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Real Housewives Star Tamra Barney to Star in Wedding Spinoff
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Here comes the bride … and a brand new show! Real Housewives of Orange County star Tamra Barney told People Wednesday that she's filming a new series for Bravo with husband-to-be Eddie Judge - and it's all about their journey to the altar. "Eddie and I are so excited to share our wedding with the viewers. There are going to be a lot of fun scenes captured. It's amazing how much we are able to do in the given time frame," says Tamra, who recently opened a gym. "C.U.T. Fitness is busy as ever, thankfully. I am planning a »
- Emily Strohm
President Barack Obama's Prom Photos Released
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Prom season might be coming to an end, but it lives on in photographs for President Barack Obama. Time has unearthed snapshots from the President's 1979 prom in Hawaii. The previously unpublished photos of a 17-year-old Obama on the night of his senior prom came from Obama's classmate, Kelli Allman (née McCormack), who is pictured second from left. As a student at Punahou School, Obama spent his days studying, playing basketball (as a player on the varsity team) and hanging out with his friends, she says. Allman shares, "It was a really fun, happy time. We were all cracking up, and everyone was smiling. »
- Maggie Coughlan
The Daily Treat: Nothing You Do or Say Will Cheer Up Grumpy Cow
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We thought we had seen it all when it comes to displeased, unsatisfied and generally non-smiley animals after we came face to face with Grumpy Cat. But then we saw this cow. We don't know why this Highland cow calf, Snowy (who we will affectionately call Grumpy Cow), is so angry. Born to two brown Highland cattle, Snowy's rare coat of fluffy white fur is something to smile about in itself. Perhaps the grass tasted a little bitter this particular day, or maybe Snowy's just a little bit upset about the demise of Robsten. (True love exists, we promise!) Either way, »
Catherine Zeta-Jones Returns Home from Treatment
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Catherine Zeta-Jones is home from treatment for her Bipolar II disorder, after having checked herself into a facility last month for what her husband described as a "10,000 mile check-up." The Oscar-winning actress was spotted out driving in New York on Tuesday. Zeta-Jones, 43, bravely revealed her diagnosis in 2011, telling People at the time, "This is a disorder that affects millions of people and I am one of them." She continued, "If my revelation of having Bipolar II has encouraged one person to seek help, then it is worth it. There is no need to suffer silently and there is no shame in seeking help. »
- Sharon Cotliar
Brad Pitt Shows World War Z in New York - and New Jersey!
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Brad Pitt stepped out solo Wednesday night to mingle with an impressive crowd of A-listers - but he didn't forget his fans, either. Showing his new zombie thriller World War Z for the first time, hehosted a star-packed screening at New York City's Museum of Modern Art - then zipped to Hoboken, N.J., where he surprised moviegoers at a late-night sneak preview. "They said we got to do a showing in the city and I said okay, but we can't do it without showing it to the people who we made the film for," he told the Jersey fans. »
- KC Baker and Paul Chi
Sathwik Karnik, 12, Wins National Geographic Bee
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When Sathwik Karnik of Plainville, Mass., was about 6, his mother began challenging him and his older brother, Karthik, to her own version of hide-and-seek - using an atlas. The boys would comb through the book, trying to be the first to find a city or landmark. The games paid off when Karthik, now 15, made the finals of the National Geographic Bee in 2011 and 2012. But it was Sathwik who finished the job, calmly answering questions about obscure island chains, bodies of water, global trade and culture. The result? Sathwik, at 12 years old, won the 25th annual geography bee Wednesday - thanks »
- Associated Press
Nashville Finale: Clare Bowen Says to 'Expect the Unexpected'
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As Scarlett O'Connor on Nashville, Clare Bowen portrays the quintessential country crooner with a heart of gold, but the reality of the actress and singer's life may surprise you. The Australian native (yes, that's right) has come to be known for her character's folksy duets with costar Sam Palladio (who plays Gunnar Scott) like "When the Right One Comes Along." Leading in to Wednesday's finale, Bowen, 24, talks to People about her accent, moving to the States, and what's next for the just-signed Scarlett. I have a friend who says "When the Right One Comes Along" is going to be her wedding song. »
- Patrick Gomez
Jennifer Aniston Gets (Nearly) Naked as a Stripper in We're the Millers
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Playing a stripper at 44? No problem at all for Jennifer Aniston. The actress isn't shy about showing off her famously sculpted body in the upcoming movie We're the Millers, playing a stripper opposite Jason Sudeikis's small-time drug dealer. And all that work with yoga instructor Mandy Ingber continues to pay off, as Aniston puts on a show sans (most) clothes several times in the action comedy. For the bride-to-be - who recently admitted she was "a lot rounder" 20 years ago than she is today - undressing for the camera is nothing new. She did several nude scenes for 2012's Wanderlust. »
- By Tim Nudd
Phineas and Ferb Mash-Up Taylor Swift's 'I Knew You Were Trouble'
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The stars of the Disney Channel's Phineas and Ferb have gotten into some "Trouble" with Taylor Swift. Using clips from the animated series, the Dr. Doof character sings to Perry the Platypus in a cleverly silly mash-up music video set to the pop star's hit, "I Knew You Were Trouble." The video premieres Friday at 8 p.m. Et on the "Gravity Falls" episode. We're told the song is a great fit for the relationship between the two characters, as Perry always finds a way to thwart Dr. Doof's evil plans. Following the video's debut, it will be available on the Disney Channel website. »
Earl Morse Helps Fly World War II Veterans to See Their Memorial
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Earl Morse had no idea that a casual question would end up launching him on a life-changing crusade. It was December 2004, and the physician assistant was chatting with some World War II veteran patients when the subject turned to the memorial in their honor that had just opened the previous spring in Washington, D.C. "I said to them, 'Have you been to see your new memorial?' " says Morse, 54, who was working at an outpatient clinic for veterans in Chillicothe, Ohio. "Sadly, none of them had been," says Morse, who still works as a full-time Pa for the Va and lives in Enon, »
- Anne Lang and Nicole Weisensee Egan
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