Lena Vazifdar
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'Gay' Dog Saved: Dog Saved From Euthanization at Shelter After Owner Dropped Him Off For Being Homosexual
A dog was dropped off at an animal center in Tennessee because his owner thought he was "gay." The Atlantic Wire reported that the dog was taken to the Jackson Rabies Control Animal Shelter and left there on Tuesday because his owner saw him mounting another male dog so he believed that the pitbull mix was homosexual.
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Detroit Freeway Pileup: At Least Three Dead on Interstate 75
A pileup in a Detroit highway has led to a massive pile up a mile long. The Associated Press reported that a tleast three people have died, including two children while 20 others are injured.
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Most Popular Dog: Labrador Retrievers Are America's Most Popular Dog
The adorable Labrador retriever remains America's favorite dog. The American Kennel Club has an annual ranking of dog breeds and their yearly results which showed that Labs were on top with other large breeds moving upwards, while smaller breeds such as the Yorkshire terrier.
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Barbie Themed Restaurant Opens in Taipei, Taiwan [PHOTOS]
Little girl's favorite blonde playmate-Barbie, will now become a restaurant in Taiwan. Barbie Café, a Barbie themed restaurant has recently opened in Taipei.
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Ann Rabson, Saffire: The Uppity Blues Women Co Founder Dies at 67
Ann Rabson--pianist and vocalist and co founder of the trio Saffire: The Uppity Blues Women, passed away on Wednesday.
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Seoul Music Awards 2013: Super Junior, Psy Amongst Winners
Korean stars gathered at the 22 Annual Seoul Music Awards, where the best of k-pop supserstars were under one roof Thursday night. Kpopstarz.com reported that the likes of "Super Junior, Psy, Big Bang, 2NE1, K. Will, and Girls' Generation, and Epik High," were all up for awards this year.
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Jason London Arrested: Actor Arrested in Arizona After a Bar Fight, Defacated in a Cop Car
Jason London, famous for his rolls in movies like "Dazed and Confused" has been arrested in Arizona. People.com reported that London, 40, was arrested in Scottsdale after allegedly defecating in his pants in a patrol car.
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14 MPH Speed Limit: Aspen, Colorado May Lower Neighborhood Speed Limit from 25 to 14
A 14 mph speed limit is under consideration by the Aspen city council for the picturesque Colorado mountain town.
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Office Complex Shooting: Gunman Injures at Least Three People in Phoenix, Arizona
At least 3 people have been injured in Phoenix, Arizona after a gunman came into an office building and starting shooting on Wednesday.
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Bikini Basketball League, Deiondra Sanders: Deion's daughter Joins Bikini League
Deion Sanders' daughter Deiondra Sanders has decided to be a part of a bikini basketball league, despite her father's criticisms.
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Marathoner Died After Using Supplement: DMAA Contributed to London Marathoner, Claire Squires Death
A marathon runner in the London marathon has died after taking a dietary supplement. The Associated Press reported that Claire Squires, who had raised more than $1 million in donations, collapsed near the end of the marathon in April. A coroner said that the dietary supplement she took, contributed to her heart failure.
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Real Life Barbie Doll Valeria Lukyanova and Real Life Ken Doll Justin Jedlica Hang Out and Don't Get Along [PHOTOS]
Valeria Lukyanova, with her impossible proportions, flowing blonde hair and doll-like face, has been dubbed the "human Barbie" for some time now. Now her literal counterpart, Justin Jedlica, 32, the real life "Ken" has come into the picture and The Sun reports the duo doesn't get a long.
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Sex Slavery Cult: Mexican Cult, "Defenders of Christ" Raided
A sex-slavery cult was discovered in Mexico and broken up by Mexican officials. The Daily Mail reported that the sex-slavery ring was run by a cult on the U.S. border called the " Defensores de Cristo" or the "Defenders of Christ." Allegedly the cult would recruit women to have sex with a Spanish man who said he was the reincarnation of Christ.
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Prince Charles and Camilla Ride the London Tube in Commemoration of London Underground's 150th Anniversary
English royals, Prince Charles and his wife, Camilla, Duchess of Cornall rode the London tube on Wednesday morning in commemoration of the London Underground's 150th birthday.
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Temple of Apollo in Corinth Illuminated Up for the First Time
The temple of Apollo in Corinth is a historic site. It was constructed in 540 B.C. and is 50 miles from Athens, Greece. For the first time in history, the stunning ruins will be lit up at night.