Chesney and Zellweger Seen Together Sparks Talk
Kenny Chesney and Renee Zellweger were spotted at a sandwich shop near Nashville. Publicist Holly Gleason says there are no remarriage plans and that the pair are just friends. They wed in May on St John and annulled in December.
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Ted Koppel to join NPR for commentary and analysis
Ted Koppel will join NPR starting in June to provide about 50 commentaries a year on Morning Edition and All Things Considered as well as Day to Day. He will also serve as art analyst during breaking news and contribute to NPR's website and podcasts.
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Melissa Hart gives birth to baby boy Mason Wilkerson
Melissa Joan Hart and Mark Wilkerson welcomed their first child, Mason Walter Wilkerson, a nine pound baby boy born Wednesday afternoon. Hart, 29, spoke of relief and health for mother and baby, noting the newborn’s stubborn streak. The couple wed in Florence in July 2003 after meeting in 2002 when Hart introduced Wilkerson’s Course of Nature at a Kentucky Derby event in Louisville.
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Stewart urges Bloomberg to ban horse-drawn carriages in NYC
Alexis Stewart writes for PETA urging a citywide ban after a Central Park carriage accident left the driver seriously injured and the horse euthanized. She argues horse-drawn carriages are dangerous and cruel, while carriage operators defend their practices amid a backdrop of the Stewart family's past PETA ties.
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San Francisco appoints Jack Hirschman poet laureate
San Francisco selects Jack Hirschman 72 as city poet laureate Mayor Gavin Newsom announces at City Hall ceremony. Hirschman, longtime activist and prolific writer, will give an inaugural address and develop community poetry programs while also planning a protest reading against the death penalty.
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Colbert Targets AP as Threat to America
Stephen Colbert mocks the Associated Press as the No 1 threat to America after an AP piece omits his coinage truthiness Colbert defends his role on The Colbert Report and defends his word invention against lexicology expert Kael Adams The exchange contrasts Colbert’s humor with OED definitions and Times interpretation of his influence.
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Dear Abby letters on school cliques and wedding etiquette
A reader asks how to deal with eighth graders who act superior and how to handle a neighbor wedding gift dilemma. Dear Abby advises patience, humility, and choosing whether to attend, noting grown-up status fades in a larger social pool next year.
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Ask Amy Life is making choices and living with them
A reader asks how to balance old fashioned family values with friends’ different lifestyles. Amy advises preserving core values for children, acknowledges life gaps with friends, and suggests maintaining the friendship while choosing activities aligned with family priorities. The column includes readers’ letters about dinner disruptions and holiday charity gifts.
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