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Kim Asks For Donations Instead Of Gifts
Kim Kardashian has finally realized she already has plenty of everything, and what she doesn’t have she can afford herself. According to TMZ, Kim and baby daddy Kanye West are asking friends and family not to send baby gifts, and instead donate...
Tags: Kim Kardashian, Kanye West
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Taylor Visits 10 Year Old Cancer Patient
Tender-hearted country-pop superstar Taylor Swift fulfilled an ailing little girl’s dream. The singer made a special visit to Omaha’s Children’s Hospital & Medical Center to visit a young fan who’s been battling cancer. 10-year-old...
Tags: Taylor Swift, YouTube, Leukemia
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The Courageous Battle For Life Behind Every Pink Ribbon
This month you will likely see a lot of pink ribbons in celebration of breast cancer awareness month. Those ribbons are more than just decorations. Behind each one is a woman who has had to face the frightening diagnosis of breast cancer… and the...
Tags: Chemical Industry, General Practitioners, Cancer, Health Treatments, Breast Cancer
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Barbara Walters remains hospitalized, now has chicken pox
Barbara Walters is still in the hospital, according to her "The View" co-host Whoopi Goldberg, and she now has chicken pox. That's right, the disease many people get as children is now afflicting the 83-year-old newswoman. "We want to give you an...
Tags: Barbara Walters, Whoopi Goldberg, Chickenpox
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Lindsay Lohan 'Fine' After Paramedic Scare
Just another day in the life of Lindsay Lohan: On Friday afternoon (June 15), California station KABC broke news that the oft-troubled actress was taken to the hospital after being found unconscious in a Marina del Rey, California, hotel room and that her...Tags: Lindsay Lohan, MTV (tv network), Fatigue, The Huffington Post, Celebrities
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'Jeopardy!' Host Trebek Suffers Mild Heart Attack
NEW YORK (AP) — "Jeopardy!" host Alex Trebek is in a Los Angeles hospital recovering from a mild heart attack. Sony Television spokeswoman Paula Askanas said Sunday that Trebek was admitted to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center on Saturday. She says the...
Tags: Heart Attack, Health
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Bee Gees Singer Robin Gibb in a Coma
Mere months after Robin Gibb declared himself "in remission" from colon cancer that had reportedly spread to his liver, the Bee Gees tenor is fighting for his life yet again. The 62-year-old disco icon is reportedly in a coma after contracting pneumonia,...
Tags: Robin Gibb, BBC, Pneumonia, Emergency Health Procedures, Health
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Gallagher Has Second Heart Attack
Just days after being released from treatment following a heart attack and a medically induced coma, comedian Gallagher suffered a second heart attack earlier today. His rep confirms to E! News that the 65-year-old funnyman is now awake and resting in an...
Tags: Heart Attack, Entertainment, Health
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Tila Tequila to Enter Rehab
![For <strong><a class="name" href="../celebs/Tila_Tequila/159890">Tila Tequila</a></strong>, this is certainly a step in the right direction.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2012-03/68636028-07120023.jpg "For <strong><a class="name\" href=\"../celebs/Tila_Tequila/159890\">Tila Tequila</a></strong>, this is certainly a step in the right direction.")
For Tila Tequila, this is certainly a step in the right direction.
E! News has confirmed that the reality star will be entering rehab in the wake of her hospitalization last week.
"Tila has agreed to go into treatment on her own at Palm Partners in...Tags: Tila Tequila, Aneurysm, Health
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Seinfeld Actor Calls 911
Daniel von Bargen, the veteran character actor known for recurring roles on TV shows including Seinfeld and Malcolm in the Middle, was hospitalized after allegedly shooting himself in the head and then calling 911 to alert paramedics.
