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"I was told I wouldn't live past 30 ... [Now] I'm 42."
T-Boz
Chilli and T-Boz of TLC attended the 2012 MOBO awards at Echo Arena on November 3, 2012 in Liverpool, England
Genie Francis returns to 'General Hospital'
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Gabrielle Giffords and Mark Kelly launch battle against gun lobby: No more 'fear'
Finalcall.com) - In a wide-ranging interview, Minister Louis Farrakhan gives analysis of 2012 and insight into 2013. Topics include Pres. Obama, the movie, Django Unchained and more. More info @ http://NOI.org/TheTime
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Unlike Rhimes' hit, NBC's new series seems to tiptoe around what it means to have a black leading lady.
Meagan Good in Deception (Will Hart/NBC); Kerry Washington and Tony Goldwyn in Scandal (Randy Holmes/ABC)
(The Root) -- The comparisons were inevitable and obvious. NBC's newest murder mystery, Deception,starring Meagan Good, looks a lot like ABC's Revenge, a show that has chronicled the lifestyles of the rich and homicidal since last season.
Nearly every mention of Deception, which premiered Monday night, is sure to cite the new show's clear nod to the ABC hit. Although scandal and the wealthy have always made for must-see TV, in an interview withUSA Today, Good bulleted the disparate plotlines as if they were practiced talking points.
"I think this is really different, in the sense that it has all these elements from great shows that people love, but it's really its own thing because of the love triangle, the family drama, the murder mystery, and because this girl is living a double life," said Good, making a case for a fresh take on an old subject.
But Deception has something in common with another ABC hit -- something that isn't getting much attention. I'm talking, of course, about Scandal, the Kerry Washington-led ensemble soap in which another strong (if flawed) black leading lady has made it her job to solve problems while being mired in her own
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CNN) -- One day, Urooj Khan literally jumped for joy after scoring a $1 million winner on an Illinois lottery scratch ticket.
The next month, he was dead.
The Cook County medical examiner's office initially ruled Khan's manner of death natural. But after being prompted by a relative, the office revisited the case and eventually determined there was a lethal amount of cyanide in Khan's system.
"That ... led us to issue an amended death certificate that (established) cyanide toxicity as the cause of death, and the manner of death as homicide," Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Steve Cina said Monday.
Why did Khan, an Indian immigrant who was described as a well-liked, hardworking and successful businessman, die? And who is responsible?
Finding that out is now up to the Chicago police. No arrests have been made.
"We are investigating it as a murder, and we're working closely with the medical examiner's office," Chicago police spokeswoman Melissa Stratton said Monday.
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Man wins lottery, killed by cyanide poisoning
Koko Chanel
Drop the chanel just simply koko, born n raised in New haven ct, recently residing on the outskirts of atl before deciding to move back home to ct in winter 2010! Before even settling in was ask to play the only female in broadway dollas video “fuck you” in which I was introduced to masadon! Who started throwing opportunities my way. Starred as a the main characters wifey in a film called Oil&Water, afterward was giving the opportunity to host the second season of “The Ave” a local show that gives ct a chance to see videos and learn about the upcoming and undiscovered talent! The Ave comes on the local ctv channel thru out ct!! Now in its 3rd season with koko still hosting! I’m 33, 5’10″ 36-29-36 100%black, enjoys reading,writing,working,shopping and spending time with the family! Loves Candy and has an addiction to collecting stuffed frogs(teddy bears) favorie color is Gold! Favorite personal quote Be You,Do you, priceless!
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"Care-Givers and Case Managers explain what can be done to help when caring for people with Dementia" on OneWorld's 21st Century Conversations TV program.
Boxer Evander Holyfield, 50, went from rags to riches at 21 and struggled with money after his rise to heavyweight champion.
Atlanta (CNN) -- Retirement terrifies sports stars. The end of a glittering career can feel like falling off a cliff to an athlete who thrives on fame and fortune. And the longer the career, the harder the end game seems to be.
For living legends, it's especially tough to know how to quit. World heavyweight champion Evander Holyfield turned 50 this year -- but he still wants to box professionally.
"I'm not retired," he says. "If I can get a championship fight, I will."
He won't fight just anyone, though -- only top boxers. Because he holds five heavyweight titles, he tells CNN that young boxers could want to challenge him just because they have something to prove.
Holyfield can still draw a crowd, nearly 30 years after his professional debut. During a recent visit to CNN Center in Atlanta, fans swarmed him, taking pictures and shaking his hand.
Holyfield: I want to be a heavyweight champion again
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Jalen Rose explains the relationship between NBA players and the celebrities that sit courtside and asks that LeBron James start recognizing Lil Wayne courtside in Miami.
With over 16 rap years already under his belt, N.O.R.E. is ready for a change. When the Queens, New York, MC premieres his new music video for "Tadow" this Sunday as MTV Jams' Jam of the Week, he will do so not under his Noreaga moniker, but as P.A.P.I., the rap name that he has chosen to release his upcoming Student of the Game LP under.
"Tadow" features 2 Chainz, Pusha T, French Montana, and of course P.A.P.I., who, despite the name change, offers up the same free-wheeling, street-bred delivery that made N.O.R.E. fans first fall in love. So why the change?
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