HBO defends Luck after horses’ deaths on set
HBO defends its treatment of horses used in the race track drama Luck after two animals died during production. The series stars Dustin Hoffman and Nick Nolte and has been renewed for a second season. The deaths, in 2010 and 2011, drew criticism from PETA while HBO cited safety protocols with the American Humane Association and racing experts to protect animals.
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Lottery draw results card cards and jackpots
Lottery results list includes Pick Three and Pick Four midday and evening draws for multiple states, Mega Millions and Powerball jackpots, plus Missouri Show Me Cash and Kentucky picks. It reads like a quick reference of numbers drawn, dates not provided, with two large jackpots shown for Powerball and Mega Millions.
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Blue Ivy Carter Debuts With Parents Photos
Beyoncé and Jay-Z post five Tumblr photos of their 1 month old Blue Ivy. The couple welcome public joy while asking for privacy as paparazzi and fans react to the infant's public arrival.
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Actor Philip Bruns dies at 80 in Los Angeles
New York actor Philip Bruns, who played Mary's father on the 1970s series Mary Hartman Mary Hartman, has died at age 80 in Los Angeles of natural causes. Spokesman Joseph Armillas confirmed the Wednesday death as reported by The Associated Press.
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Absence cited in county forum triggers accuracy alert
The Southern Illinoisan notes a Williamson County commissioner candidate forum hosted by Republicans and reports Donald Holman did not participate. Holman was absent reportedly to be with his hospitalized mother.
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February 11 history highlights across centuries
On February 11 in 1812 Elbridge Gerry signed a redistricting law that sparked the term gerrymandering. In 1858 Bernadette Soubirous reported visions at Lourdes later deemed Marian. Lincoln departed Springfield in 1861 for his inauguration in Washington. Fort Donelson began in 1862, yielding to Union forces in five days. In 1945 Yalta Summit leaders met. In 1960 Jack Paar walked off Tonight Show.
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