Cory Monteith death mystery looms as toxicology awaited
Canadian authorities say toxicology results may take days to determine the cause of Cory Monteith’s death in Vancouver. Police rule out foul play and note he returned to his hotel room alone after a night out. The actor publicly discussed addiction and had sought treatment multiple times, including a 2011 confession and a 2013 rehab stint. Lea Michele offered support and pride in his efforts.
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Jackson comeback could have earned over a billion dollars
Accountant Arthur Erk told jurors Michael Jackson might have earned about 1.1 billion or more from a worldwide tour and a Las Vegas show before his death. Erk, who audits musician royalties, said higher later show prices could have pushed potential earnings to about 1.5 billion.
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Dear Abby columns cover cutter scars and growing families
Ex cutter counselor questions how to handle visible scars in therapy work while maintaining boundaries. A parenting letter argues about having more children. Abby advises considering risks, finances, and boundaries, noting a vasectomy story and providing guidance.
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Venezuela offers asylum to Snowden amid US demand
The Venezuelan president said Caracas would shelter Edward Snowden who is stalled in a Moscow airport after releasing new details on American surveillance. The move follows US calls for Snowden's surrender and broad international scrutiny of NSA programs.
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Turbo From D1 French Indy Car Champ Inspires Turbo
The review notes a lively race sequence and a comic tone as Turbo features a French Indy car champion. It praises the vivid racing visuals but finds the film sluggish overall with humor that may entertain children while leaving adults unsatisfied.
The BRCA gene and shared courage drive cancer decisions
Women discuss BRCA1 BRCA2 mutations and Jolie like revelations. They form a private sisterhood of previvors and activists sharing surgeries coping with fear and family history. They reflect on genetic testing access after patents were invalidated and the need for affordable care.
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