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Amy Winehouse Bailed Out After Drug Arrest
British singer Amy Winehouse was released on bail after being arrested and interviewed in an East...
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Mariah Carey Opens Up About Her Wedding
For those who still had doubts the wedding between Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon didn't take place,...
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The “Rehab” Singer Released From Custody
Amy Winehouse was released on Saturday
from the police custody, her spokesperson announced. She...
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Britney's New Video Breaks The Ice
Britney Spears' new video for "Break the Ice," her third single from "Blackout"...
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Amy Winehouse’s Mom Praises Her Daughter’s Progress
The mother of British singer Amy Winehouse, Janis, who not that long ago wrote an open letter to...
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Amy Winehouse, The Queen Of The Grammies
Despite her troubled personal life, the British singer Amy
Winehouse conquered five important...
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AP: Amy Winehouse To Perform At Grammy Awards Via Satellite
Quoting an anonymous source close to the Grammy organizers,
the Associated Press reports that...
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Amy Winehouse To Miss The Grammy Awards Ceremony
Despite being nominated in six categories at this year’s Grammy
Awards, the British singer Amy...
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Amy Winehouse Getting Ready For Grammy Trip
British singer Amy Winehouse took a short break from rehab on Monday to meet with U.S. Embassy...
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Amy Winehouse's Alleged Crack Habit on Camera
A video has leaked on the Internet allegedly showing troubled British singer Amy Winehouse taking...
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Britney Spears Wants Her Kids Tested For Drugs
Convinced that her ex-husband Kevin Federline, who currently has primary physical custody of their...
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People
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Lindsay Lohan’s Image Used in Liquor Advertisement
Lindsay Lohan mug shot taken by the police after her arrest
in Los Angeles last year for drunken...
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Winehouse Spends Night in Custody
British singer Amy Winehouse spent the night at a London police station, after being arrested on...
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Lindsay Lohan and Ashley Olsen Fight over “Girlfriend”
Lindsay Lohan, who spent the weekend in New York, in the
company of DJ Samantha Ronson, did not...
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LA Times Retracts Fake Rapper Article
The Los Angeles Times announced it had decided to retract an
article that linked associates of...
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Anna Nicole Smith Gave Her Son Drugs
In a shocking testimony regarding the death of Anna’s son, Daniel
Smith, Larry Birkhead, the...
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Britney Portrays A Receptionist In CBS’ “How I Met Your Mother”
Britney Spears is ready to try out her
acting skills in a guest appearance in the CBS show “How I...
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James Frey Has Second Chance from HarperCollins
James Frey, the author who admitted he fabricated large portions of his best-selling 2003 memoir,...
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Britney Hires Private Investigators
Looks like we have got a live soap opera right before our eyes: Britney Spears has allegedly hired...
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Al Gore III Pleads Guilty And He Is Sentenced To Drug Rehab
Albert Arnold Gore III, the son of the former US Vice
President Al Gore, pleaded guilty Monday to...
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Hip Hop Stars Arrested on Gun Charges
Lil Wayne and Ja Rule were both arrested Sunday night with criminal possession of a weapon,...
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Mischa Barton's Hospital Scare
The 21 year old actress who starred in the television hit “The
OC”, Mischa Barton was rushed to a...
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‘Evil’ TV Ads Teach Kids Junk
American children are practically being brainwashed by the overwhelming number of TV ads for sweets...
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Health
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Quitting Smoking Is Worth It, Study Says
Women who stop smoking dramatically reduce their risk of
developing heart diseases or...
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CDC: Decreased Sleep Time Is Hazardous to Our Health
A new survey by the National Center
for Health Statistics, part of the U.S. Centers for Disease...
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Quitting Smoking Results in Significant and Rapid Health Benefits
It’s always a good time to quit smoking and enjoy the
benefits that come from it, according to a...
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Viruses May Increase Lung Cancer Risk
Although smoking is the No. 1 cause of lung cancer, viruses may also contribute to the development...
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The Wealthier You Are, the Lower Your Risk of Stroke
A study of middle-aged Americans reveals that there is a
clear link between wealth and health not...
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Study: High Calorie Intake Favors Conception of Boys
A British study has found that eating well increases chances of conceiving boys. Researcher Fiona...
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Formaldehyde Exposure Boosts ALS Risk
Exposure to formaldehyde may increase the risk of developing
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)...
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Alcohol Use, Smoking and Cholesterol Boost Alzheimer’s Risk
Alcohol use and smoking have long been known to have noxious
influences on our health. New...
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‘Mobile Phone May Kill You Faster than Smoking’ Study Contested
Recent research on mobile phones and their negative effects
on people’s health, leading even to...
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Breakthrough Discovery: Genetics May Also Lead to Lung Cancer
Three independent teams of researchers have discovered genes
that may explain why some smokers...
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House Panel Overwhelmingly Votes in Favor of Tobacco Regulation
The House Energy and Commerce Committee Wednesday overwhelmingly
voted for a bill that would give...
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Lung Cancer in Smokers Also Linked to Genes
It is well known that smoking skyrockets the risk of developing lung cancer, but it is hard to...
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Home Defibrillators Questioned
New research, designed to see whether automated external
defibrillators (AED) could extend the...
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Beware of the Mobile Phone! It Can Kill You Faster than Smoking
New research has revealed that mobile phones are more
injurious to people’s health than smoking....
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Folate Intake May Help Father Conceive Healthy Children
Men who have their diet based on green vegetables, fruits and
lentils have a higher chance of...
