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Madonna had to be 'rushed to hospital and intubated after being found unresponsive' in New York on Saturday - with the star's manager confirming that she was suffering from a 'serious bacterial infection' that required a days-long stay in the ICU. The 64-year-old pop star's terrifying health scare was shared with the world by her longtime manager Guy O'Seary, who revealed on Instagram that Madonna has been forced to postpone her hotly-anticipated 40th anniversary tour as a result of her medical struggles. O'Seary insisted in his post that the singer and mother-of-six is 'expected to make a full recovery' and that her 'health is improving,' but added that she is 'still under medical care.'
Today, the Supreme Court
of the United States overruled its prior precedent to permit race to be
considered as one of many factors in the higher education admission process.
Updated on June 13, 2023 10:43AM EDT:
Treat Williams, the star of Everwood and Hair, died after a motorcycle accident. He was 71.
The actor's death was confirmed on Monday evening by his agent of 15 years, Barry McPherson.
"He was killed this afternoon. He was making a left or a right [and] a car cut him off," McPherson says. "I'm just devastated. He was the nicest guy. He was so talented."
"He was an actor's actor. Filmmakers loved him. He's been the heart of Hollywood since the late 1970s," McPherson continues. "He was really proud of his performance this year. He's been so happy with the work that I got him. He's had a balanced career."
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Jacob Gribble, the fire chief for Dorset, Vermont, stated the crash happened on Monday around 5 p.m. on Route 30 by Long Trail Auto near Dorset, Vermont.
Per Gribble, the incident involved a single car and Williams' motorcycle. Investigators believe the car driver was turning and didn't see the motorcycle. Gribble says the motorcyclist was the only person hurt, and a LifeNet helicopter was summoned to airlift him to a hospital in New York.
The Manchester Fire Department responded and set up the landing zone for the helicopter. Other emergency services that responded included East Dorset Fire and Rupert Fire.
The Vermont State Police also released a press release later on Monday, confirming Williams' identity and the details surrounding the crash. Police confirmed the investigation is in its early stages, and team members will return to the collision location on Tuesday, June 13, to continue processing the scene.
Updated on June 12, 2023 10:43AM EDT:
Three-time Olympic medalist Tori Bowie, who died in early May at the age of 32, was in labor at the time of her death, Bowie's agent, Kimberly Holland, confirmed to CBS News on Monday.
Bowie died from complications of childbirth, Holland said. Bowie was at her Florida home at the time, CBS News previously reported.
"Unfortunately, so many people, including the media, are making speculations that she did something to herself, which is very hurtful," Holland said. "So hopefully, now knowing the truth, there will be many apologies."
Bowie won three medals at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games: a silver medal in the 100-meter dash, a bronze medal in the 200-meter dash and a gold medal with her teammates in the 100-meter relay.
After her death, Icon Management Inc., the agency that represented Bowie, remembered Bowie as "a client, dear friend, daughter and sister. Tori was a champion…a beacon of light that shined so bright! We're truly heartbroken and our prayers are with the family and friends."
Team USA on Twitter remembered Bowie as "an admired friend, teammate, and a great representative of Team USA."
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A 12-year-old Texas girl was honored for calling 911 to get help for her sick family, saving them from carbon monoxide poisoning.
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PRISON... Just the sound of the word conjures images of isolation, subjugation, desperation, and intimidation.
Darryl Hunt could fly" was the eulogy delivered by Dr. Mendez at Darryl's memorial service.
A high school student in Georgia says his hard work has paid off when it comes to attending college.
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Body Cam Captures Dewon Greer Being Slammed Against a Concrete Wall by Sheriff Deputies Following False Accusation of Non-payment of Child Support
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National African American History Month had its origins in 1915 when historian and author Dr. Carter G. Woodson founded the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History.
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February 2020 marks the 5 year anniversary of Rodney Jerome Sumler's last issue as Publisher of The AC Phoenix Newspaper. He became ill while working on the February 2015 issue.
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The first cohort of Reginald F. Lewis Scholars are heading to Paris, France on the program’s inaugural study abroad trip.
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Earning a solid ACT score is hard enough, but a perfect ACT score is a feat few people get to reach yet for a Chicago 16-year-old he not only earned a perfect score but made history doing it.
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In an effort to track his family history the author has skillfully layered the foundation of his roots. Julius Faucette searches for a workable meaning to his life through his ancestor's choices of color. Faucette takes the reader back to the 1700's through research and intimate conversations with one of the oldest members in the family. Eugene Pinnix, who lived to be 104, speaks to the readers through Julius Faucette. 
Fluidly, calmly, insightfully, Faucette guides his readers straight to the intersection of the most serious questions of identity, class and race. The Saga of Madison Brown "A Choice of Color" is a story of race, inheritance and color choices. Not often does one hear of someone of German ancestry passing for black. Through his research, Faucette reveals how individuals in the Madison Brown family were able to make color choices, which ultimately resulted in life changes.
Faucette cleverly shifts between information obtained through general research and his on-going interviews with Eugene Pinnix. By combining both, he is able to educate and entertain his readers. The author deciphers a historic unknown by matching it with known facts obtained through his cousin Eugene. And the contrast between those born in slavery and those born to freedmen is powerful. This historical pictorial will draw readers in.
As the Madison Brown history unfolds, each generation passes down to the next that thirst to make color choices. The struggles of each play out in this candid historical review. In this irresistible story, Faucette resists the urge to paint with a broad brush that will stereotype the races. He utilizes the information obtained from not only his dear cousin, but also documents from local courthouses, state records, etc., to present a complete family picture.
This first edition will take the reader back several generations and the result is that
most will yearn to know their family origins.
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