Paris Hilton, Please Shut Up Before We All Vomit!
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Visited 38 times, 38 so far today Posted in Paris Hilton will appear on the Tyra Banks Show this week, and Us Weekly has a preview of their conversation. I kind of wish they hadn’t, because now I feel sick to my stomach. Paris discusses how she and boyfriend Benji Madden keep things spicy: “Sometimes,” she tells Banks, they take... [read full story]                    

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Parallel Universes and science on TV

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The History Channel has aired Parallel Universesand one of the stars of the show, Clifford Johnson, seems to be unhappy about the outcome.The idea is that the newest results in science indicate that our Universe is probably...

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Banks weigh on European stocks again

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The Associated Press Wednesday, November 19, 2008; 5:53 AM LONDON -- European stock markets headed lower Wednesday following losses in Asia, with worries about a global downturn weighing on banking and commodity stocks....

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Taoiseach invites Obama to visit Ireland: The Irish Times - Fiona Gartland

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FIONA GARTLAND TAOISEACH Brian Cowen has extended an invitation to US President-elect Barack Obama to visit Ireland. The Taoiseach spoke to Mr Obama in a pre-arranged call yesterday evening. Mr Cown took the call in the office...

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Unification of Ireland based on consent an imperative, says Ahern: The Irish Times - Mary Minihan

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MARY MINIHAN THE UNIFICATION of the Republic and Northern Ireland is an "imperative" and not an empty aspiration, according to former taoiseach Bertie Ahern. Mr Ahern was speaking at the launch of Countdown to Unity: Debating...

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