Aguilera Flubs Line In Super Bowl National Anthem
Christina Aguilera mispronounced a line during the national anthem at the Super Bowl, singing What so proudly we watched at the twilight's last gleaming instead of O'er the ramparts we watched. The error sparked social media attention as commenters weighed in on the moment and the singer's reps did not respond immediately.
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Perry embraces Smurfette role and Grammy plans
Katy Perry says voicing Smurfette comes naturally as she portrays a cartoon in real life. She jokes about pajamas in studio and notes a guest spot on How I Met Your Mother. She discusses a Grammy performance with four nominations and a red carpet date with her 90 year old grandma.
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Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution halted at LA schools
Los Angeles Unified School District says filming of Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution was terminated after two weeks at one school. Officials banned further work because Oliver did not submit a proposal detailing his plans.
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Lohan attorney denies theft charge over necklace
Lindsay Lohan's attorney says the actress did not steal a $2,500 necklace and will fight any grand theft charges in court. The Venice store Kamofie & Co. reported the theft on January 22 after her rehab release.
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Zsa Zsa Gabor Returns Home for 94th Birthday
Zsa Zsa Gabor arrived at her Bel Air mansion to mark her 94th birthday as she recovers from pneumonia. Publicist John Blanchette said husband Frederic Prinz von Anhalt plans a small celebration with cake bearing her name for a few close friends.
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No Strands Attached Film Calendar Listing
A fragmented catalog lists events and pricing for a set of shows and performances titled No Strands Attached. It includes multiple entries with numeric prices and venue-room references, though strings are incomplete and some items unreadable.
ASK AMY: Handling Facebook harassment and parking-pass abuse
Readers seek guidance on dealing with an unpleasant Facebook acquaintance who sent a feudive message after a denied friend request. Advice covers blocking ignoring and creating groups. A second reader asks how to confront a friend abusing handicapped parking permits with pointed remarks.
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Dear Abby Advice Columns On Cards And Wedding Plans
Dear Abby counsels on disposing old greeting cards by donating to schools or recycling centers and avoiding name details. She also advises on managing a cleaning helper with a potential vision problem and suggests staged help. A letter-writer questions wedding plans when a fiancé delays divorce and a birthday becomes contentious, urging honest dialogue and patience until he is free to marry.
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The Rite slips to sixth as Avatar still haunts box office
The Rite fell to sixth place with 5.6 million while Warner Bros. reports 23.7 million over 10 days. Hollywood sees a weak weekend with 86 million in receipts, 25 percent below 2010 levels as football fans skip films.
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