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YouTube cooking star Auntie Fee is on life support after suffering a heart attack at age 59, TMZ reports. She was rushed to Harbor-UCLA Medical Center in Torrance, California, on Tuesday, March 14, and is fighting for her life, according to the website.
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The internet personality (real name Felicia ODell) shot to viral fame in 2014 after she posted an expletive-laced video on how to make sweet treats for the kids. The recipe included crescent rolls, butter, cinnamon-sugar and raisins.
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The same year, she also posted her most famous YouTube video, titled How to feed seven people with just $3. In the vid, she uses ramen noodles, leftover steaks from last weeks tacos, dried parsley and cheese to whip up dinner. Auntie Fee has even had celebrity guests for her segments, including Sherri Shepherd.
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The YouTube star also sells spices, aprons, t-shirts and baseball caps on her website. auntie Fee has a personal goal to inspire home cooks and food preparers with her signature quick and easy dishes put together on a tight budget, her website says. Life experience has Auntie Fee doing what she loves, Cookin and Cussin, which has proven to be helpful and entertaining to her fans all over the world."
Auntie Fee posted her most recent YouTube video, in which she hilariously reviewed her experience getting takeout from Arts Wings and Things, on March 6.
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The 2017 NIT bracket was released Sunday night. Syracuse, Iowa, Illinois State and Cal earnedthe No. 1 seeds. The tournament begins Tuesday, March 14 and ends Thursday, March 30.
View the whole NIT bracket below and print it here. Keep up with the scores here.
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Land of 10s Ben Axelrod and Bobby La Gesse contributed to this report.
The 2016-17 Ohio State mens basketball season is officially over.And the sad thing is, its probably for the better.
After tallying 17-15 on the year with a 7-11 record in the Big Ten, the Buckeyes were left out of not just the NCAA Tournament, but the National Invitation Tournament (NIT) as well. With that, what Ohio State head coach Thad Matta admitted earlier this week had been one of the most perplexing seasons of his 17-year head coaching career is officially over.
On ESPNs NIT selection show, tournament chair Reggie Minton confirmed the Buckeyes came just a little bit short of making the field.
Despite wins over NCAA Tournament teams in Wisconsin, Michigan and Michigan State, Ohio States resume was admittedly lackluster.
After winning their first eight games, the Buckeyes have yet to string together more than two wins in a row since November and lost their first four games in conference play. Ohio States final contest was a 66-57 defeat at the hands of last-place Rutgers in the opening round of the Big Ten Tournament.
Tonight we werent ready to fight at the level we needed to fight, for whatever reason, Matta said following the Buckeyes loss to the Scarlet Knights. March Madness, all that stuff. I told the guys, This is where players play. This is where players make money.
Ohio State wont have an opportunity to do just that, as the Buckeyes have missed out on the NCAA Tournament for the second straight season. Missing the NIT, however, marks a new low for the Matta era.
In theory, the NIT could have provided Ohio State with an opportunity to create some much needed consistency, especially with a roster that possesses just one senior. String together some wins as the Buckeyes did when they won the nit in 2008 under matta and perhaps they could have carried that momentum into next season.
The only problem, however, is that as a program, Ohio State is past the point where what it could have done this spring would have affected the crossroads the Buckeyes appear to be approaching. Ohio State likely needs to make next years NCAA Tournament to avoid major changes and even that might not be enough. As I wrote earlier this week, the 2017-18 season will be a make-or-break campaign in the Matta era in Columbus.
Ultimately, anything Ohio State could have done in the coming weeks wouldnt have outweighed its performances in the previous months. The Buckeyes need more than just a hot streak; They need a complete season.
With 4-star center Kaleb Wesson set to arrive this summer, Ohio States team could look very different next season, even if the faces are largely the same. Current Buckeyes center Trevor Thompson has also been linked to the NBA, which would have only lessened any lasting effect a a potential NIT run could have had.
Ultimately, however, thats not a problem Ohio State is going to have worry about.
The Buckeyes season is over. But the madness for Ohio State basketball might just be beginning.
Why Iowa fans should be excited for the 2017 NIT
1. Any postseason is better than no postseason
No, this isnt the big dance, and a NIT berth wont come with the same long-term benefits for this young team.
But it is a postseason tournament. A team that relies as heavily on freshmen as the Hawkeyes do needs those youngsters to dip their toes into the postseason pool even if its not the NCAA Tournament.
Postseason contests are different than regular-season games. Iowa saw as much in the Big Ten Tournament. The Hawkeyes and the players expected to be the backbone of the team for the next several years need to experience it.
