Billy Mays died of a heart attack, but it was brought on by cocaine use.
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Billy Mays cocaine use aided death – From Inside the Box – Zap2it
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Tagged Billy Mays, development, effects of cocaine, Heart Attack, killed-him, sleep, the-development, the-heart
Paper Heart comes out in limited release today, with Michael Cera playing — surprise! — an awkward teenager in a twee comedy .
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Michael Cera’s Arrested Development
Actress Leelee Sobieski is engaged to menswear designer Adam Kimmel. Sobieski donned her marquise diamond engagement ring to the L.A. premiere of her latest flick, the Johnny Depp drama Public Enemies , in Los Angeles June 23
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LeeLee Sobieski: Engaged to Adam Kimmel!
The original intent of the comments section–a place for readers to respond to content and start a dialog between author and audience–works fabulously in some circumstances. Some blogs have dozens of thoughtful, well reasoned comments cropping up at the bottom of each post.
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Which site has the stupidest commenters on the web?
John Michael Higgins isn’t a household name, but you’ve probably seen him acting in Christopher Guest films and/or as Wayne Jarvis on Arrested Development . He also portrayed Letterman in The Late Shift , something he says Letterman still hates him for.
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Never Piss Off David Letterman
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Tagged bill hicks, development, Hbo, Hollywood, jay leno, nature, project, really-daunting, the late shift, tonight-show, York
It’s a good thing this epic recession is an opportunity to “reset” our culture, as Kurt Andersen tells us, or slough off the chains of corporatism, as per Douglas Rushkoff . Otherwise it would really suck for all the unemployed people. We haven’t read Andersen’s new book, called Reset , but we got a preview in his essay for Time a few months ago arguing that the economic mess that has one in eight Americans behind on their mortgage payments or in foreclosure is actually a good thing because it could herald a “rediscovery of the common good.” Rushkoff makes a similar, if larger, argument in Life, Inc
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It’s Not a Crippling Recession. It’s a Learning Experience!
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Tagged colbert-report, development, economic, investment, kansas, press-release, renaissance, towns
Top US trade and energy officials said Thursday they were confident China and the United States would step up cooperation on climate change after meeting with Chinese leaders. US Trade Secretary Gary Locke and Energy Secretary Steven Chu, both ethnic Chinese, came to China seeking to open the Asian giant's markets to US green technology while urging Beijing to set hard targets on gas emissions. “Secretary Chu and I measured the success of this trip by answering the simple question of whether America and China can increase their cooperation in the development..
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US officials confident of greater clean energy ties with China
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Tagged climate-change, development, issue, look-insane, own-versions, simple, the-real, trip, united-states
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