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OLYMPICS supremo and former gold medallist, Lord Sebastian Coe, visited St Albans last week to lend his support to young sportsmen and women who hope to tour the UK and overseas.
John Samuel pays tribute to John Rodda
He was a distinguished Guardian sports reporter, specialising in the Olympic games With the death of John Rodda at the age of 78, the Guardian is the poorer for the loss of one more notable journalist who bridged its expansion from Manchester to the newspaper of today. But the paper is the richer for a legacy of strong, mettlesome reporting and influential commentary on sport, especially ...
Kevin Mitchell pays tribute to the late John Rodda
John Rodda, a journalist of the old school, was admired for his deep knowledge of sport, balanced reporting and discretion John Rodda used to wear a most suitable choice of spectacles, half-moon, so he could alternately read, think and peer around him in a world where his knowing look conveyed more than schoolmasterly disapproval. Not many journalists husbanded their knowledge and ...
Olympics journalist Rodda dies after long illness
LONDON (AP) -- John Rodda, a British journalist who covered the Olympics for more than 30 years, has died after a long illness, his former newspaper reported Wednesday. He was 78.
British journalist John Rodda dies; covered nine Olympics
LONDON (AP) -- John Rodda, a British journalist who covered the Olympics for more than 30 years, die...
Lady Gaga created a fashion disaster in Australia this week, when she showed up for a Sydney radio station. The thing that stands out in all of this is that its Australia, a place not exactly located on the cusp of all things fashion. Its not a runway. If this had happened in New York
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Mary-Kate Olsen might have taken a front row seat at Proenza Schouler to check out the designing duo's fall ‘09 line, but the star was also showing off something new of her and sister Ashley's own design: Elizabeth and James shoes! The pint-size designer coordinated her turquoise dress and white Elizabeth
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Camilla Belle has signed on to be the new spokesperson for H.E.L.P, a non-profit organization established in Malawi, Africa that is dedicated to making a difference by giving children hope, education, love, protection and a chance to make their aspirations and dreams become a reality. Camilla and H.E.L.P. have partnered with
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SoHo looked more like Hollywood last night as stars turned out for the much anticipated launch party for the famed British cheap-and-chic retailer Topshop in N.Y.C. And while the lead-up to the opening may have been plagued by delays, the wait was worth it as everyone from Topshop's star designer
Madonna is still appealing, but her appeal just got a whole heck of a lot more difficult. The Malawi kid that Madonna want's have care takers raise in America apparently has a father. Who woulda thought??? here is more from People.
"I want to take care of her, and I'm capable of taking care of my
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