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The Bosh encourages all its readers to celebrate this weekend with gusto: uncork the champagne, blow your party horns, Brad and Jen's divorce will be complete and final on October 2.
Ever since the golden couple's relationship tarnished like a penny left in an infectious gutter, rumors have abounded: if it wasn't that Jen didn't want babies, it was that Brad realized the difference between a movie star and a sit-com actor. If it wasn't that Jen was using cocaine all the time, it was that Brad's gay.
Wait a minute, wait just a minute. The Bosh has evidence that Brad Pitt is absolutely not gay. Right here in our copy of Celebrity Living magazine it says that Brad went to Julio's Barrio, a Mexican restaurant near the set of his Jesse James film in Edmonton. Ordering vegetarian chili, Brad told his hunky waiter: "I don't want any meat put in front of me." Even though that wouldn't exclude meat being put behind him, we nonetheless feel reasonably sure it means he's not gay.
From The Bosh to Jenn and Brad; thanks for divorcing! You've given us so much to gossip about. (By Scott Rose)
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September 30, 2005
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Hip Pop Star Lil Kim speaks: |
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"I want all my friends, family and fans to know that I am in good spirits and I will be fine.
Contrary to the rumors, I am in general population at FDC and I have adjusted to the facility and to my fellow inmates who are all cool people. Each day, I read, sharpen my focus and grow.
Of course, I wish I could be out to celebrate the release of my new album this week, The Naked Truth but instead, I am looking to take advantage of this time to work on my personal development. Thank you to all for your continued support."
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September 30, 2005
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| Angelina Jolie in Washington |
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Wednesday, Hollywood Star Angelina Jolie put in a full day's work in her role as a United Nations goodwill ambassador in Washington. After attending a Congressional briefing organized by the Global Business Coalition on HIV/AIDS, Jolie joined Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and U.S. Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) at the Kennedy Center, where the three were speakers at the coalition's benefit dinner, which raised $1.3 million.
Jolie, who occasionally took notes during the session, noted that her newly adopted daughter is an AIDS orphan, and told the group that she was there "to learn more about what I can do. I'm really trying to understand what we've done and haven't done and why."
Afterwards, she told PEOPLE that what most impressed her about the two-hour meeting was "how honest everybody was. ... I was really excited about the idea of working on a vaccine and how close they were and the chances of that. At the end of the day, this has been a wonderful event to learn so many things."
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September 30, 2005
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Kate Moss checks into rehab |
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British supermodel Kate Moss has checked into the $4,000-a-night Meadows Clinic in Phoenix, Ariz., for a month of "medical treatment and therapy," reports the Times of London.
Two weeks ago, The Mirror tabloid newspaper printed grainy pictures that apparently showed the 31-year-old supermodel snorting cocaine. As a result, Moss has lost several lucrative modeling contracts - with Burberry, Chanel and H&M, among them - and is currently under investigation by police.
Moss will reside at the clinic without her 2-year-old daughter, Lila Grace, says The Times, which reports that the move is part of Moss's attempt to start rebuilding her career.
Last Friday Moss issued a statement, saying: "I take full responsibility for my actions. I also accept that there are personal issues that I need to address and have started taking the difficult, yet necessary, steps to resolve them."
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Google, NASA Collaborate |
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Search Giant Google Inc. on Wednesday announced plans to partner with U.S. space agency NASA on space research and to build a new campus at the agency's research centre in the heart of Silicon Valley.
Google and the National Aeronautical and Space Administration (NASA) said they plan to cooperate on research projects such as large-scale data management, nanotechnology, massively distributed computing and the entrepreneurial space industry.
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Apple Will Replace Cracked iPod Nanos |
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Apple Computer has promised to would replace defective iPod nano screens that have cracked after complaints about scratches and cracks.
Apple acknowledged that the screens on some Nanos have cracked and has agreed to replace the models with new units. The company says it hasn't received many complaints about scratches. "We do not believe it's a widespread issue," Apple spokesman Steve Dowling said Wednesday.
But on Internet discussion boards and blogs, iPod fans say the beautiful product doesn't look as good after it leaves the box. They talk of scratches on the screen and the body.
According to reports in the Wall Street Journal, a "vendor quality problem" caused cracking on a small number of iPod nano screens, said Philip Schiller, Apple's senior vice president of worldwide product marketing.
With the Nano, Apple introduced one of the coolest-looking products of the year, and "People want it to look as nice as it did when they first took it out of the box. That's not realistic," says Securities analyst Charles Wolf of Needham & Co.
Affected customers simply need to contact Apple to arrange a free replacement unit.
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