Harvard Medical School to aid TB fight with Gates gift
Melinda Gates and the Gates Foundation donate about 45 million dollars to Harvard Medical School to combat drug resistant tuberculosis. The gift marks the largest private contribution to fight TB, a highly infectious bacterial disease that kills over two million people annually.
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State court blocks Kevorkian interview
Michigan appellate court blocks ABC planned prison interview with assisted death advocate Jack Kevorkian for the newsmagazine 20/20 in a ruling later blocked by another appellate panel. ABC attorney Cameron Evans said the network may seek an expedited appeal.
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Knight reveals gambling problem during TV Guide interview
Grammy winner Knight says she is a compulsive gambler, once spending over 20000 in a single session. She details nightly casino visits, losing track of time, and prioritizing gambling over family before seeking Gamblers Anonymous help.
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Blair's infant son Leo christened in England
Leo Blair, son of Prime Minister Tony Blair and Cherie Blair, was christened Saturday in Sedgefield England before about 100 guests including friends family and politicians. Police estimated around 200 well wishers attended the church ceremony. Leo is the first child born to a serving British prime minister in 152 years.
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Model attributes success to yoga and discipline
Supermodel Christy Turlington credits yoga with shaping her rise from a gangly kid who struggled with a cartwheel to one of the world’s highest paid models. She also climbed Kilimanjaro, earned a philosophy degree from NYU, and has practiced yoga for 10 years.
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BYU Suspends Real World Star Julie Stoffer
Brigham Young University suspended Julie Stoffer a business major from Delafield Wisconsin for the fall semester after she broke the schools honor code. The Mormon school bans single students living with members of the opposite sex and Stoffer lived with four men and two women in New Orleans during five months of MTV Real World filming.
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