Authorities confirm...Tags: Diabetes, Medical Procedures and Tests, Celebrities, Health, Shootings
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Kevin Federline Rushed to Hospital for Heart Scare Read more: http://www.eonline.com/news/kevin_federline_rushed_hospital_heart/288421#ixzz1kJ9HXgmJ
Kevin Federline's heart hurts, and it's not because Britney Spears is engaged to another man! The backup dancer turned reality star is participating in the Australian weight-loss reality show Excess Baggage, but according to the program's Facebook page,...Tags: Television Industry, Music, Facebook, Music, VH1 (tv network)
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Etta James Dead at 73
![Etta James, one of the great voices of the 20th century who fused R&B with gospel and blues, and scored landmark hits with "At Last," "Tell Mama" and "All I Could Do Was Cry," died today from complications related to leukemia. She was 73. James had been battling health problems for many years. James had an enormously turbulent personal life with numerous periods of drug addiction and poverty, but she channeled all of that heartache into her music. "There's a lot going on Etta James' voice," Bonnie Raitt told Rolling Stone in 2008. "A lot of pain, a lot of life, most of all, a lot of strength. She can be so raucous and down one song, and then break your heart with her subtlety and finesse the next. As raw as Etta is, there's a great intelligence and wisdom in her singing." Born Jamesetta Hawkins in Los Angeles in 1938, James was largely abandoned by her teenage mother at a young age, and was raised by her grandparents and foster families. She formed the the doo-wop singing group Creolettes with her friends in the early 1950s, and they even scored a minor hit with "Roll Me Henry" in 1955. James signed as a solo act to Chess Records in 1960, kicking off the first great period of her long career. Working with producers Harvey Fuqua and Ralph Bass, she landed on the charts with "My Dearest Darling" and "All I Could Do Is Cry." Leonard Chess heard tremendous potential in her voice, and in 1961 had her record the ballad "At Last" with a string section. The song became a massive hit, and remained her signature song for the rest of her career. Despite her incredible success, James started to use heroin in the mid-1960s and it began to have serious effects on her career. At various points she was committed to a Los Angeles psychiatric hospital, though she still occasionally scored hits – most notable the R&B classic "Tell Mama" in 1967. In the 1970s, James hit the club circuit to support herself. The Rolling Stones took her on tour in 1978, which exposed her music to a whole new generation of rock fans. That same year she signed to Warner Brothers and cut the classic LP Deep in the Night with Jerry Wexler. Her drug habit resumed in the 1980s, but a 1988 stay at the Betty Ford Clinic set her on a much better course. She was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1994. James continued to tour until illness sidelined her a couple of years ago. She made headlines in 2009 when she criticized Beyoncé's performance of "At Last" at President Obama's inauguration, but the public didn't realize that she was suffering from dementia at that point. In 1997, James spoke with Rolling Stone about her life. "Life's been rough," she said. "But life's been good. If I had to go back and do it all over again, I would live it the exact same way."](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2012-01/67521594-20153236.jpg "Etta James, one of the great voices of the 20th century who fused R&B with gospel and blues, and scored landmark hits with "At Last,\" \"Tell Mama\" and \"All I Could Do Was Cry,\" died today from complications related to leukemia. She was 73. James had been battling health problems for many years. James had an enormously turbulent personal life with numerous periods of drug addiction and poverty, but she channeled all of that heartache into her music. \"There's a lot going on Etta James' voice,\" Bonnie Raitt told Rolling Stone in 2008. \"A lot of pain, a lot of life, most of all, a lot of strength. She can be so raucous and down one song, and then break your heart with her subtlety and finesse the next. As raw as Etta is, there's a great intelligence and wisdom in her singing.\" Born Jamesetta Hawkins in Los Angeles in 1938, James was largely abandoned by her teenage mother at a young age, and was raised by her grandparents and foster families. She formed the the doo-wop singing group Creolettes with her friends in the early 1950s, and they even scored a minor hit with \"Roll Me Henry\" in 1955. James signed as a solo act to Chess Records in 1960, kicking off the first great period of her long career. Working with producers Harvey Fuqua and Ralph Bass, she landed on the charts with \"My Dearest Darling\" and \"All I Could Do Is Cry.\" Leonard Chess heard tremendous potential in her voice, and in 1961 had her record the ballad \"At Last\" with a string section. The song became a massive hit, and remained her signature song for the rest of her career. Despite her incredible success, James started to use heroin in the mid-1960s and it began to have serious effects on her career. At various points she was committed to a Los Angeles psychiatric hospital, though she still occasionally scored hits – most notable the R&B classic \"Tell Mama\" in 1967. In the 1970s, James hit the club circuit to support herself. The Rolling Stones took her on tour in 1978, which exposed her music to a whole new generation of rock fans. That same year she signed to Warner Brothers and cut the classic LP Deep in the Night with Jerry Wexler. Her drug habit resumed in the 1980s, but a 1988 stay at the Betty Ford Clinic set her on a much better course. She was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1994. James continued to tour until illness sidelined her a couple of years ago. She made headlines in 2009 when she criticized Beyoncé's performance of \"At Last\" at President Obama's inauguration, but the public didn't realize that she was suffering from dementia at that point. In 1997, James spoke with Rolling Stone about her life. \"Life's been rough,\" she said. \"But life's been good. If I had to go back and do it all over again, I would live it the exact same way.\"")
Etta James, one of the great voices of the 20th century who fused R&B with gospel and blues, and scored landmark hits with "At Last," "Tell Mama" and "All I Could Do Was Cry," died today from complications related to leukemia. She was 73. James had been...Tags: Bonnie Raitt, Music, Music, Betty Ford, Hospitals and Clinics
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