Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Twins for Brangelina
Various outlets are reporting that Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are expecting twins! Congratulations!
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Angelina Jolie,
Brad Pitt,
celebrity babies,
entertainment
Pollspot: North Carolina
The latest Public Policy Polling survey in North Carolina shows Sen. Barack Obama barely edging Sen. Hillary Clinton, 44% to 43%. Clinton actually leads among Democrats in the poll, 44% to 43%. But Obama has the overall lead based on a very strong performance with unaffiliated voters, with whom he has a 53% to 35% advantage.
While they appear tied, I believe Obama still has the advantage there. Nonetheless, GO HILL!
While they appear tied, I believe Obama still has the advantage there. Nonetheless, GO HILL!
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2008 election,
Barack Obama,
Hillary Clinton,
North Carolina,
politics,
polling
Shia Skips Court
Shia LaBeouf failed to appear in court on Tuesday to face an unlawful smoking charge. The Transformers star was scheduled to appear in a Los Angeles County courthouse on the misdemeanor offense, but neither he nor his lawyer showed up. A $1,000 bench warrant for LaBeouf was subsequently issued cause he dissed the law!
Anderson Cooper Has Skin Cancer
Kirstie and Oprah
Variety is reporting that Fat Actress star and former Jenny Craig spokewoman Kirstie Alley has inked a development deal with Oprah Winfrey's Harpo Productions.
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entertainment,
Kirstie Alley,
Oprah Winfrey,
television
Clinton Nets Two
After a month long drought where Senator Barack Obama picked up a large number of superdelegates, Hillary Clinton finally picked up two today. She picked up a superdelegate in West Virginia and one in Pennsylvania with Representative John Murtha. The current superdelegate totals are Clinton at 249 and Obama at 212.
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2008 election,
Barack Obama,
Hillary Clinton,
John Murtha,
politics
90210 Revival
Beverly Hills 90210 is getting an update and revival on the CW. Read about the new show and get a first look here.
Barack Obama's Speech on Race
Yesterday morning, Senator Barack Obama addressed the issue of race, which has been a hot topic recently in the 2008 presidential election. In what proved to be one of the most inspiring speeches, Obama cited American history, his personal story, and his relationship to Rev. Jeremiah Wright. It is true that Obama is known for giving great speeches, but this one was quite groundbreaking. Click below to watch an excerpt of his speech. To read the full transcript of the speech click here.
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