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Kim Kardashian and more…
Kim Kardashian hires two personal trainers to slim down for her big day
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Ryan Seacrest assembles Lady Gaga, Coldplay, John Mayer and more for online concert
One would likely need Ryan Seacrest‘s Rolodex to assemble a roster of superstars for a two-day, online streaming music festival — so it’s probably best that the host has taken it upon himself to do just that.
Lady Gaga, Coldplay,...
Suri Cruise and more…
Suri Cruise wants to be an actress and is making her first cameo appearance on Rock of Ages…
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Robert Pattinson and more…
R-Patz has hacked at those luscious locks for art’s sake
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Spoiler Chat: Get Scoop on The Vampire Diaries, Glee, Nikita and More!
Which vampire vixen is coming between Stefan (Paul Wesley) and Elena (Nina Dobrev) on The Vampire Diaries?
When and how is Blaine (Darren Criss) transferring to McKinley High School on…
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More women climbing law firm ranks
MALE-dominated legal sector growing more feminine, with the number of women becoming law firm partners doubling this year.
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Miners beg government for more workers
MINERS so desperate for staff they are considering hiring workers from depressed tourism areas and flying them to work.
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HP’s TouchPad: A Promising Tablet That Needs More Polish
The latest iPad rival sports some appealing software touches. But the level of refinement falls far short of Apple’s standards
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Confident Alcoa sees earnings more than double – Financial Times
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Confident Alcoa sees earnings more than doubleFinancial TimesAlcoa, the integrated aluminium producer, reported that its second-quarter earnings more than doubled and expressed confidence in its outlook despite recent weakness...
Bank’s Deal Means More Will Lose Their Homes
As part of its $ 8.5 billion settlement with investors, Bank of America will turn over the work on tens of thousands of troubled mortgages to smaller servicers.
NYT > Business Day