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An Aspirin a Day, Keeps Asthma Away
The old saying, “An apple a day, keeps the doctor away” could
be very much replaced by a new one,...
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Avoiding Oral Sex and Pot May Keep You away from Throat Cancer
Researchers at Johns
Hopkins Kimmel
Cancer Center
discovered that the sexually transmitted...
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Studying More Adds Years to Your Life
The more you study, the better your chances to live longer
are, a new study by the Harvard School...
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Long Work Hours Lead Americans to Sleep Deprivation
A new survey by the National Sleep Foundation, a Washington-based
organization that studies sleep...
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Vitamin E Linked to a Higher Risk of Developing Lung Cancer
A recent study by researchers from the University
of Washington in Seattle revealed that vitamin...
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Americans - Too Busy Doing Anything Else Rather than Sleeping
A new study released by the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention revealed that adults in...
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Education, Income, Better Care Linked to Better Memory in Seniors
Older Americans today seem to have significantly less risk
of memory loss and dementia than a...
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U.S. Cancer Death Toll on the Rise, after Two Years of Decline
Cancer deaths in the United States have dropped between
10 percent and 20 percent since the early...
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HEPA Filters Are Good For The Microvascular Health
The researchers in Denmark concluded after a four-days
study that the high efficiency particle air...
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Study: Obesity Boosts Risk of Developing Various Types of Cancers
Being obese or even overweight may boosts a person’s risk of
developing up to a dozen different...
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Study: 1 Million Indians Expected to Die from Smoking Annually
One million people in India will die from tobacco-related illnesses every year in the next decade,...
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Healthy Lifestyle Is the Secret to Longer Life, Researchers Say
Not smoking, regular exercise, maintaining normal weight,
and avoiding diabetes and high blood...
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WHO: Tobacco Could Kill 1 Billion People In The Next Century
Have you ever tried to count to 1 billion? It will take some
time, isn’t it? Now try to imagine...
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Marijuana Smoking Linked to Early Gum Disease
Smoking marijuana on regular basis as a young adult can lead
to gum disease by age 30 or younger,...
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Smoking Linked to Sleep Problems
Smoking seems to have consequences on sleep too a new study reveled.
Scientists from...
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HPV-Related Oral Cancers Rising in Men, Researchers Say
Human papillomavirus, or HPV, the leading cause of cervical
cancer in women, appears to be a major...
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Super Bowl Is Bad for Fans' Hearts
A German study has found that soccer fans had more than on the seven days when the German team...
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FDA Seeks For Stronger Warning About Chantix
In a new advisory released yesterday, the US Food and Drug
Administration alerted health care...
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Go Red For Women
The American Heart Association's Go Red For Women Movement has gained momentum as the First Lady...
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Sedentary Life Accelerates Aging, Researchers Say
Physically active people are biologically younger than
people who have a sedentary lifestyle, a...
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Snoring Linked to Chronic Bronchitis
Snoring may significantly increase the risk of a person to
develop chronic bronchitis, a...
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Heart, Stroke Death Rates Decline in U.S.
U.S.
deaths from heart disease and stroke dropped about 25 percent from 1999 to 2005,
thanks to...
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Meat, Fries and Diet Soda Boost Heart, Diabetes Risk
People who frequently eat more than two servings of red meat
a day increase their risk of incident...
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Caffeine Doubles the Risk of Miscarriage, Researchers Say
A recent study revealed that pregnant women who consume
caffeinated drinks equal to two or more...
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Supreme Court To Shield Drug And Tobacco Companies From Lawsuits
Smokers watch out: the Supreme
Court announced on Friday it will decide whether consumers will...
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Pfizer Updates Chantix Label
Pfizer updated the Chantix label in US by including a new
warning that says the patients who are...
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Genetically Modified Super-Carrot Super-Rich in Calcium
American scientists have succeeded in developing carrots significantly richer in calcium but more...
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Report: NY Man Who Stars In Anti-Smoking Ads Is Still A Smoker
Despite being a very unpleasant habit with many bad effects,
smoking could prove to be hard to...
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Report: Anti-Tobacco Efforts Insufficient in US
There was little praise for the federal government’s handling of smoking-prevention programs...
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Merck’s Taranabant, another Obesity Drug with Psychiatric Side Effects
Merck Research Laboratories developed a new drug, called
taranabant, which helped people shed...
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Four Small Lifestyle Changes for a Longer Lifespan
People could add up to 14 years to their lifespan by adopting four healthy lifestyle behaviors –...
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Eating Disorders Linked to Fewer Meals inside Family
A new study revealed that girls who regularly ate with their
family are less likely to developing...
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Four Healthy Habits Are the Secret for 14 Extra Years of Life
A new study revealed that talking exercise, not drinking too
much alcohol, eating enough fruits...
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Illinois Smoking Ban Takes Effect on New Year’s Eve
Starting January 1, in broad New
Year’s Eve celebration, all indoor smoking in public spaces will...
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Short Legs Linked to Higher Risk of Liver Disease
People with shorter legs face an increased risk of liver
disease, the findings of a new research...
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Severe Psoriasis Linked to Higher Risk of Death
People suffering from severe psoriasis appear to die younger
than people who do not have the...
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20,000 People Die of Cancer Every Day, Says AMC
According to a study made public on Monday by the American
Cancer Society, cancer accounts for...
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EU Says New Warnings Are Needed for Pfizer’s Champix
The European Medicines Agency (EMEA) said Pfizer’s Champix,
a drug used for smoking cessation in...
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