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msnbc.com
Wanted: A dog to marry Lucky and help others in need
msnbc.com
Diamond said that when she adopted Lucky in 1999, the Maltese suffered from separation anxiety, forcing her to carry the 8 lbs. pooch to all the dates on her social calendar - dinner parties, TV show tapings and charity events.

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Expert: Lucky Palace lost profit projection "speculative"
WSFA
Callaway Gardens is in the process of selling a 4000 acre chunk of its property in Harris County, and officialsMore >> A&E has canceled its hit reality television series "Dog the Bounty Hunter." The following is an exclusive statement from Duane 'Dog' ...


 
USA TODAY
Heidi Klum sells off a back rub for AMFAR gala
USA TODAY
In other rich people news, one lucky bidder even purchased an entire fashion show. Big names designers such as Kenneth Cole, Ralph Lauren and Roberto Cavalli each designed a dress which was worn on the runway of a fashion show by supermodels like ...

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Stuff.co.nz
Lucky, the celebrity-sniffing dog, seeks eligible mate for marriage
Vancouver Sun
Diamond said that when she adopted Lucky in 1999, the Maltese suffered from separation anxiety, forcing her to carry the 8 lbs. pooch to all the dates on her social calendar - dinner parties, TV show tapings and charity events.
Dog marriage for charity leaderStuff.co.nz

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Wilton native produces Broadway shows
The Hour
WILTON--A career-ending broken foot could easily be one of the most devastating things to happen to an aspiring ballerina, but for Wilton native Fran Kirmser, the break turned out to be a lucky one. After her injury, Kirmser parlayed her love of ...

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Llanishen Dental Centre celebrates 30 years
Dentistry IQ
Founded by dental surgeons Ralph Hicks and Richard Seaman, the purpose-built practice was the first of its kind in South Wales, designed by Richard's architect-father Wyn Seaman. The practice was built with the future in mind, and all this time later ...


 
Wall Street Journal
An Artist of the TV Age
Wall Street Journal
By RALPH GARDNER JR. Did you ever wonder what became of all those kids—I include myself in this category, and perhaps you are, too—who spent the better part of the 1950s, '60s, '70s and, for all I know, every year up to the present day planted in ...