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Kapuso’s newest darling
Every now and then, television networks discover someone and adopt her or him as a prized possession. Take the case of Bela Padilla, now emerging as the newest ‘it’ girl on the Kapuso network.
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First encounter was the charm
The popular online dating service eHarmony claims 2 percent of its users marry, but who really knows? "The best $99 I've ever spent," says Karna Roa, 34, a wedding photographer from Sebastopol who signed with eHarmony in the summer of 2004 to increase the... eHarmony - Online dating service - Relationships - Dating - Personals
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Out and About to Get Ugly
IF YOU DRIVE a Volvo and you do yoga, you are pretty much a Democrat," the Bush-Cheney campaign manager Ken Mehlman—soon to be the head of the Republican National Committee—reportedly told a meeting of Republican governors last week.
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Matchmaker Ann Wood still works the old-fashioned way
Ann Wood still sits down face-to-face with her lonely hearts, drawing out their romantic histories, their passions and their hopes for a mate. And when the Georgetown matchmaker fully understands her clients, she chooses their dates. There's nothing digital about it, no e-mail evaluations or comp... Matchmaking - Relationships - Personals - Dating - Business
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I married a monster: the TV show
Marriage, it's enough to make you lose faith in mankind -- emphasis here on man. At least that's the way you may feel after watching a few of the fascinating, scary, nearly incomprehensible true stories on ID's new show, "Who The (Bleep) Did I Marry?" The new...
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Sweaty Betty Blues Band to perform at Rocco's Tavern
History is filled with husband-and-wife teams who work together: Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, Stevie Lawrence and Eydie Gorme, John and Yoko, McMillan and Wife.
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Man accused of faking personals ads on Craigslist charged in Denton County
Michael Martin never anticipated he'd receive so many phone calls, e-mails and text messages after posting an ad on Craigslist to sell an old boat.
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So romantic! As economy stutters, hearts flutter
Economic woes seem to unleash something practically primal in many who find themselves without a partner: a hardwired desire for companionship. This helps to explain the phenomenal membership spikes at dating services, no matter how costly. Economy - Relationships - Dating - People - Personals
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10 ways to avoid heartbreak with dating services
It's true that many people find love with the help of dating services. But it's also true that many customers spend a whole lot of money for a whole lot of nothing. 10 Tips columnist Laura T. Coffey offers advice to point dating-service customers in the right direction. Dating system - Relationships - Dating - Personals - Advice
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