Swede provides proof in Obama birth investigation

A Swedish woman, Monica Danielsson, 78, may have provided the last piece in a the puzzle on where US president Barack Obama was born, when CNN recently went to Hawaii finally lay the matter to rest. “Obama was lying there next to my Stig in the bassinet and I remember him because he was the only black child there and I thought he was very cute, “ she said to Swedish daily Expressen. CNN recently sent reporter Gary Tuchman from the show... [more]

Sambora quits Bon Jovi tour to enter rehab

Rocker Richie Sambora is bowing out of upcoming Bon Jovi dates so he can re-enter rehab. Sambora is checking into an undisclosed facility to seek treatment for alcohol addiction and exhaustion, according to TMZ.com. His bandmates will resume the Bon Jovi Live trek in New Orleans, Louisiana on Saturday without the troubled guitarist. A statement from the group reads: “Our support for Richie is absolute. He is, and will remain, a member... [more]

Paralyzed Chinese gymnast sues for $1.8 billion

Sang Lan, a Chinese gymnast who broke her neck during a vaulting accident at the 1998 Goodwill Games, filed a $1.8 billion lawsuit against Time Warner and the US gymnastics federation. Sang was paralyzed after being injured during a warm-up vault at the Nassau Coliseum in suburban New York at the global multisport event which is no longer contested but was at the time owned by AOL Time Warner. In a federal lawsuit, Sang, now 29, claims promises... [more]

Norwegian Royals to attend London Wedding

Norway’s King Harald and Queen Sonja will attend the Royal wedding between His Royal Highness Prince William of Wales and Ms Catherine Middleton in London on Friday. King Harald is Queen Elisabeth’s second cousin. His grandfather, Norway’s King Haakon married British Princess Maud. Crown Prince Haakon will be acting Regent in King Harald’s absence, and will preside over the Council of State at the Royal Palace... [more]

Here they come: Kate and William ready to wed

With the two simple words “I will,” Prince William and Kate Middleton are ending months of buildup and sealing their love with the most public of spectacles, a wedding ceremony at Westminster Abbey that holds the promise of a royal renaissance. A third of the planet was expected to watch Friday as the future king and queen of England start their lives as husband and wife. All the clamoring about seemingly every detail — the... [more]

Kate and William ready for ‘happiest day’

Prince William and Kate Middleton were set to marry Friday in Britain’s biggest royal wedding in 30 years, to be watched by up to half a million spectators in London and two billion global TV viewers. The red carpet and floral decorations were in place at the Westminster Abbey venue as Britons across the country prepared to toast the occasion with champagne breakfasts and around 6,000 street parties. Over a quarter of the world’s... [more]

William’s Red Coat And Kate’s Band Of Gold

Prince William will be wearing red for his marriage to Kate Middleton and will present her with a wedding ring fashioned from Welsh gold. He will wear the famous tunic of an Irish Guards officer rather than his blue RAF uniform for the occasion. William holds the honorary rank of colonel of the Irish Guards, so is entitled to walk down the aisle with his bride in the dashing scarlet uniform of the Irish Guards. He will wear a gold and crimson... [more]

World Watching As The Waiting Finally Ends

The whole world will be watching today as Prince William marries Kate Middleton in a ceremony combining pomp and romance. Months of preparations will come to fruition when the couple say their vows in Westminster Abbey in front of 1,900 guests – and a global TV audience of two billion. Forecasts of showers over central London this morning failed to dampen the mounting excitement about the Royal Wedding. Scores of well-wishers from... [more]

First royal wedding fan camps out by Westminster Abbey

The first royal fan has reserved himself a spot outside the Westminster Abbey to watch the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton. John Loughrey, 56, has set up camp on the pavement across the road from the famous abbey, equipped only with a sleeping bag and two Union Jack carrier bags, and intends to remain there all week to beat the tens of thousands of spectators expected and ensure a good view of the event on Friday. “I am... [more]

Celebs excited about royal nuptials

Eric Idle and Sir Ben Kingsley were among the British celebs in Hollywood talking about the excitement surrounding the royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton. Some of our finest exports turned out to celebrate Brit Week at the British Consul General’s Residence in Los Angeles where they were bombarded with royal-related questions from the mostly American news crews. “I’ll be getting up and putting a dress... [more]

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