Rambo Returns with Relentless Jungle Violence and Recycled Themes
The latest Rambo film recycles its one-note hero as he leads mercenaries into Myanmar’s civil war, slaughtering enemies with bow, knife, and gun. Stallone delivers a minimal performance centered on the famous thousand-yard stare, while the ensemble offers brief sparks but fails to elevate the familiar setup.
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Woman finds Ledger body calls Olsen twin before 911
New York police say Diana Wolozin found Heath Ledger lifeless and made nine minutes of four calls to Mary Kate Olsen before dialing 911. Authorities deem Ledger dead on arrival with no foul play. CPR was directed by an operator but too late. Ledger's family arranged a private viewing at Frank E. Campbell funeral home.
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Ask Amy column covers marriage, pets, and advice
In a collection of reader questions, Amy counsels Jerome of New Jersey to assert boundaries over his wife’s pet hoarding despite a no-pet lease. She warns of health risks and the likelihood of eviction, and suggests action to protect himself. The page also includes etiquette guidance on gift notices with pregnancy announcements and humorous coping tips for medical and teen-advice overload.
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Roger Ebert to undergo another cancer surgery
Celebrity health update reports film critic Roger Ebert, 65, will have Thursday surgery in Houston to address complications from prior operations. He has undergone multiple procedures including salivary gland growth removal and a tracheostomy that left him unable to speak.
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Winehouse enters rehab amid Grammys plans
Amy Winehouse has entered a treatment facility after discussions with her label and team. Universal Music Group says she remains slated to perform at the Grammys on February 10 in Los Angeles as part of ongoing recovery from drug addiction.
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Glover Convicted of Trespassing in Hotel Protest
Danny Glover was convicted in Niagara Falls Ontario for trespassing at a Sheraton on the Falls during a Sept 16, 2006 union protest. Alex Dagg and Wayne Samuelson were also convicted. sentencing set for Feb 8. UNITE HERE represents 50,000 Canadian hotel workers and 450,000 North American members.
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Singles seek love and family in changing dating world
African American Saleh cites social responsibility to adopt an older boy, facing challenges as a single parent. Experts note a cultural shift toward commitment and fatherhood, with shows like The Millionaire Matchmaker and E-harmony highlighting rising interest in lasting relationships. Others, like Galvin, prefer independence, valuing friends and pets over romance.
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Tears and political tears in the spotlight
Baltimore Sun columnist Kevin Cowherd notes emotional displays by Tony Romo during a pregame trip and contrasts with Bill Clinton's crying theater. He argues genuine emotion matters for those seeking public office and hints at media scrutiny during political moments.
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