No, the NIT wont completely prepare Iowa for the atmosphere and emotions of the NCAA Tournament, but it is better than nothing for a team that will be facing increased expectations next season.
2. How does Iowa respond to the Indiana loss
The Big Ten Tournament opener was Iowas biggest game of the year, on the biggest stage for the freshmen. The Hawkeyes struggled, losing 95-73 to Indiana. Yes, the Hoosiers were great and were likely beating any team in the league on Thursday. That doesnt excuse how Iowa played. It was far from the teams best game of the season.
This is the kind of loss that can linger. Can the Hawkeyes overcome it? Will they be able to regroup for another tournament where one loss sends you home?
The NIT is as much about if a team wants to play in the tournament as anything. So how Iowa transitions out of its Big Ten tourney performance matters if the team is to make a deep NIT run.
3. There is a legitimate shot for a deep tournament run
The Hawkeyes are a No. 1 seed. They wont need to leave Carver Hawkeye-Arena to make a trip to Madison Square Garden and the Final Four.
The path to New York is as easy as it can get. Why not try to make the most of it?
Home-court advantage in the NIT can, at times, be an oxymoron. Games in front of a few thousand fans can be commonplace across the country, but not having to leave town and disrupt a teams routine is a plus.
Iowa played its best basketball at the end of the regular season, winning four straight before the Indiana loss. When the defense came around, the Hawkeyes went from a team without postseason hopes to one playing at least one more game, with a good chance at a few more.
4. One last time with Peter Jok
At times, it seems like the All-Big Ten first-team guard is a little underappreciated by the Iowa fan base. He is one of the top players in the tournament and is capable of scoring 30-plus points in any game. Jok could put together another offensive show well worth anyones time. He is reason enough to pay attention to Iowas NIT run.
5. Iowa plays an entertaining style of basketball
Dont kid yourself style of play is a factor when it comes to the NIT. Unless youre a true basketball junkie, entertainment quality is a key factor that determines whether youll turn on the game. People wont be watching if two teams are trying to do their best Virginia impression, hoping to win a 45-42 game.
The Hawkeyes, with their up-tempo offense and desire to turn the game into a track meet, meet the entertainment factor.
Mount St. Marys vs. New Orleans:The Mountaineers started the season 1-11, and their second leading scorer is Junior Robinson, whos 5-foot-5 in his shoes. Hurricane Katrina nearly wiped out the New Orleans program. School officials announced they were dropping from Division I six years ago, then changed their minds. The Privateers lost 20 games last season, were picked to finish ninth in the Southland, and their coach, Mark Slessinger has been known to dress up in a crustacean costume for the annual Crawfish Mambo. Really, can you think of a better way to start the tournament?
Kansas State vs. Wake Forest:Kansas State survived a 2-8 spin into the wall at midseason. Wake Forest trailed Pittsburgh by 19, Louisville by 14 and Virginia Tech by 13, and won all three, at a time late in the season it couldnt afford to lose any. Maybe its the Arnold Palmer patches the Demon Deacons are wearing to honor their late alum, because that was sinking a lot of long putts.
North Carolina Central vs. UC Davis:You think the North Carolina Tar Heels are close to Duke? North Carolina Central is just 2 miles down the road from Cameron Indoor Stadium. The Eagles get a wee bit less notoriety than their neighbors, but coach LeVelle Moton is still NCCU"s all-time leader in 3-pointers, so we"re thinking he can outshoot Mike Krzyzewski. Not to mention his players, who are 224th in the nation in 3-point percentage. UC Davis is ranked No. 1 (in veterinary medicine). The Aggies got here by beating UC Irvine 50-47 in the Big West title game. Seven days earlier, they had lost to the same team 79-49.
Providence vs. USC:Providence was ninth in the Big East preseason poll, which is not too encouraging in a 10-team league. Six consecutive wins at the end did wonders. USCs 14-0 start was its best in 46 years. Then the Trojans went 10-9 the rest of the way.
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FIRST ROUND EAST
Villanova vs. Mount St. Marys-New Orleans winner:Might as well get the annual update out of the way. No. 16 seeds are now 0-128 against No. 1s. Any danger to the Wildcats" title defense seems minimal in this one. They ended No. 1 in the AP Top 25 on Monday, but this might not be the best time for that sort of thing. Only two top-ranked teams have ended up national champions in the past 21 years.
