later called to the bar to collect him, because he was spectacularly drunk.

Long-term unemployed face dwindling options 

ELKHART, Ind. - At the edge of this town, at the end of a long driveway, lives Lawrie Covey, who's at the end of her rope.

Where coverage of 'Going Rogue' goes wrong

- Sarah Palin hardly needs defending.

Tina Brown: Palin Newsweek cover is not sexist

Now that Palin has stopped pretending to be a politician, she’s back to being, uh, whatever she was before.

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56 Ethnic Groups in China Group Portraits
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Amazing group portraits of the 56 varied ethnic groups within the republic of China. From Han to Hani, Manchu to Mongol, they're all here decked out in traditional dress.

Police: Woman accused in slayings said she was Jesus
Source: South Florida Sun-Sentinel

JUPITER - A Georgia woman who police said bludgeoned and stabbed her 80-year-old grandmother to death with a tire iron on Saturday, told police her name was Jesus when they went to arrest her, according to a police report.

'Caylee's Family Secrets' Featured On People Magazine
Source: ClickOrlando.com

ORLANDO, Fla. -- Local 6 News has obtained an advance copy of the latest edition of People magazine, which claims that detectives said a blanket found with the remains of Caylee Anthony is a match to items inside the Anthony family home.

One For The Books: Baby Delivered Inside Denver Library
Source: Denver News, Denver, Colorado News, Weather, and Sports - KMGH Denver's Channel 7

DENVER -- Within minutes of stepping off a bus Tuesday morning, a woman dropped a special package at the downtown Denver library -- a baby. "We had a miracle here today," said Thomas Scott, manager of security at the library.

Former Firefighter Arrested In Stolen Foot Case
Source: ClickOrlando.com

MELBOURNE, Fla. -- A former St. Lucie County firefighter has been arrested on charges that she took home a Melbourne man's amputated foot following a September car crash.

Psychic's Credibility Questioned Amid Claims She Talked With P.I.
Source: WFTV.com

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla.--Eyewitness News uncovered new information Wednesday that raises questions about the credibility of the Virginia psychic who claims she was the one on the phone with the Anthonys' private investigator, directing him around the scene, a month before Caylee Anth …

Caylee Anthony Case: Psychic Confirms She Spoke With Dominic Casey
Source: WESH.com

A psychic confirmed to WESH 2 News that she was on the phone with the Anthony family's private investigator in November as he searched land near where Caylee Anthony's remains were found.

Palin Tells Limbaugh She Has "Nothing To Lose"
Source: CBS News

Before delivering her stump speech here in Joe Biden's hometown, Sarah Palin called in for her first interview with conservative radio icon Rush Limbaugh.

Banned for keeps on Facebook for odd name
Source: The Sydney Morning Herald

User gets dumped by Facebook

Weaving Africa's Breadbasket
Source: Wall Street Journal

Two legendary names in American business think they can help solve global hunger by exporting the key to capitalism: the market.

Credit-Card Use Surges, Risking Another Debt Crisis - Economy * US * News * Story - CNBC.com
Source: CNBC Top News and Analysis

Cash-strapped Americans are ringing up more and more purchases on their credit and debit cards, and there could be a steep price to pay ahead.

Hiding from monsters under our own bed.

She awakes under a cloud. Under a cloud. A Cloud. On such a dark and uncomfortable day. Gloomy in just so many ways. She reached tried to get her bearings straight.

The Outsider
Source: helium.com

Poem about the pain of unrequited love.

Response to 50 Things She Wishes You Knew!
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"Fine" is never an appropriate response when I ask you how I look. Then stop asking every five minutes.

Berfield's back
Source: St. Petersburg Times > Local News

Kim Berifield

Friday The 13th Unlucky? Not When Your Name Is Chance ...
Source: Web Site ... The Story Of Our Pets

Just a touching little story about some very special people and the dog they rescued -- on Friday, the 13th ...

The unnoticed allegories in the stories we tell
Source: Australian News Network

WHEN students are blocked or frustrated in writing I often suggest that they think and write about an instance where the ideas they are grappling with find resonance in their lives - an observation from the street, their homes, out shopping or with friends.

Bill on a Hillary presidency: 'I'll do whatever she wants'
Source: USA Today

Former President Bill Clinton said Saturday that, if he returns to the White House in 2008 because his wife becomes president, his role would be to "do whatever she wants" because that's what a good citizen would do.

Third Indicted Duke Lacrosse Player: 'I Am Absolutely Innocent'
Source: wral.com

A Duke University lacrosse team captain indicted Monday by a grand jury said he and his two teammates are innocent of all charges stemming from allegations made by a woman who says she was raped and beaten by three members of the team.

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