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Credulous Republicans and the urban legend of a 'conservative' Britney Spears
By James Frazier - Special to The Washington Times
Despite the widespread assumption of Britney Spears’ right-ish leanings, she has never been known to her fans as a politically active, committed — or even aware — entertainer. And it turns out the claims for her conservative proclivities have been unsupported by much in the way of evidence, even of the anecdotal variety. On closer inspection — indeed, even on perfunctory inspection — it appears that the belief that Miss Spears leans right is, at least as of now, little more than an urban legend. Published May 15, 2012 Comments
Betty White: Actress heads to Washington to see the animals
By Brett ZongkerBRETT ZONGKER - Associated Press
Betty White is headed to Washington to see the wildlife — not the donkeys and elephants on Capitol Hill, but the animals in the National Zoo. Published May 16, 2012 Comments
John Lennon: Beatle’s killer transferred to another N.Y. prison
By Associated Press
John Lennon’s killer has been transferred to another maximum-security state prison in western New York after spending more than 30 years in Attica Correctional Facility. Published May 16, 2012 Comments
Jessica Sanchez: Philippine leader Benigno Aquino III backs her on ‘American Idol’
By Associated Press
Philippine President Benigno Aquino III has picked his “American Idol.” Published May 16, 2012 Comments
DeGeneres next up for Twain Prize
By Brett Zongker - Associated Press
Ellen DeGeneres, who broke ground in 1997 as the first lead character on prime-time TV to reveal she was gay, is winning the nation’s top humor prize. Published May 15, 2012 Comments
Tuning in to TV: ABC announces fall schedule
By THE WASHINGTON TIMES
ABC will introduce new shows about a fading country music star, a trapped submarine, alien neighbors and a creepy New York apartment building this fall. Published May 15, 2012 Comments
Taking Names: Stephen King to speak at UMass-Lowell
By THE WASHINGTON TIMES
What a horror! Stephen King, whose books have been sending chills up millions of people’s spines for decades, will make a rare public appearance at a Massachusetts university later this year. Published May 15, 2012 Comments

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