Hudson Would Tattoo People If Singing Career Ends
Jennifer Hudson, winner of an Oscar and Grammy, said at the Grammy Museum that if she could not pursue singing or acting she would become a tattoo artist and would tattoo someone for free. She spoke about early influences and recalled Whitney Houston presenting her with a Grammy before Houston's death.
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Whitney Houston death shocks music world at 48
Los Angeles reports confirm pop icon Whitney Houston died at 48 in a Beverly Hills hotel room after a Grammy eve, with Beverly Hills police investigating no obvious foul play. Public statements credit a famed career with hits, films, and a public struggle with drugs and personal turmoil.
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Lotteries and jackpots from midday and evening draws
The notice lists results for Pick Three and Pick Four in midday and evening sessions, Little Lotto and Lotto numbers, Lotto jackpot at 8.5 million, Mega Millions jackpot at 51 million, Kentucky Pick 3 and 4, Missouri Pick 3 and 4, Show MeCash, Powerball numbers and the Powerball jackpot of 325 million dollars.
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This Day in History February 12 Highlights Through Time
On February 12 historical milestones unfold across eras from Abraham Lincoln's birth in 1809 to the 1999 Senate Clinton acquittal. Notable events include Lady Jane Grey's beheading in 1554, UNC admission in 1795, Chile's independence in 1818, the NAACP founding in 1909, and the Lincoln Memorial cornerstone in 1915. The Adventures of Superman debuted in 1940.
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Accuracy request for The Southern article contact lines
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