Celebrity World Blog

Ravens safety Ed Reed traveled to Kansas City with his teammates Saturday despite the disappearance of his brother.
“My brother loved football,” Reed told ESPN’s Rachel Nichols. “He would want me to play.”
Reed’s brother Brian jumped into the Mississippi River Friday to avoid police in St. Charles, Louisiana and was seen going into the water and never resurfacing for good.
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 The latest battle over Walmart began a few months ago, when the world's largest retailer began its third push to breach the five boroughs with one of its big box stores. Since then, politicians, businessmen, labor unions, developers and activists have taken sides and begun launching attacks on each other.
But what of the Walmart shoppers in our midsts?
The Times took a trip to Seacaucus recently to, uh, caucus shoppers at a Walmart there who had driven in from the city to shop. In an admittedly unscientific survey, the paper asked a dozen such shoppers whether or not they would welcome a Walmart in the five boroughs, and the answer was a somewhat surprising "no" from half of them
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I have 57 nieces (or, 6, I lose count), and all of them…from the 12-year-old to the 0-year-old…all of them want jeggings. This many jeggings can add up, but I found some good, relatively inexpensive options. Keep reading.
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