Celebrities Life Goes On Cozy for Willis Moore
George Rush and Joanna Mulloy report in New York Davy News that Bruce Willis and Demi Moore show a calm, close dynamic amid tabloid chatter. Bravo, Demi’s confidante, says Moore remains sweet and steady despite romance rumors while Bravos reveals past ties and family histories.
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King Rushdie meet to discuss rock and roll in vibe
The two famous authors Stephen King and Salman Rushdie met at a New Yorker hosted bash. They talked about music and favorite high getting tracks while Rushdie recalled past rejections from editor William Shawn and King reflected on his return to form after last summer’s van accident.
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Montel Williams Attacks Drug Firms At Race to Erase MS
Montel Williams, amid a personal split from Grace, blasted drug companies and an MS foundation during the Race to Erase MS event in Los Angeles. He cited drug treatment costs ranging from 31,000 to 1,500 for four months and alleged billions in profits, and criticized an MS organization that raised 130 million with only 22 million to research.
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Iortel Williams
Usly
Grace
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Michael Clark Duncan
Dustin Hoffman
Sidney Poitier
Dan Aykroyd
Sylvester Stallone
White House dog Buddy linked to Clinton confession
President Clinton said he is not commenting on sleeping arrangements. He revealed a male Labrador named Buddy, who played with him on the White House south lawn, has no comment on the matter as reporters note his involvement in a claimed extramarital relationship context.
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Californias open democracy and diversity praised by reader
Longtime resident Yvonne DiFrancesco of Moorpark writes to Ann Landers praising California as melting pot with affordable education, strong anti discrimination laws, and freedom in democracy. She argues California offers vast landscapes, year round produce, and welcoming policy toward immigrants while defending the state against caricatures of fruit and nuts.
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Rodent Dilemma Folds Humans Into Half Serious Debate
A satirical riff on rodents from hamsters to gerbils questions why some are pets and others pests. The author muses on labeling, cheese bait, and whimsical ideas like roller coasters or Ferris wheels for rodents while pondering humane treatment and the absurdity of human bias toward furry creatures.
Prom Dress Making Impresses High School Students
A group of Central Technical Vocational School girls in a fashion class design sew and craft their own prom gowns. They sketch, choose fabrics, bead, and fit, often working four to six weeks or more, with deadlines stretching into prom night.
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Ashley Clarke
Henninger High School
Pam Baldini-Dillman
Baldini-Dittman
Jacoi Fredenburg
LaFayene High School
Fredenburg
Niconee Gavel
Sia Epo
Jamie Carter
LaFayette
Carter
On the Level Lovelorn Girls Seek Self Worth in Love
Dear reader shares heartbreak from repeated flings with boys who flirt then drift away. Advice urges identifying core identity apart from relationships to stop chasing validation. Encouragement to build self worth, pursue personal goals, and reduce fear of loneliness for healthier future connections.
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