Brad Renfro Dies At 25 In Suspected Drug-Related Death
Tennessee born actor Brad Renfro rose to fame as the title boy in The Client (1993) after being discovered at age 11. He later faced multiple legal troubles and struggles with addiction before his death at 25, with an autopsy planned and officials awaiting cause. Renfro’s attorney said he was pursuing sobriety and was a nice person.
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Faith Hill Returns to Recording After Knee Surgery
Faith Hill recuperated in Nashville after knee surgery last week for an old softball injury and wear. Publicist Paul Freundlich said she resumed recording her upcoming Christmas album after the procedure.
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Rapper Joxy Brown seeks release for cochlear care hearing
Joxy Brown asks Manhattan Supreme Court for release from jail to travel to Los Angeles for cochlear implant reprogramming and repair, citing worsening hearing and imminent harm if unable to receive clinic treatment. Brown, 28, was sentenced to a year on probation violation after pleading guilty to misdemeanor assault at a Manhattan nail salon in August 2004.
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Idol debut falls short of 2007 peak by 4 million viewers
Foxs American Idol returned as the nations top TV series but drew 33.4 million viewers, down from 37.4 million last year. It still led the season excluding sports, surpassing CSI s 25.4 million premiere. Fox outpaced ABC CBS NBC and the CW combined during the two hours. A milder tone followed criticism over audition meanness. Further erosion will be watched closely amid last years slight drop from 2006.
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Ask Amy On Saving Marriage And Handling Ex Relationship
A reader seeks guidance on repairing marriage after gambling, infidelity, and lingering ex contact. Amy urges ditching the ex, considering counseling, and warns about risking the marriage by keeping contact. The column notes a second letter about wedding gifts and a host’s guest-shoe policy.
Bigfoot expert Larry Battson on sightings and beliefs
Larry Battson of Battson Wildlife Educational Services discusses Bigfoot as a wildlife form. He cites historical mentions, local encounters, and footprints while noting skepticism about finding carcasses. He argues the creature may be highly intelligent and possibly real or a grand hoax.
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Dear Abby letters on grief and complex relationships
A Dear Abby column addresses readers facing double grief from a daughter's bereavement and a father's murder in Baghdad. Advice urges grief support groups, clergy input, and open dialogue to heal both mother and daughter while outlining steps to move forward after loss.
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