December 30 Horoscope Forecast Highlights
For Tuesday December 30 the forecast notes you reflect on how you deal with key people. Aquarius opens new doors while Aries, Taurus, Gemini and others have clear prompts about social and work dynamics tonight. The reading emphasizes balance, communication, and cautious optimism for year end.
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Aquarius
Aries
Taurus
Leo
Virgo
Harry
Pals
Capricorn
Notable birthdays listed for media and entertainment figures
Scott Creech notes Today Show host Meredith Vieira turns 55 while Joseph Bologna is 74. Baseball Hall of Famer Sandy Koufax reaches 73, Jack Riley is 73, folk singer Paul Stookey 71, TV director James Burrows 68, Michael Nesmith 66, and Davy Jones 63.
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Meredith Vieira
Joseph Bologna
Sandy Koufax
Jack Riley
Paul Stookey
James Burrows
Michael Nesmith
Davy Jones
Notable birthdays list spans music TV sports and film icons
The compilation marks birthdays of Patti Smith Jeff Lynne Suzy Bogguss Matt Lauer Tracey Ullman Sean Hannity Ben Johnson Jay Kay Byron McMackin Daniel Sunjata Maureen Flannigan Jason Behr Tiger Woods Laila Ali Tim Lopez and others with ages from 28 to 62, noting varied careers across entertainment sports and media.
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Patti Smith
Jeff Lynne
Suzy Bogguss
Matt Lauer
Tracey Ullman
Sean Hannity
Ben Johnson
Jay Kay
Yamiroquai
Byron McMackin
Pennywise
Daniel Sunjata
Maureen Flannigan
Jason Behr
Tiger Woods
Lalla Ali
Tim Lopez
Plain White T's
Bristol Palin gives birth to son Tripp Easton Mitchell Johnston
Bristol Palin, 18, has a son named Tripp Easton Mitchell Johnston born Saturday. Levi Johnston, her partner and father, was a Wasilla High School hockey player and planned marriage. The birth was confirmed by People magazine with the governor’s office declining comment.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Sarah Palin
Bristol Palin
Tripp Easton Mitchell Johnston
People Magazine
Colleen Jones
Bristol
Governor's Office
Levi Johnston
Wasilla High School
Palin
St. Paul
Minn
John McCain
Sherry Johnston
Levi
Associated Press
Johnston
North Slope
Charles Rex Arbogast
Freddie Hubbard Dies at 70 Following Heart Attack
Jazz trumpeter Freddie Hubbard, a Grammy winner who shaped generations and played with Ornette Coleman Coltrane Rollins and Monk, died at Sherman Oaks Hospital after a heart attack suffered a day before Thanksgiving. Hubbard, 70, rose from Indianapolis, arriving in 1958 to join New York’s vibrant scene.
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Los Angeles
Freddie Hubbard
Ornette Coleman
John Coltrane
Sonny Rollins
Hubbard
Sherman Oaks Hospital
David Weiss
New Jazz Composers
New York
Indianapolis
Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music
Indianapolis Symphony
Thelonious Monk
Miles Davis
Cannonball Adderley
Coltrane
Trane
Count Basie
Harlem
Down Beat
Kennedy Center Honors leads list of arts stars and a potential senator
Five artists including Morgan Freeman Barbra Streisand Twyla Tharp George Jones Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey join host Caroline Kennedy at the Kennedy Center Honors ceremonies taped December 7 Also in prime time Nova probes Mars water and life while Independent Lens profiles Iraqi student Muthana Mehmed plus Burn Notice and Santa era specials air across networks
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Kennedy Center
CBS
Caroline Kennedy
New York Senate
Sen
Hillary Clinton
Kennedy
Morgan Freeman
Twyla Tharp
Barbra Streisand
George Jones
Pete Townshend
Roger Daltrey
George W. Bush
Laura Bush
Dick Cheney
Cheney
Condoleezza Rice
PBS
Mars
NASA
Spirit
Opportunity
Phoenix
Independent Lens
Filmmaker
Muthana Mehmed
Liev Schreiber
MTV
Mehmed
Sister counsels safety and family help for troubled brother
A college student shares ongoing conflicts with her older brother David diagnosed with Asperger syndrome. She describes fights over chores, guilt trips, and concerns for her safety and well being, seeking parental involvement and professional guidance.
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Brother
Annie
David
Annie's Mailbox readers offer safety and guidance
A reader reports domestic abuse by her Asperger brother and urges separation and therapy for him. Another fears HIV testing and learns about home testing options and confidentiality. A third advocates confronting a sorority rejection with maturity and possible counseling, suggesting Habitat for Humanity as constructive distraction.
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Hurt
Crown Point
David
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