Wisconsin vs. Virginia Tech:If the Hokies dont get the Badgers in the first 40 minutes, they might not get them at all. Wisconsin has won eight overtime games in a row, seven of them on the road. The problem for the Badgers has not been overtime, but shooting. As in, lots of nights, they just cant do it, and Virginia Tech knows defense. Curious thing about the Hokies stat sheet. The two leading scorers, Zach LeDay and Seth Allen, have started only five games each.
Virginia vs. UNC Wilmington:UNC Wilmington scores 85 points a game. Virginia usually gives up that much in a week. But the Cavaliers are no doubt aware that the Seahawks played Duke to within eight points last March, and have won 18 of their last 21. It would not be good for Virginia to have one of its clanking shooting days. This is the team that in February scored 55, 41 and 48 for its lowest three-game output since 1951.
Florida vs. East Tennessee State:With four senior starters and winners of 13 of its last 15, and T.J. Cromer 40-plus percent from the 3-point line and 80-plus percent from the free-throw line, East Tennessee State is dangerous. It could be worse for Florida. Could be Vanderbilt. The Gators went 0-3 this season against Vandy, 14-2 against everybody else in the SEC.
SMU vs. Providence-USC winner:The Mustangs dont get much buzz, considering they"re 30-4. Nor have they been recognized for another lofty achievement; ending up fourth on the list of what mens teams were doing while the UConn women were busy winning 100 consecutive games. SMU went 72-14 in that time, behind only Villanova, Gonzaga and Kentucky.
Baylor vs. New Mexico State:Baylor has won 11 games this season after trailing in the second half, so the Bears are not prone to panic. Maybe thats what happens when all five starters are in their fourth or fifth years. New Mexico State has 28 victories. Last time the Aggies had that many was 1970, and they ended up in the Final Four.
South Carolina vs. Marquette:South Carolinas Sindarius Thornwell once scored 44 points with 21 rebounds against Alabama. You might not be surprised to learn that earned him SEC Player of the Week. And probably helped earn him the conference"s Player of the Year, for the matter. Marquettes Katin Reinhardt will become only the second man to ever play for three different schools in the NCAA tournament. He"s already been there with USC and UNLV. This is his last chance to actually win a game.
Duke vs. Troy:From No. 1 ranking in the nation to No. 5 seed in the ACC Tournament, the Blue Devils have taken the scenic route to March. Ten different lineups were used to get here, but the results have improved. And so has Krzyzewskis back. One of Troys top players is Wesley Person, whose father Wesley and uncle Chuck played in the NBA.
FIRST ROUND WEST
Gonzaga vs. South Dakota State:This just in from the history department. Five teams have previously started 29-0, like the Zags did this season. Four went to the Final Four. If that doesnt inspire confidence in Gonzaga, maybe this will: The Zags have been behind in the second half three times all year. Do we throw a blanket over South Dakota State now? Well, Mike Daum is the nations second leading scorer and went off for 51 points one night, and the Jackrabbits showed up in this tournament last year and lost to Maryland by only five points. So, no blanket yet.
Northwestern at Vanderbilt:Ah yes, the day Northwestern waited 78 years for. Maybe the Wildcats and Vandy can exchange stories on what its like to be the small fry in conferences of mega-schools. Northwestern has 23 wins, but lost seven of its last 12. Vanderbilt has 15 losses, but won seven of its last nine.
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Notre Dame at Princeton:The Ivy League has produced five NCAA tournament upsets in seven years, and heres Princeton with a 19-game winning streak. If coach Mitch Henderson wants to have anyone give a pep talk to his Tigers with stories about Princetons past tournament heroics, he can always call on ... well, himself. He was a guard the night Princeton knocked out UCLA in 1996. The Irish might need that nations-best 79.9 free-throw percentage.
West Virginia vs. Bucknell:Bob Huggins no doubt will give his Mountaineers a history lesson this week. How Bucknell once beat Kansas in this tournament, and Arkansas, and Arizona in the NIT. The Bison are the proverbial hard out. But then, so are these Mountaineers, whose eight defeats were by an average of 4.4 points. Its the first time since 1961 West Virginia had no losses by double-digits.
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Maryland vs. Xavier:Has Xavier cured the post-Edmond Sumner injury blues? The Musketeers lost their point guard and promptly dropped six in a row. Things have been looking up lately, which might be trouble for Maryland. Melo Trimble & Co. have dropped four of their past six. The problem is usually not with the Trimble part, but the & Co. part. Still, the Terrapins have won 12 consecutive first-round games.
