Payatas dump collapse in Manila kills 31 and injures many
A rain loosened garbage wall at Manila's Payatas dump collapsed bursting into flames. At least 31 people died and about 29 were injured with 68 missing as rescuers battled stench and limited gear to reach squatters and scavengers amid surrounding shanties.
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Rosie Perez reportedly estranged from dying mother
The Daily News cites actress Rosie Perez not visiting her estranged mother Lydia Perez who has AIDS and is near death. Perez says they are estranged but she wishes her mother health and offers aid through AIDS networks and funds, which were refused.
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Henley Returns to Texas After Earthquake Loss
Former Eagle Don Henley leaves Los Angeles for Texas where he says he finds a better self. His Inside Job marks his first new material in 11 years and includes reflections on happiness. He will perform two Los Angeles area shows around July 16.
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Jay Leno: Hardest-working star stays busy with stand up
Jay Leno hosts The Tonight Show while performing up to 100 private stand-up shows a year. He earns about 14 million dollars yearly from NBC and can pull as much as 100 thousand dollars per corporate appearance. He notes many outside show business work hard without recognition and money can increase happiness.
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