Sally Kellerman had a career of more than 60 years in film and television.
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The Ongoing History of New Music, episode 943: Modern rock feuds
When musicians decide that they don’t like each other, things can spiral out of control very, very quickly.
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4-year-old's body found in Las Vegas freezer after sister slips note to teacher
The little girl slipped her teacher a note written by her mom, which said she was being held against her will and did not know the location of her son.
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Chernobyl power plant captured by Russian forces, Ukraine confirms
‘This is one of the most serious threats in Europe today,’ an adviser to the Ukrainian presidential office said of Russia taking control of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
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'Big Brother Canada' Season 10 contestants: Meet the houseguests
This season’s houseguests include a charming firefighter from Québec, a passionate theatre director from Ontario and a bubbly Master’s student from British Columbia.
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Babies born to identical twin parents are cousins — and genetic brothers too
Little Jett and Jax Salyers, baby boys born to separate sets of twin parents, are known as ‘quaternary twins.’
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Queen Elizabeth postpones more meetings, still suffering COVID symptoms
The monarch’s age, COVID-19 diagnosis and a health scare last year have caused worry among officials and the public.
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Ship full of Porsches, Bentleys, Lamborghinis continues to burn in the Atlantic
The value of the cars onboard the Felicity Ace is approximately $400 million.
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18 decks, 20,000 plants, 9,000 passengers: Inside the world's largest cruise ship
The “Wonder of the Seas” measures an incredible 1,188 feet, and has capacity for almost 7,000 guests and 2,300 crew.
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Elton John’s Private Jet Makes Emergency Landing Before New York Concert
Elton John is doing just fine following his plane’s reported emergency landing. The singer was heading to New York on Monday to perform at Madison Square Garden…
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Oscars to slim down, will hand out 8 awards ahead of broadcast
Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences president David Rubin said the changes were necessary for the future health of the Academy Awards.
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