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Say It Ain’t So, Mark Buehrle
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Paul O'Donnell
My favorite White Sox fan is an 12-year-old from the far South Side of Chicago, who summers at his family’s beach house in Massachusetts, where news of the outside world comes but slowly. So as I watched Mark Buehrle, the implacably Midwestern Sox pitcher, toss a perfect game on a July afternoon last year, I…
Kirk Cameron Makes Plea to Missing Actor Andrew Koenig
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dross
Actor Kirk Cameron has released a statement about missing actor Andrew Koenig, whom he starred with on the hit TV series “Growing Pains.” “Andrew, if you’re reading this, please call me,” said Cameron. Koenig, who according to his family showed signs of depression in the weeks leading to his disappearance, played Michael Seaver’s (played by…
Keith Olbermann’s ‘Life Panel’ Special Comment
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Ellen Leventry
Keith Olbermann's impassioned plea to allow insurance-covered end of life discussions with doctors is a good lesson for all.
‘American VI: Ain’t No Grave’: One Last Celebration of Johnny Cash’s Faith
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Kris Rasmussen
Most critics admire Johnny Cash for being a one-of-a-kind singer who has blazed trails artistically in both life and in death. His decades-spanning, multi-generation-influencing career has lasted longer than other greats like The Beatles and Elvis, to name a few. Now on the eve of what would have been his 78th birthday, Cash set another…
Idol Chatter at the Movieguide Awards
By
Esther Kustanowitz
TV and film actors gathered for the Movieguide Faith and Value Awards to recognize the best family-friendly movies and TV shows of the previous year.
Charlie Sheen Leaving Show for Rehab
By
Douglas Howe
Charlie Sheen has recognized he has issues which need to be identified and dealt with at a deeper level. He’s admitted his need for help. Well sort of. The Hollywood Reporter was among the first to report that Sheen is taking a leave of absence from his hit show, “Two and a Half Men,” to…
Ice Dancing: When Siblings Shimmy and Shake…Together
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shuang
Here are three reasons I loved last night’s gold medal ice dancing winners, Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir: They had spectacular chemistry on ice, they were the first North Americans to win the gold medal (in their first Olympics!), and…they weren’t siblings. Even the silver medal winners, Meryl Davis and Charlie White, and bronze medal winners,…
Please Take a Short Beliefnet Blog Survey
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idol chatter
Hello Idol Chatter readers, In order to make your experience on Beliefnet’s blogs more enjoyable, we created a short survey to get your input on what you like here and want to see more of, and what you can live without. If you could take a few minutes to fill out our short survey, we…
‘The Hurt Locker’: This Award Season’s Most Important Movie?
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Kris Rasmussen
"The Hurt Locker" is the Oscar season's slam dunk winner.
Brandon T. Jackson: A Divine Career So Far
By
Paul O'Donnell
Playing the best friend of a teen demigod in the blockbuster “Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief,” Brandon T. Jackson, at 25, is an veteran among a cast of new faces, with more than a dozen movies under his belt. Jackson (on left in photo) started performing as a teenager in his father’s…
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