Tim Curry, 67, recovering at his LA home after suffering a major stroke
‘He is doing great’: Tim Curry is recovering at his LA home after having a stroke
Tim Curry, the star of the Rocky Horror Show, is recovering after having a stroke at his home in Los Angeles.
The British actor, 67, is said to be ‘doing great’ following the collapse.
First of all, why was Karl providing a statement to CNN, but saying nothing on ABC’s “This Week,” which featured him and his “scoop” prominently last Sunday? That’s just very weird.
On to the statement itself: Karl admits the email that served as an electronic smoking gun, proving the White House intervened on the side of State, “was quoted inaccurately,” but the story “still entirely stands.” That’s gutsy – and crazy.
The passive voice “was quoted inaccurately” sounds a lot like “mistakes were made.” Who quoted it inaccurately? Was it Karl’s source? Or was it Karl himself?
Indeed, Karl “updated” his story “immediately” — only to say that despite the fact that Rhodes’s email didn’t say what he claimed it did, he stood by his story, and the real problem was that the White House refused to release the chain of emails. He hasn’t spoken since the White House took his advice and made the emails public – which unraveled his story entirely.
Local Newspaper Deletes Story About Saudi Government Plan to Link Twitter Accounts to National IDs
Saudi English-language daily Arab News published a front page story today saying the government may try to end anonymity for Twitter users in the country by limiting access to the site to people who register their national identification documents. That story was soon picked up by international news agency Reuters, but it seems that the original report in Arab News has been deleted since then.
Soledad is talented at producing in-depth, serious pieces of journalism, and is a tough interviewer. That doesn’t seem to fit the direction the network is going.
…Jeff Zucker, ladies and gentlemen.
Let’s all remember Zucker’s interest in journalistic enterprise at this point in time. Chris Cuomo can do yeoman work very good work as an investigative journalist, but Erin Burnett has yet to prove that she is more than a news reader.
This is where Christopher Dorner is reported to be in a stand off with law enforcement very near this location.
KABC broadcasted live images of a car-to-car search at the bottom of City Creek on Highway 330. That is on another highway leading from the Big Bear area at least 30 miles by vehicle away from the location of the stand off.
The area KNBC says Christopher Dorner is cornered by Law Enforcement in the San Bernardino Mountains
7 Oaks Rd, Big Bear, CA 92305
Great first half @ravens ! The Champ’s ready for the second half and a Super Bowl victory. #teamofdestinylockerz.com/s/281287982
— RealALI_me (@RealALI_me) February 4, 2013
May May Ali, the daughter of boxing icon Muhammad Ali, squelched rumors about her famous father being on his deathbed , with family members posting a picture of the Greatest in the comfort of his home watching the Super Bowl and rooting for his team, the Baltimore Ravens, reports the Courier-Journal.
May May on the other hand told the Associated Press the deathbed rumors about her dad pop up every now and then but no one should give any credence to them at all.
Meanwhile, Ali family spokesperson Bob Gunnell returned a call from the Courier-Journal that was placed to the champ’s wife, Lonnie. Gunnell wanted to assure the public that Ali was fine and that “he looks great” and went on to reveal that Ali was “having a Super Bowl Party.”
Ali’s family went on to tweet a picture on Ali’s Twitter account of the 71-year-old former World Heavyweight Boxing Champ in a Baltimore Ravens tee, sitting in an upright position with his fists up and holding a team helmet balloon.
….sorry, but rumors of his impending demise are greatly exaggerated.
Muhammad Ali (via Boxing legend Muhammad Ali near death, says his brother | News.com.au)
Rahman Ali told The Sun his 71-year-old brother - who is known as The Greatest - cannot speak and no longer recognises him.
“He’s in a bad way. He’s very sick,” Rahman Ali said.“It could be months, it could be days. I don’t know if he’ll last the summer. He’s in God’s hands.”
The South Bay Power Plant was imploded Saturday morning to clear the way for development along Chula Vista’s bayfront.
The plant was built in the late 1950s and first began producing energy in 1960, according to port officials. However, it has long been an eyesore along the city’s otherwise picturesque shoreline.
The facility was shut down at the end of 2010. Since then, work crews have removed asbestos, disconnected electrical lines and taken out fuel.
