Cyrus reshapes image after Achy Breaky era
Billy Ray Cyrus says he has changed his attitude and appearance departing from his ponytail and the past. He now records with studio musicians and sings songs written by others, amid personal hardships including his wife Trish’s miscarriage and his stepfather’s cancer diagnosis.
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James Brown Reflects On Aging At Christmas Party
James Brown, 65, told reporters in Augusta GA that an upper denture has narrowed his vocal range. He said the missing tooth gap is gone and he cannot hit high notes as easily, attributing the change to aging during his sixth annual Christmas Party.
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Mister Rogers sues over gun themed T shirt
Fred Rogers sues a Texas novelty store for selling T shirts showing the PBS host with his sweater and smile and carrying a silver handgun. The lawsuit targets Gadzooks Inc. for marketing the item with the line Welcome to my hood.
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Belarus opposition condemns Lukashenko merger move with Russia
Opposition leaders accuse President Lukashenko of constitutional breach by agreeing to a Russia merger as early as 1999. They say the plan to hold a public discussion and move toward a single currency and tax harmonization violates Belarus’ constitution and pressures elections.
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Rising juvenile crime linked to China's one-child policy
The Beijing Evening News letters reveal anxious parents and distressed youths describing misconduct among youngsters. Experts warn that the one-child policy, parental pampering, and economic stress contribute to rising juvenile crime, including gang activity in Xi'an and violent incidents among teens.
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Australian U S team aims world balloon flight from Alice Springs
An Australian U S team prepares for a non stop around the world balloon attempt with liftoff planned between late December and mid January from Alice Springs. Pilot team includes Dave Liniger and John Wallington with reporter Bob Martin aboard.
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