Taylor Swift wins CMA entertainer of the year in historic night
In Nashville Taylor Swift became the youngest and first solo female entertainer of the year in a decade. She swept four nominations, won album and video of the year, and shared a moment with Kenny Chesney as he praised her onstage. Darius Rucker also won new artist, marking a milestone for African American artists in the CMA.
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Celine Dion Not Pregnant After All
Canadian pop star Celine Dion and husband Rene Angelil say the August IVF pregnancy announcement was not confirmed as the embryo failed to implant. Publicist Kim Jakwerth said the couple remain hopeful and will continue trying. They have an eight year old son Rene Charles conceived via IVF.
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Comic magician Carl Ballantine dies at 92
Carl Ballantine a comedian magician and actor known for McHales Navy died at age 92. He passed away Nov 3 in his Hollywood Hills home after a career spanning Las Vegas nightclubs TV variety shows and voice work. He inspired Steve Martin and other performers and is survived by two daughters and a sister.
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NBC Expands Green Campaign to Prime Time Shows
NBC introduces environmental themes across 30 Rock The Biggest Loser The Office Heroes and Community as part of its three year green initiative mainly focusing on eco friendly facilities. In 30 Rock corporate head Jack Donaghy orders a 5 percent carbon footprint reduction with Kenneth leading the effort.
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Dear Abby letters defend long doctor waits and care
Readers respond to a Dear Abby column about waiting times in medical offices. A Las Vegas interventional cardiologist defends extended visits as part of medical care, noting complex cases and urgent evaluations. Other letters discuss factors behind delays, including emergent findings and thorough patient attention.
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Man in 50s Raising Young Son Faces Grandfather Assumptions
In a reader column, Amy advises a late 50s father who explains he and his younger wife welcomed a 14 month old boy. He faces frequent mislabeling as the grandfather while staying home as an artist. Amy urges humor and self acceptance, noting the unique family setup and possible reactions from others.
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Signs From B1 Health Advice On Cholesterol And Weight
Epperly notes risks such as heart attack stroke and blindness and urges adults over 20 to have a cholesterol test every five years. He provides rough ideal weight formulas: men 106 pounds for five feet plus six pounds per extra inch, women 100 pounds plus five pounds per extra inch, with caveats on body frames.
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Health guidance for young adults on activity and cancer risks
Two thirds of young adults lack leisure activity with a 30 minute daily goal. Vaccination guidance covers HPV for girls under 26 and may be extended to males 9 to 26. Regular STI testing is advised after unprotected sex. Lifelong vaccines and cancer risk awareness, including testicular, skin, cervical, and breast cancer, are outlined with screening timelines and self-awareness tips.
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