Florida State vs. Florida Gulf Coast:Committee: really? In Orlando? You guys just having some fun? The Seminoles beat five ACC ranked opponents in 22 days, but occasionally have had wobbles. The Eagles have 157 dunks. Their famous predecessors, who came to be known as lovable Dunk City in the Sweet 16 march of 2013, had 148. These two have met only once before, in the 2014 NIT, with Florida State a 58-53 winner.
Saint Marys vs. VCU:Saint Marys is in the top 10 in the nation in seven important categories; scoring defense, rebound margin, assist-turnover ratio, 3-point defense, scoring margin, shooting and lousy timing, being so good in the West Coast Conference in the Year of Gonzaga. They also are one of the few teams that used one starting lineup all season. The Rams needed some timely whistles to build their resume. They won one game his season when St Bonaventure was hit with a last-second technical for premature celebration, and another when a foul was called on George Washington on an inbounds play with 0.4 seconds left.
Arizona vs. North Dakota:Arizona is 9-1 since Allonzo Trier got in the starting lineup. The Wildcats four losses this season came against Gonzaga, Butler, UCLA and Oregon combined record of 113-18. North Dakota could not be called the hotbed of basketball recruiting or hot in anything else during the winter so its probably no shocker that nobody from North Dakota is on the roster.
Kansas vs. North Carolina Central/UC Davis winner:During Kansas glorious 13-year run as Big 12 champions, the Jayhawks have been ousted by a 14th, 13th, 11th, 10th and 9th seed. They won the Big 12 again this season -- just like the sun rose in the east in Lawrence this morning -- but 10 of their league wins were by six points or less. That shows a lot of will. And it might show some vulnerability. Pick them for a long ride if you will -- its certainly reasonable with Frank Mason III on the floor -- but youve been warned.
Miami vs. Michigan State:Miami made it here with only nine scholarship players and lots of defense, holding North Carolina to 62, Duke to 50 and Virginia to 48. It hasnt always been pretty with the young, 14-loss Spartans. Tom Izzo, who has his PhD in March, has been trying to make them understand this is not the time for mistakes. Every player in America says, `My bad, he said. You say `my bad in this tournament, youre usually going home. The Michigan State players must have said my bad a lot last March against Middle Tennessee.
Iowa State vs. Nevada:Iowa State just blew through the Big 12 Tournament, has won nine of 10 and is led by a point guard, Monte Morris, whose assist-turnover ratio is a lap ahead of anyone else in the country. But the Cyclones can never sleep against Nevada, who pulled off the comeback of the year against New Mexico, roaring from 18 points behind with five minutes left to win in overtime, hitting seven 3-pointers in the last 1:48 of regulation. Eric Mussleman is the Wolfpack coach. He once coached the Golden State Warriors, before the Warriors were cool.
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Purdue vs. Vermont: The ghosts of Marches past peer over the Boilermakers shoulders. Little Rock last season, when they led by 13 with 3 minutes to go. Cincinnati in 2015, when they were up by seven with 48.5 seconds left. Both overtime losses. Purdue hasnt won an NCAA tournament game since 2012. With the double-double machine that is Caleb Swanigan, the dry spell should end, youd think. But would now be a good time to mention Vermont has won 21 in a row? Before John Becker made the Catamounts an America East power, he coached basketball and tennis at Gallaudet, the nations top school for the deaf.
Creighton vs. Rhode Island:Creighton was building Final Four contender steam before its adoring home audience -- fifth in the nation in average attendance -- until guard Maurice Watson Jr.s season was lost. The Bluejays are 8-7 since. Rhode Island charged off the bubble to win the Atlantic 10 tournament, getting here for the first time in 18 years. Lets see what happens when Creighton 7-foot freshman Justin Patton. second in the nation with a 69.4 field-goal percentage, ventures inside against Rhode Islands Hassan Martin, who might be a mere 6-foot-7 but has led the league in blocked shots four years running.
Oregon vs. Iona:It"s never good news when the tournament is starting and everyone is talking about who you don"t have. In the Ducks" case, that"s main shot-blocker Chris Boucher, out with an ACL injury. Dillon Brooks, the guy who won two games with buzzer-beater 3-pointers is still around, though. Oregon won the first national championship in 1939, and hasnt been back to the Final Four since. Jordan Washington is Ionas leading scorer but is sixth in time on the floor. Hes scoring his 17.9 points in 21.6 minutes a game.
