Eddie Murphy and Tracey Edmonds end wedding as friendship
Eddie Murphy and Tracey Edmonds announced they will forgo a legal ceremony. The Bora Bora symbolic vows two weeks earlier were described as a spiritual gesture, with both saying they will remain friends and continue their relationship as close associates.
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Paparazzi chasing Spears car arrested for reckless driving
Four paparazzi were arrested for reckless driving in the San Fernando Valley after closely tailing Britney Spears in a white Mercedes-Benz around 11:30 p.m. Wednesday in Mission Hills. Los Angeles police released Spears after license check. photographers were booked for investigation of reckless driving.
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Directors Guild presses talks with industry on new media deal
The Directors Guild prepared for talks after spending 2 million on media value research and meeting with studio heads. The proposed pact directs Internet produced programs to guild directors, raises downloadable movie residuals by 80 percent on distributors gross, and demands full access to deals and data for transparency.
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George Clooney
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Peanuts Themed Makeover Expands At CP Amusement Park
The plan adds Planet Snoopy with Snoopy ride elements and Woodstock themed teacups, a Snoopy ice show replacing Summer Vacation, a Peanuts restaurant, and new queue rails with blower cartoons. An All Wheels Extreme show, expanded aquatic stadium acts, and a $3 million Sandcastle Suites renovation complete the two year makeover on CP Peninsula.
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Juno Finds Audiences Beyond Indie Circles
The low budget indie "Juno" rose to third at the box office earning 13.6 million as "Bucket List" and "First Sunday" led. Its weekday strength, Midwestern appeal, and strong characters broaden its reach beyond major stars and urban crowds. The film’s clever script and restrained language boosted PG-13 appeal and drew diverse viewers.
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Screening urged for Alzheimer's in primary care
Dr. Elaine Peskind of UW Medicine's Alzheimer's center advocates universal screening in primary care. Tests are simple and brief. meds slow progression but do not cure. Psychiatrist Berson backs screening if follow up care is available. Kristie Hammond, 54, avoids testing, worried about emotional impact. Her mother died at 74 from the disease after years with it.
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Dear Abby column on love and manners insights
Dear Abby answers reader questions spanning love with a partner who has multiple personalities, funeral gift etiquette, and a lost bracelet incident. The columnist advises caution, gentle clarification, and accountability, emphasizing empathy for grieving families and responsibility in lending items.
Promises, rings, and timing in a young couple
Dear Amy advises Anxious Awaiting that engagement is not ready and warns against misreading a Christmas promise ring as a sign. The column explores readiness for marriage, the meaning of gifts, and how to discuss future plans without pressuring a partner.
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