Deb Rasmussen barn fire destroys structure south of Independence
Feisty the horse watches as a barn at the Deb Rasmussen farm nine miles south of Independence burns to the ground on Friday. Paul Rasmussen, who lives in Rowley, said he used the barn until the late 1980s, but it had fallen apart and restoration would have been too costly.
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Johansson forgives Mizrahi over Golden Globes groping
Scarlett Johansson said she forgives Isaac Mizrahi after he groped her on the Golden Globes red carpet, calling the act in poor taste though his explanation about dress construction being probed by the interview felt insincere. The incident also involved remarks about Eva Longoria and Teri Hatcher.
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Kid Rock and Scott Stapp Clash Over Sex Video
Kid Rock blames Scott Stapp for a sex tape involving strippers and says Stapp filmed the tape in Rock’s motor home in 1999. He says Stapp is responsible for its loss while noting timing for his upcoming record and praising him for one point. Rock defends his rock lifestyle and new live album Live Trucker released recently.
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Alba demands Playboy pull issue over cover dispute
Jessica Alba asks Playboy to withdraw its March issue claiming she did not consent to the bikini cover that suggests nudity and threatens monetary damages to her reputation. Her lawyers cite a used photo tied to Into the Blue and allege false pretenses by Playboy.
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Joaquin Phoenix Talks Walk the Line Oscar Hope
Sunday Parade reports Joaquin Phoenix speaks with James Brady about Johnny Cash and Walk the Line, outlining the actor's bid for an Academy Award and the ensuing career stakes.
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Notable U.S. political figures die within days
Harry Browne 72 of Franklin Tennessee died Wednesday from ALS. Robert Dwyer 82 of Memphis a former state appeals judge and James Earl Ray prosecutor died Wednesday from kidney failure. Henry Morris 87 of Santee California died February 25 after multiple strokes.
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Rhymes and bodyguard sued for autograph incident
Melvin Smith files a Manhattan Supreme Court suit alleging rapper Busta Rhymes and his bodyguard Troy Green assaulted him outside Corner Gourmet II near City Hall on September 6, 2005 after he asked for an autograph.
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Today’s Birthday List Highlights Music and TV Figures
A roundup of notable birthdays includes Bobby Womack singer Chris Squire bass guitarist Shakin Stevens and Chris Rea. Also listed are Kay Lenz Catherine O Hara Patricia Heaton Mykelti Williamson Steven Weber Patsy Kensit Jason Sellers and rapper Grand Puba.
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