Celebrities Sign of the Times It’s for Sale
New York Daily News reports celebrity real estate moves and divorce entanglements. Winslet lists Surrey home for 1.2 million with proceeds to Threapleton. DeGeneres seeks near 2 million for Hollywood Hills house. Stallone buys Beverly Hills manor for 16 million. Crowe buys Villa Comacchia for 1.5 million. Blake markets Studio City home. Gates buys Young Island plot. Pavarotti buys Bahamas villa. Cruise money matters amid Kidman divorce. Willis aids Hunter after Stewart split.
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Ann Landers Column: Reader Digs for Ex Boyfriend Secrets
Readers send in personal dilemmas from Washington DC to Texas and Virginia. Ann Landers advises a mother pressuring a daughter to investigate an ex boyfriend, a son's wedding etiquette concerns, and unwanted calls from an ex. Practical steps include setting boundaries, sharing finances expectations, and using technology to curb contact.
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Seven year old cooks with stolen food in creativity approach
Dear John advises that a 7 year old’s food stealing and pretend cooking is not a mental illness but a behavioral puzzle. He suggests reframing as creativity, removing cabinet temptations, teaching cooking skills, and turning each “crime” into a learning moment. He warns against harsh discipline and advocates gradual guidance and possible cooking classes.
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Give Yourself a Break and Reconnect With Routines
Cook advises reducing stress by removing stressors and returning to normal routines including regular sleep and meals. He urges focusing on positive actions like Blood or money donations and community volunteer efforts to counter feelings of helplessness and guilt, noting past resilience after Syracuse's 1998 Labor Day storm.
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Endometriosis common but treatable with care
Dear reader KK asks if endometriosis is rare after five years and five doctors. Dr Donohue explains endometriosis affects about one in ten women, describes symptoms including pelvic pain and painful intercourse, and outlines treatments from hormone therapy to surgical removal and laser or ultrasound techniques. He notes diagnosis varies and provides a clinic mailing for information.
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Turn it down to save more than your hearing
Americans face hearing loss from noise with almost 10 percent affected and 75 percent of NIHL caused by noise. Expert Leeds urges awareness of sonic energy and its impact on the nervous system, recommending safer sound practices, listening limits, and protective measures rather than passive strategies.
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