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Celine Dion Cancels Shows for Ear Surgery

Canadian superstar Celine Dion has canceled a stretch of concerts in Las Vegas as she undergoes surgery for an ear condition.

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Ozzy Sues against Rule to Play LA Arena

Ozzy Osbourne has sued to stop a requirement to play the Staples Center in Los Angeles which he said was imposed by its owner as a condition to book London's lucrative 02 Arena.

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Finns Find Key to Being World's Happiest Despite Ups and Downs

Finns have long been perceived as taciturn and introverted people in a country known for its dark, cold winters and high suicide rate. Today, they are also considered the world's happiest.

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From Paris with Love: Depardieu Votes in Russian Election

One of Russia's most famous citizens, French film star Gerard Depardieu, joined the millions who cast ballots in Sunday's presidential election.

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Queen Consents to Prince Harry, Markle Wedding

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II has given her formal consent for her grandson Prince Harry to marry U.S. actress Meghan Markle, according to a transcript of a meeting with her advisers released on Thursday.

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Truffle-Addicted Kuwaitis Flock to Specialty Souk

White or beige, but never black, the "desert truffle" is a rare delicacy with a dedicated marketplace in Kuwait, where remnants of the Iraqi invasion and changing weather patterns have decimated local production.

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Stephen Hawking, the 'Superhuman' Pop Culture Star

Very few people may have read and understood "A Brief History of Time", but the physicist Stephen Hawking carved himself out a place in pop culture equaled only by Albert Einstein.

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'Little Black Dress' Designer Givenchy Dies Aged 91

Hubert de Givenchy, the aristocratic French fashion designer famous for the "Little black dress" and styling Audrey Hepburn and Jackie Kennedy, has died aged 91, his partner said Monday.

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Bono Sorry after Bullying Claims at ONE Charity

U2 frontman Bono has apologized after claims emerged Sunday that workers at his ONE charity were subjected to a culture of abuse and bullying.

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J.Lo and A-Rod Help Bronx Kids Live the American Real Estate Dream

To amass a fortune in real estate, despite New York's crazy housing prices: that is the challenge thrown down by singer Jennifer Lopez and her boyfriend Alex Rodriguez to kids from the Bronx, the city's poorest borough.

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