Oprah named most influential celebrity for second year

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oprah Winfrey was crowned America's most influential celebrity for a second straight year on Friday, despite having dropped off daily television in 2011. Forbes magazine ranked Winfrey, 59, ahead of Hollywood titans Steven Spielberg...

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Rapper Lil Wayne says he is fine after health scare

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - U.S. rapper Lil Wayne said on Friday he was fine and thanked fans for their concern after a reported seizure that led celebrity website TMZ.com to claim he was in a medically induced coma and near death. "I'm good everybody....

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Argentina's Pope Bergoglio a moderate focused on the poor

By Alejandro Lifschitz BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - The first Latin American pope, Argentina's Jorge Bergoglio is a theological conservative with a strong social conscience, known for his negotiating skills as well as a readiness to challenge powerful interests....

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New pope urges Church to return to its Gospel roots

By Crispian Balmer and Philip Pullella VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - In his first public Mass, Pope Francis urged the Catholic Church on Thursday to stick to its Gospel roots and shun modern temptations, warning that it would become just another charitable...

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Actor Ed Asner treated in hospital for exhaustion

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Veteran actor Ed Asner was rushed to a hospital on Tuesday night while performing in a one-man show in Gary, Indiana and was being treated for exhaustion, his publicist said on Wednesday. Asner, 83, "had to be taken off stage due...

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Steven Soderbergh delivering State of Cinema Address at San Francisco film fest

By Greg Gilman LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) - Steven Soderbergh will deliver the tenth annual State of Cinema Address at the 56th San Francisco International Film Festival, the San Francisco Film Society announced on Wednesday. The Academy Award-winning...

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Facebook's Sandberg says men need to mentor women more

By Liana B. Baker (Reuters) - Sheryl Sandberg's new book "Lean In" challenges men in the upper echelons of corporate America to take more women under their wing. Sandberg is on a promotional blitz for the new book, which has been praised as an ambitious...

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Bob Dylan admitted to American Academy of Arts and Letters

By Todd Cunningham LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) - Bob Dylan has become the first rock star voted into the American Academy of Arts and Letters, the century-old arts organization announced Tuesday. The iconic singer-songwriter was one of seven named for...

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Olivia Newton-John: sweetheart, sex idol, rock chick, radio star

By Mike Collett-White LONDON (Reuters) - With a range spanning the cardigan-clad sweetheart in the hit musical "Grease" and the leotarded gym instructor in the raunchy single "Physical", no one could accuse Olivia Newton-John of playing it safe in 40...

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Boy, 12, admits to prank crime report at actor Ashton Kutcher's home

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A 12-year-old boy admitted in court on Monday that he falsely reported to police last year that criminals with guns and explosives had invaded the home of actor Ashton Kutcher and shot people, the Los Angeles County District Attorney...

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Bieber ends London gig without hitches after "rough week"

LONDON (Reuters) - Pop star Justin Bieber wrapped up his final London show without hitches on Friday after a week riddled with paparazzi run-ins and a trip to the hospital. Bieber, 19, sang and danced his way through his fourth night at London's O2...

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South Africa's Nelson Mandela discharged from hospital

JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Former South African president Nelson Mandela has been discharged from hospital after routine tests and is well, the government said on Sunday. "The doctors have completed the tests. He is well and as before, his health remains...

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Man Has Surgery to Remove Screwdriver from Head

Getty Images A 25-year-old man endured a three-hour surgery to remove a screwdriver that was lodged about two inches into his head. advertisement A 25-year-old man from Poland endured a three-hour surgery to remove a screwdriver that...

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Zoo Locked Down After Hyenas Escape Enclosure

NBC 7 San Diego Danya Bacchus reports advertisement The San Diego Zoo was placed on lockdown Friday night after two striped hyenas escaped from their enclosure, zoo officials confirmed. A source who wishes to remain anonymous told...

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City Policy Prohibits Typing and Driving: DPD Chief

advertisement Dallas Police Chief David Brown gave his first formal interview about a nine-month-long NBC 5 investigation that found police officers in Dallas and across Texas were causing car crashes by typing on mobile dashboard computers while...

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Call Centers Booming in North Texas

advertisement Customer service call center jobs, long outsourced to workers overseas, are coming back to the United States and bringing employment opportunities to the Metroplex. For years companies shipped these jobs to other countries like India...

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Car Crashes Into DeSoto Hotel

NBC 5 News No guests had to be evacuated when a car crashed into a room at the Hampton Inn and Suites at I-35E and Wintergreen Road in DeSoto on Saturday. Car Crashes Into Hotel Overnight Copy Close Link to this video ...

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Irving Children Killed In Colorado Crash

Getty Images Investigators say a 12-year-old Southeast Texas boy has been critically burned in a fire he started when using gasoline to try to get rid of some ants. advertisement A crash on a snowpacked highway in Colorado killed...

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Man Dead in Officer-Involved Shooting in Dallas

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2.7 Quake Rattles Johnson County Sunday

USGS The U.S. Geological Survey map shows epicenter of an 2.7 earthquake in Johnson County Sunday morning. advertisement The U.S. Geological Survey reports a 2.7 magnitude earthquake rattled Johnson County Sunday morning. The quake at...

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Bieber ends London gig without hitches after "rough week"

LONDON (Reuters) - Pop star Justin Bieber wrapped up his final London show without hitches on Friday after a week riddled with paparazzi run-ins and a trip to the hospital. Bieber, 19, sang and danced his way through his fourth night at London's O2...

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South Africa's Mandela back in hospital for "routine test"

JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Former South African president Nelson Mandela was admitted to hospital on Saturday for a "routine test", his second period of hospital treatment in less than three months, the government said. A spokesman for President Jacob...

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