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Singer David Lee Roth (2nd R) performs with (L-R) Alex, Wolfgang, and Eddie Van Halen during a private Valen Halen show to announce the band's upcoming tour at Cafe Wha? in New York

Van Halen gets a Jump-start with Roth-fronted album

A Different Kind of Truth is a pretty ponderous name for a not very ponderous album -- Van Halen's first in 28 years with David Lee Roth as frontman. If they'd been in as cheeky a mood titling it as they were in recording it, maybe they could have gone with: 1985.
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Christina Aguilera ‘Blood’ on Leg at Etta James’ Funeral: How to Use Self-Tanner [PHOTOS]

Christina Aguilera raised many questions about the odd brown substance dripping down her leg during her performance at Etta James' funeral on Saturday in California, which some called blood or period blood while others believe it was a self-tan snafu running own her thigh and shin. However, had she used self-tan properly, the embarrassing leaky streak incident would have been eradicated. Here is a guide how to properly use self-tanning products at home.
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S&P Warns G20 Nations of Downgrade over Health Costs

Ratings agency Standard & Poor's warned Monday that it may downgrade "a number of highly rated" Group of 20 countries in 2015 if their governments fail to enact reforms to curb rising health-care spending and other costs related to aging populations.
Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi speaks to supporters from a vehicle at Yae Phyu village in Dawei township January 29, 2012.

Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi Calls for Constitutional Changes

Awaiting the Great Transformation: Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on Sunday for changes to the military-drafted constitution in her first political trip since ending a boycott of the country's political system last year and announcing plans to run for parliament.
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ABC picks up 3 comedy pilots

ABC beefed up its comedy stockpile Friday with orders for three pilots. How to Live With Your Parents for the Rest of Your Life, created by Claudia Lonow (Friends With Benefits, Accidentally on Purpose and, more recently, the troubled cross-dressing sitcom Work It), will follow the adventures of recent divorcee and single mother Polly, who moves in with her eccentric parents, Elaine and Max, who are full of life but know no boundaries. Lonow is also executive-prod...
Men More Susceptible To Mild Memory Loss than Women

Men More Susceptible To Mild Memory Loss than Women: Mayo Study

New research from the Mayo Clinic Study of Aging has suggested that more than six percent of all Americans between 70 and 89 develop MCI every year. The study noted that men, especially those with high school education, were more likely to be affected.
Despite costly efforts, no drug has yet been found that can keep Alzheimer's disease from progressing. Some researchers fear drug companies will give up entirely.

Alzheimer's Disease Drug by 2025: Is This Goal Too Ambitious?

The U.S. government has set a deadline of 2025 for finding an effective way to treat or prevent Alzheimer's disease, an ambitious target considering there is no cure on the horizon and one that sets a firm deadline unlike previous campaigns against cancer or AIDS.
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Therapy May Reverse Multiple Sclerosis Effects

Researchers have found a new therapeutic method that may restore damaged myelin sheaths lost during Multiple Sclerosis in a proof-of-principle study published in the journal Cell Stem Cell.
Ron Paul Beats Newt Gingrich For Third Place In Michigan Primary Place

Ron Paul 2012: The Curious Case of His Haters

The peculiar situation Republican presidential hopeful Ron Paul faces in the GOP race for nod isn't exactly anomalous in a democracy. The reason for his perceived lack of popularity differs greatly among the different segments of voters. While some ardent fans have no confusion whatsoever, a significant share of conservative voters are still dithering over choosing him as their first-choice.
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Withdrawal Symptoms: What Happens When Baby Boomers Retire?

A whopping 44 percent of all mutual-fund shareholders are baby boomers, according to an Investment Company Institute report. As they take withdrawals from their retirement kitties over the next couple of decades, you're looking at a major, potentially market-altering event.

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