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Lionel Richie Moves 20,000 CDs in One Hour on HSN | Rolling Stone - Mark Dagostino - Tuskegee, named for the 62-year-old's Alabama hometown and featuring countrified covers of some of his biggest hits (including "Say You, Say Me," "Stuck on You," and "Easy"), teams Richie with a host of country superstars, including Blake Shelton, Darius Rucker (a country crossover artist himself) and Willie Nelson. The album also features the first new recording from Shania Twain in seven years, as she replaces Diana Ross on a new version of "Endless Love."
Tim Tebow Trade Rumors: Why Jacksonville Jaguars Must Make a Play for QB | Bleacher Report - David Levin - The fact he signed with Denver isn't as big in sports news circles as much as what happens now to Tim Tebow, the uber-popular rock star football player (notice I did not say quarterback) who is in limbo as far as fans, the NFL and pop culture are concerned. And while there are reasons for him to sign with a handful of teams, there is only one that in many fans' eyes makes sense. The Jacksonville Jaguars.
Is Mitt Romney the Most Unpopular Likely Presidential Nominee Ever? - The Daily Beast - Andrew Romano - Romney would have to overcome a larger favorability deficit than any other modern presidential candidate, and currently boasts the worst primary-season favorable-unfavorable split of any major-party nominee of at least the last 36 years.
Noreen Harrington: The Mets’ Madoff Whistle-Blower - The Daily Beast - Noreen Harrington told Mets co-owner Saul Katz that Bernie Madoff’s rosy results had to be either pure fiction or the product of illegal trading. Her testimony was one reason the team’s owners have agreed to pay $162 million to Madoff’s victims.
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