Lena Vazifdar
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Yoko Blames Paul: Yoko Ono Says She's Not to Blame for Beatle's Split, Paul McCartney Agrees
In a recorded interview from 1987, that has been recently released, Yoko Ono, the woman often blamed for breaking up the Beatles, she said that she was definitely not to blame for the breakup of the iconic British band.
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New Years Eve 2013: Interesting New Years Traditions Around the World
New Years is a time for rebirth, the end of one year and the starting fresh of a new one. In the U.S. New Years is celebrated with glasses of champagne, revelry, kisses at midnight after the iconic countdown and spending time with loved ones. Other countries have unique traditions for new years that speak volumes about their history and culture.
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Dana White Drug Testing: UFC President Worried More Drug Testing Would Lead to Too Many Suspensions
Dana White, who is the Ultimate Fighting Championship president, said that if he was to implement a random drug testing policy year-round to contracted fighters, more than 80 percent would be suspended.
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New Year's Eve 2013: Hotwire's Top Ten Most Popular Travel Destinations for New Years [PHOTOS]
With 2013 just around the corner, popular travel booking website, hotwire.com has released its top ten most popular places for New Year's Travel.
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DUI on AA Co-Founder's Lawn: Man Drives On Wilson House's Lawn, Faces DUI Charges
In an ironic series of events a man in Vermont faces drunk driving charges after driving onto the lawn of a house once owned by the co-founder of Alcoholics Anonymous.
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Jodi Arias: Trial Date Set for Jan 2 in Brutal Murder Case of Ex Boyfriend Travis Alexander [VIDEO]
Jodi Arias, is a California woman who is accused of killing her ex boyfriend. After years of delay, the trial will finally begin on January 2, 2013.
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Mayan apocalypse 2012: Tikal Damaged Due to Dec. 21 Doomsday Parties
Tikal, a UNESCO World Heritage site and historic Mayan landmark, has been damaged because of apocalypse celebrations earlier this month. The AFP reported that Tikal is "the largest archaeological site and urban center of the Mayan civilization."
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Jamie Aguiar: Missing Billionare Guma Aguiar's Wife Copes Over The Holidays, New Evidence Suggests He is in The Netherlands [VIDEO]
Jamie Aguiar, the wife of missing millionaire Guma Aguiar, has been struggling to cope with the loss of her husband. Guma, 35, went missing in Florida after he left ith his motorboat thorugh Port Everglades on a night cruise nearly six months ago. Jamie said to The Daily Mail that the holidays are a "very difficult time."
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Asteroid in 2040: NASA Confirms Asteroid Will Not Hit Earth
An asteroid set to fly by earth 2040, won't hit earth, scientists confirm. Space.com reported that the 460-foot wide asteroid was discovered last year and scientists at the time said that it had a 1 in 500 chance of hitting earth.
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New Years Eve 2013 New York: Best NYC Parties to Ring in the New Year
Pretty much every night of the week there's a massive party happening somewhere in New York City and New Year's Eve no exception. It is one night where revelers celebrate in style and the city that never sleeps is an ideal place to ring in the new year.
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Randi Zuckerberg: Mark Zuckerberg's Sister's Facebook Photo Shared on Twitter, Exposing Privacy Issues
A picture of Facebook founder, Mark Zuckerberg's sister was posted on her personal Facebook profile was posted by a marketing director and posted on her Twitter to her nearly 40,000 followers.
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Richard Adams Dies: Early Pioneer for Gay Marriage Passes Away, Leaves Behind Partner Tony Sullivan
Richard Adams, an early pioneer for gay marriage has passed away at the age of 65. The Associated Press reported that Adams died after a brief illness on Dec. 17 in his Hollywood home that he lived in with his partner of 43 years, Tony Sullivan.
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Mike Busey, Gary Busey's Nephew, Arrested for Selling Alcohol at Epic House Party [VIDEO]
Michael Andrew Ward, aka, Mike Busey, went to jail after selling alcohol without a liquor license during a house party at the "Sausage Castle", which is his home in St. Cloud, Florida.
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Starbucks Alcohol Menu: The Coffee Chain Now Serves Alcohol in Select Locations
Known as being the biggest coffee chain in the world, Starbucks has started a new endeavor and expand past the lattes and cappuccinos. They will now open up an "evenings" menu where they serve beer, wine and appetizers.
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Webster NY: Gunman Shoots and Kills 2 Firefighters, Injures 2 in House Fire
After a gunman opened fire on firefighters after they responded to a house fire in Webster, New York, killing two firefighters ABC News reported.