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Man Accused of Trying Extort $2 Mil From Letterman To Plead Guilty


(New York, NY) -- The man accused of attempting to extort millions from late night talk show host David Letterman is expected to plead guilty today in a Lower Manhattan courtroom. CBS 2 reports that Robert Halderman will be sent to jail for trying to shake down the "Late Show" host for two-million-dollars after learning of his girlfriend's intimate relationship with Letterman ...Read More

Jeremy Renner: Didn't Have Time To Flirt With Simpson


(Undated) -- Oscar nominated actor Jeremy Renner of "The Hurt Locker" says he didn't have time to flirt with singer Jessica Simpson when they met before the Oscars. UsMagazine.com quotes the actor who says a previous story about him hitting on Simpson is false ...Read & Hear More

Ringwald Wants Parents To Share "Recipes" For A Good Start


(Undated) -- Molly Ringwald has inhabited many roles in her career. Now, the 42-year-old actress is talking about her role as a mother of three. Ringwald is collaborating with Ragu on "Recipe for a Good Start," a promotion to encourage parents to share insights on cooking and raising happy kids ...Read & Hear More

Dr. Drew Lawsuit Dismissed


(Los Angeles, CA) -- A lawsuit filed against TV and radio personality Dr. Drew Pinsky has been dismissed. TMZ.com reports that the suit filed by a man accused of stalking the VH1 "Celebrity Rehab" doctor, had stated that Pinsky was a member of the KKK who had "performed illegal surgery ...Read More

Lindsay Lohan Sues Over "Milkaholic" E-Trade Ad


(Undated) -- Lindsay Lohan wants everyone to know she's not a baby. Specifically, she's not the "milkaholic" baby in the E-Trade ad that aired during the Super Bowl. The "New York Post" reports the actress filed a lawsuit in Nassau County, New York court seeking 100-million dollars in damages for her pain and suffering ...Read & Hear More
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White House Rejects Speculation About Massa Role


(Washington, DC) -- Presidential spokesman Robert Gibbs firmly rejects suggestions that the White House played a role in the departure of Congressman Eric Massa. Gibbs called such speculation "silly and ridiculous ...Read More

Union Workers Rally for Construction At Ground Zero


(New York, NY) -- As delays continue to plague two of the planned office towers at Ground Zero, union laborers are demanding that shovels hit the ground. A lunchtime rally saw hundreds of hardhats converge on Ground Zero calling on developer  ...Read & Hear More

Senate Pushes Unemployment Benefits Extension


(Washington, DC) -- A bill providing another extension of unemployment insurance has cleared a key hurdle in the Senate. On a procedural vote of 66-34, the Senate agreed to move the legislation closer to a final vote ...Read More
 
Health

Nicotine Takes Time To Accumulate In Brain


(Undated) -- A new study shows that nicotine builds up in the brain over the course of smoking a whole cigarette. Researchers at Duke University Medical Center put to rest the idea that each puff on a cigarette causes a spike of nicotine to the brain ...Read More

Indiana Man First To Receive Brain Mapping Surgery


(Ft. Wayne, IN) -- An Indiana man is believed to be the first person in the nation to have a deep brain tumor removed with a new procedure. Jason Buhlman says he was told last Spring that traditional surgery to remove his tumor could leave him blind, so he agreed to take part in a first-ever surgical process conducted by Methodist Hospital doctor Aaron Cohen-Gadol ...Read & Hear More

Supreme Court To Hear Vaccine Safety Case


(Washington, DC) -- The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear the case of a Pennsylvania couple that believes a vaccine caused their daughter's seizure disorder. At issue is whether Russell and Robalee Bruesewitz can sue the drugmaker for compensation ...Read More



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