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‘Potter’ star: I’ll still be acting after series ends

About to turn 20, actor Daniel Radcliffe is looking ahead to life beyond “Harry Potter.” Full story |   Video

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Snaring a Hollywood ‘Dr. Feelgood’

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how easy it is to get prescription meds

  Video: In the wake of Michael Jackson's death, NBC's Jeff Rossen looks at how accessible drugs are for celebrities, people with cash

Jackson’s drug history being probed, chief says
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‘650-lb. Virgin’ lost the weight, looking for love

Once morbidly obese, David Smith dropped 410 pounds with trainer's help. Now, he's looking for a girl. Story |   Video

Police: Cheerleader stole girls' charity cash
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‘Me and My Gang’

  Video: The Rascal Flatts perform their hit songs for a crowd of enthusiastic fans on Rockefeller Plaza.


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Adventures in Cancerland, Part 2: Lust for life

In the second chapter of a journal chronicling his treatment for cancer, reporter and columnist Mike Celizic finds himself thinking not of the discomfort ahead, but “about how I’d let the weeds and creepers overtake my life” – and begins living in the moment again.

Looking for love, 650-pound virgin loses 410
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‘Potter’ star: I’ll still be acting after series ends

Approaching his 20th birthday as “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” premieres, Daniel Radcliffe has been playing the mega-popular wizard half his life. But unlike his costar Emma Watson, who says she may leave show business once the movie series ends, he plans to keep acting. "I want to work hard and for as long as possible," he said.

Jackson’s drug history being probed, chief says

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Book now! 17 up-and-coming hotels

To qualify for a World’s Best Award, a hotel or company must receive a minimum number of votes from Travel + Leisure magazine’s readers. Unfortunately these hotels, spa and airline didn’t make it in time for this year, but Travel + Leisure predicts they’ll  make their World’s Best lists in the near future. Here are their picks:

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