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Pages: ‹‹ 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 ›› Top headlines Goodbye Col. Mustard: 'Clue' goes tabloid: A grotesque comparison of a steamy love affair to a New York City street has won Garrison Spik the grand prize in San Jose State University's 26th annual contest of the worst opening sentences for an imaginary novel. ›15:13 14 Aug, Thu Don't wear ermine, cat-lover pope urged: On an island that has come under fire for throwing dogs from bridges, the animal rights debate has now turned to hundreds of feral cats that prowl Puerto Rico. Some say the cats are a tourist draw, but many, including the Puerto Rican government, say the felines have become an unsightly nuisance and a health hazard. ›03:23 13 Aug, Wed Savor Sicilian skewered chicken: Kenny Anderson was at his usual dining spot in Wilkesboro, N.C., when an out-of-control minivan smashed through the window he was sitting by and sent him and his booth flying. Mostly unhurt, he said, All of a sudden, everything was on top of me. ›17:33 31 Jul, Thu Is this legal? 6 housing questions answered: From gymnast Mary Lou Retton to boxer Muhammad Ali, catch 25 legendary athletes in action. ›18:03 7 Aug, Thu First photos: The Jolie-Pitt twins: Alexander Solzhenitsyn, the Nobel Prize-winning Russian author whose books chronicled the horrors of dictator Josef Stalin's slave labor camps, has died of heart failure, his son said Monday. He was 89. ›21:31 1 Aug, Fri Foodie alert! 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Here, a writer husband in tow scopes out the scene at one town's most surreal social club. ›13:35 30 Jul, Wed Denied as moms donor, she lost 114 lbs.: US Weekly contributor Jill Martin and hairstylist Louis Licari make over two TODAY fans, including one who recently had fibroid surgery and wants a new look to get job interview-ready! ›21:36 17 Jul, Thu Torres: Ive never had this sort of hurdle: When male model Bruce Hulse included his sexual exploits with several top models in his memoir about life in the fashion world, he did not expect to be branded "the bad guy," but he admits his honesty was naive. ›21:17 6 Aug, Wed Raising kids in a sexualized society: The worlds top all-around female gymnast says that the U.S. will sweep the medals in her sport at the 2008 Olympic Games. I think it will be 1-2-3, red, white and blue on the podium, Shawn Johnson said. ›13:19 5 Aug, Tue Need a tip? Confessions of a waiter: From an open bar to the best man's speech, Brides.com reveals four traditions that stand the test of time and can a make a wedding special for the bride, groom and everyone in attendance. ›16:41 30 Jul, Wed 11 ways dining out can derail your diet: In rural North Carolina, Susan Rice is planning her attack on the French. The assault is gastronomical, as she starts a 200-acre black truffle "farm" in hopes of earning beaucoup d'argent from the sale of the musky, earthy, aromatic fungi. ›19:35 21 May, Wed Mafiaboss' daughter ties knot in Corleone: and replace them with healthy alternatives. ›16:11 23 Jul, Wed Candid Q & A with gay icon Leslie Jordan: Japan's latest trendy fashion comes from a place most high-end shoppers wouldn't go looking: a jailhouse. Apparel by the inmates at the Hakodate Juvenile Prison is becoming must-have both in and out of jail. ›14:42 16 Jul, Wed Miracle fruit among fashions best: From renting handbags to finding the right dress size, TODAY style contributor Stacy London explains how to shop the Web with serious style savvy. ›19:20 23 Jul, Wed Have questions for the USA gymnastics team?: Have questions for the TODAY team about anything and everything that is going on in Beijing? Are you curious about the food they've tried? Or maybe you want to know what Olympic events they've seen? E-mail us, and Al, Meredith, Matt and Ann may answer your questions. ›12:22 30 Jul, Wed American idols: USAs promising Olympians: When medical professionals informed 25-year-old Jenn Barton that she was too overweight to be considered as a kidney donor for her mother, she knew she needed to make a drastic change. 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I'm going to be rooting him on, Spitz said. ›14:08 14 Aug, Thu Author dishes on Edwards partying mistress: The best way to get off to a good start this school year is to ensure great communication with the head of the class. Dr. Ruth Peters provides tips to help you, the parent, become teacher's pet. ›20:10 11 Aug, Mon 10 Tips: Keep kids' sports costs in line: Families spend at least $2,000 a year on sports-related expenses for their children. These tips can help you save money in this costly category as the new school year kicks into gear. ›00:42 Authorities probe Rockefellers identity: Once you decide to commit to a do-it-yourself garden, turning to chemicals to help your plants flourish is not only counterproductive but also potentially harmful to your family and the planet. Take simple steps to create a garden thats as green as your thumb. ›22:44 5 Aug, Tue |
