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Perry says Tyler likely leaving Aerosmith

Published: Nov. 7, 2009 at 1:14 PM BOSTON, Nov. 7 (UPI) -- Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry says the U.S. rockers' lead singer, Steven Tyler, apparently bagged on the band after a United Arab Emirates show. Speaking with the Las...

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Island makes words flow

His background as a New York Times rock music critic and Rolling Stone contributing editor made Neil Strauss the perfect candidate to write books with Marilyn Manson, Motley Crue and Dave Navarro. But few people expected that...

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Military Improves Mental Health Effort

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Zakaria on the Return of the Right

It's really a return to the center. From the magazine issue dated Nov 16, 2009 The bottom line on last week's elections is simple—the Republicans did well. But notice that independents, who had shunned the GOP over the last few...

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Ohno fails to qualify for 1,500 final in Montreal

Hamelin wins men's title; Reutter captures women’s 1,500 crown The United States' Apolo Anton Ohno, left, and Canada's Charles Hamelin battle for positions during the semifinals of the 1,500 meters at a short track speedskating...

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For Marines in Afghanistan, IEDs Are a Constant Fear

Few songs are as haunting as Taps played for a fallen warrior, and on an isolated combat outpost in southern Afghanistan it has been sounded for David Baker, a 22-year-old Marine just six weeks short of redeploying home when...

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John Kass: A simpler time for Daley

My favorite Chicago political photo of all time wasn't even shot in Chicago. It depicts Mayor Richard Daley riding a bike outside Paris City Hall, wearing a suit and tie, squeezing the handlebars while steering a wobbly little...

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Death as a dream world in 'Lovely Bones'

'Lovely Bones' heroine drags mortal world along into afterlife HOLLYWOOD -- After young Susie Salmon is murdered by the local pedophile in "The Lovely Bones," she ends up in a place easily mistaken for heaven, but what she...

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High-End Designer Answers to Higher Power

Priest With Passion for Fashion Provides Parishioners With Jobs, Guatemalan Village With Funds (CBS) When the Rev. Andrew O'Connor is not tending to his congregation at Holy Family Church, he's in his makeshift workshop next...

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Traveling To Afghanistan

Business Trip Jim Brosseau, 10.17.09, 09:30 AM EDT ForbesLife Magazine dated November 02, 2009 Cargo transport executive John Connolly's Kabul. "Kabul is not Afghanistan," says John Connolly, meaning the city of about 3 million...

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