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2019 Billy Crystal, a comedian known for hosting the Oscars nine times and starring in iconic films such as “The Princess Bride,” “When Harry Met Sally…” and “Analyze This,” has been a fixture in the entertainment industry for 50 years. He was chosen to be a part of the 2019 class of the 46th annual
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Simmons Foods is recalling more than 13 tons of TGI Friday’s-branded boneless chicken bites sold by retailers nationwide following consumer complaints of plastic under the breading used in the products. Distributed by Kraft Heinz to grocers including Amazon, Dollar General, Kroger, Publix, Target and Walmart, the chicken may contain fragments of plastic safety glasses, Simmons
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Monsanto on Monday was ordered to pay $857 million to a group of seven former students and parent volunteers at a Washington state school who claimed the company’s chemicals sickened them. The judgment, which was reported by Bloomberg, AFP, Reuters and other news outlets, comes as Monsanto is facing thousands of lawsuits over its weed-killing
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Apple is halting sales of certain Apple Watch models. Apple has halted the sale of certain Apple Watch models due to an ongoing patent dispute. Apple announced that it will cease the sale of certain Apple Watch models in the coming weeks due to a legal disagreement regarding the blood oxygen monitoring feature. The technology
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Celine Dion stepped away from performing last year as which was a rare autoimmune disorder She fought against “stiff-person” syndrome, a rare autoimmune condition. Dion’s sister, Claudette Dion, has revealed that the singer suffers from a uncommon neurological condition that hinders her mobility and vocal abilities. According to Claudette, Dion has limited control over her
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Google has reached a settlement to pay $700 million and make additional compromises in response to accusations of anti-competitive behavior towards its Android app store. This is the same matter that is currently being litigated in another case, which may lead to more significant alterations. Google made a deal with state attorneys general in September,
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On the very same day the Pentagon announced in September While actively supporting LGBTQ veterans, Donnie Ray Allen, a veteran of the Marine Corps, took a significant step in his personal life by enrolling in his first college course. COMPLETED Allen, who is currently 47 years old, is currently working towards his undergraduate degree. This
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On Saturday, Sarah Jarosz sang “When the Lights Go Out” on CBS News during the Saturday Sessions. Watch CBS News Born and raised in Texas, Sarah Jarosz started playing music at age 9, and writing songs at 16. At 18, she won her first Grammy Award, followed by three more across six albums. Now, she
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The “Beeper Mini” application allows Android users to send messages to iPhones with blue iMessage bubbles, as reported by CBS News. Watch CBS News A recently developed mobile application, “Beeper Mini,” enables Android phones to send text messages to iPhones using the signature blue iMessage bubble, previously only available on Apple devices. Jo Ling Kent
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NASA beamed ultra-high definition video of a cat named Taters back to Earth from nearly 19 million miles away, the space agency said Monday. The 15-second cat video was sent to Earth as an experiment for NASA’s Deep Space Optical Communications. The space agency hopes to one day stream very high-bandwidth video and other data
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