“Not bad for a lad from Liverpool who arrived with five bob in his pocket.” As strip-club impresario Paul Raymond in Michael Winterbottom’s film The Look of Love, Steve Coogan says this line more than once.
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Michael Jackson’S Former Assistant Sue’s MJ’s Estate for Lost Wages
Michael Amir Williams, former assistant to Michael Jackson, has filed a lawsuit with the late singer’s estate claiming lost wages due to the untimely death of the beloved superstar. A Disgrace to the King of Pop’s Memory? Michael Jackson’s former assistant is delusional if he thinks he’ll win his new lawsuit against AEG […]
Kim Kardashian “I thought I was never going to fit in”
Reality TV star Kim Kardashian, who is famed for her voluptuous figure, says she has learnt to deal with so much attention being given to her body. The 32-year-old socialite launches her new fashion range here, reported online media. “I am really glad to be able to promote a healthy, natural body shape, eating well […]
Tensions Flare In Courtney Stodden’s Reality TV Debut
Child bride, Courtney Stodden, made her reality TV debut last night. And… Of course there was controversy and tension. Couples Therapy Courtney Stodden made her reality TV debut last night on VH1’s “Couples Therapy” — and she immediately caused controversy. The teen bride, who was 17 when they filmed the show, and her […]
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Wide Social Networks Are Key to Good Health, Says Study
A healthy social life may be as good for your long-term health as avoiding cigarettes, according to a massive research review released Tuesday by the journal PLoS Medicine. Researchers at Brigham Young University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill pooled data from 148 studies on health outcomes and social relationships every research paper on the topic they could find, involving more than 300,000 men and women across the developed world and found that those with poor social connections had on average 50% higher odds of death in the study’s follow-up period than people with more robust social ties