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On Thursday night, the cast of Tales of the City performed their first live show together in more than 50 years. After their 2015 revival in Norwich, stars Frances Barber, Tamsin Greig and Mark…
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Image copyright Kenosha Police Department Image caption Sheriff David Beth had become frustrated with the media’s delay in reporting key facts in the case A Wisconsin sheriff has made a public show of appreciation…
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One of Italy’s most renowned fly fishing haunts is Mazzoni Park in Middoria, more than 150 miles north of Venice. Mazzoni is one of the most historic of Italy’s ancient towns, having been conquered…
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WATCH: Farmers in Nova Scotia rescue cows from floods after a month’s worth of rain in two days Video Environment Canada is reporting that a period of widespread heavy rain began Monday night. Authorities…
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Play Audio Clip Listen to audio clip. The legendary hip hop band The Juice Band is up there with the greatest ever. Then, Who You With’s character stylings might be popping off with her…
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In which the piano player—Neil to you—rarely mentioned drugs, but did shout, “There’s cocaine, motherf—er!” every so often, on the way out. But the alcohol was the real culprit, as much as a girl…
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Ms. Estevez, who had worked on the 1980s show Cagney & Lacey, is suing the actors, as well as Ms. Baldwin’s production company, Overbrook Entertainment, Inc., which owns the rights to the character, her…
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1) Maduro was the youngest speaker in the Venezuelan National Assembly at the age of 21. 2) Chavez appointed him Venezuela’s first vice-president. Maduro was Chavez’s heir apparent and would have been the country’s…
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By Noah Hurowitz, CNN Dozens of newspapers, magazines and websites on Wednesday published stories about a new study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The report, a nearly 300-page text, detailed the…
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Wildlife is flourishing around the tsunami-damaged Fukushima nuclear plant, according to a March study published in the Journal of Economic Perspectives. The study, led by Andrew Sankovitch, a fellow of the Yale University School…
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