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Lindsay Lohan Regects Ple Deal
Elizabeth Taylor Dies at 79
Film icon Elizabeth Taylor, has died of congestive heart failure this morning at 79. Elizabeth Taylor won two Oscars and was nominated for three others. Her most memorable films are "A Place In The Sun," "Giant" and "Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf," but the film role she'll be most known for is "Cleopatra." That film is considered to be the most expensive American film ever made. Critics however consider "A Place In The Sun," which won six Oscars and was nominated for three more to be her best film.
Elizabeth Taylor was most famous for her marriages, having eight marriages to seven husbands. Her first marriage was to Conrad Hilton Jr. when she was 18, and final to mulleted construction worker Larry Fortensky.
source: yahoo
Chris Brown is now a Blonde
The controversial singer took to his Twitter account to post a new picture of himself dinning at a restaurant with some pals with a Sisqo/Amber Rose inspired hair color.
Chris accompanied the twitpic with the following tweet “look at me now.”
Indeed most of his fans did take a little time to look at him and rapidly mocked his crazy fashion sense calling him funny names like Chrisqo (a mixture of Sisqo and Chris) and Patty Mayonnaise.
Why did Breezy dye his hair ?
No one knows for sure, but rumors claimed he is trying to create buzz around the upcoming release of his fourth CD called “F.A.M.E” out on March 22nd.
Source: mwza
Aristide is Back in Haiti
Aristide gave a lengthy speech upon his arrival hinting at a possible return to politics and denouncing the exclusion of his political party,the Lavalas.
Aristide was warned not to return by France and the United States, he however remains very popular, with thousands of his supporters coming to welcome him.
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Tsunami waves Brushes Hawaii and the East Coast
Tsunami waves swamped Hawaii beaches and brushed the U.S. western coast spawned by an 8.9 magnitude earthquake in Japan today.
Kauai was the first of the Hawaiian islands struck by the tsunami, water rushed ashore at least 11 feet high near Kealakekua Bay, on the west side of the Big Island. Flooding was reported on Maui, and water washed up on roadways on the Big Island.