Michigan vs. Oklahoma State:One minute your airplane is skidding off the tarmac. The next, youre Big Ten Tournament champions, with four wins in four days. Team of destiny, is the phrase you might be searching for. Besides being quick out the emergency exit, the Wolverines also lead the nation in fewest turnovers. Oklahoma State went from 0-6 in the Big 12 to turning up the defense and getting a a tournament bid, but comes in on a three-game losing streak. The Cowboys Phil Forte III has taken 85 free throws this season and missed four of them. Hence, the nation-leading 95.3 percentage.
Louisville vs. Jacksonville State:Louisville beat champions from four different conferences during the season, usually with a lot of defense. That list of victims, as every person with a drop of Cardinal blood knows, included Kentucky. Minus last seasons self-imposed tournament ban, know the last time Louisville didnt get to the Sweet 16? Try 2011. And now the Cardinals aim to rain on the Cinderella parade of Jacksonville State, which is in Alabama, not the northeast corner of Florida. The Gamecocks were picked to finish 12th in the Ohio Valley Conference and went from 8-23 to 20-14 in one year.
FIRST ROUND SOUTH
North Carolina vs. Texas Southern:OK Tar Heels, time to start doing something about deleting the Kris Jenkins shot from the memory banks. Theyve broken 90 points 15 times and do a lot of damage from the outside with Justin Jackson and Joel Berry II, the first time in 26 years two perimeter-oriented players led North Carolina in scoring. Texas Southerns schedule included trips to Arizona, Baylor, Cincinnati and Louisville. The record sagged, with eight consecutive losses, but the budget did great with all the guarantees. And the Tigers recovered to win 19 of their last 21. It was 15 years ago that Texas Southerns Mike Davis coached post-Bob Knight Indiana to the national championship game.
Arkansas vs. Seton Hall:Remember Arkansas 40 minutes of h**l when Nolan Richardson was coach? Well, amend that to 20. The Razorbacks have been outscored by six points in the first this season, but outscored their opponents by 203 in the second. Seton Halls Angel Delgado gulps down more rebounds a game 13.1 than anyone in the country, and matched Swanigan with 26 double-doubles. The Pirates went from losing to Villanova by 32 and 22 during the season to being edged by two in the Big East tournament.
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Minnesota vs. Middle Tennessee:In one year, the Gophers zoomed from 8-23 to 24-9 for the nations biggest turnaround, and have openly rallied around the we-get-no-respect campfire. They"ll probably get plenty of fuel for their fire when Middle Tennessee winner of 20 of 21, conqueror of Michigan state last march, and possibly woefully under-seeded at No. 12 becomes one of the most popular upset picks of the bracket.
Butler vs. Winthrop:This tells you all you need to know about Butler"s Bulldogs. They are responsible for 66.7 percent of Villanovas losses. They swept the Wildcats; thats like sweeping the Roman army. But they also lost six Big East games, and their opener in the league tournament, so they can be had. Winthrop is the little guy in this match, and thats meant literally, since the Eagles big scorer, at 22.5 points a game, is 5-foot-7 Keon Johnson.
Cincinnati vs. Kansas St. /Wake Forest winner:Want to see 12 states from one place? Just look at the Cincinnati roster. Mick Cronin roams to bring in Bearcats, and it must work. This is their seventh consecutive trip to the NCAA tournament. That 29-5 record, including a 15-game winning streak and a victory over Iowa State, has been one of the nations quietest.
UCLA vs. Kent State:Oh, can the Bruins do things with the basketball. Six players average in double figures, and then theres the 90 points and 21.5 assists a game, and the 52 percent shooting, all tops in the nation. But the other team gets the ball sometimes, too, and thats when the trouble can start. The Bruins coughed up an average of 89 points in their four defeats. Speaking of scoring, Kent State came from 17 points behind to beat Central Michigan 116-106 in the first round of the Mid-American Conference Tournament. Then the Flashes went through the top three seeds in the league, winning by an average of 3.3 points a game. A plucky bunch, and theyll need to be when the UCLA attack comes at them.
Dayton vs. Wichita State:The Flyers start four seniors, are adept at winning close games -- 34-14 the last four seasons in contests decided by five points or under -- and have the Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year in Archie Miller, who will be rumored to be in line to fill the vacancy at (fill in the blank with a bigger fish). And now they must share the stage with the most controversial seeding in the tournament, No. 10 Wichita State, with its 30-4 record, its 21 wins in 22 games, and its 19.4 average victory margin, second only to Gonzaga. The Shockers didnt play a lot of highly regarded teams. That changes now.
Kentucky vs. Northern Kentucky:They are separated by 69 miles on a map but a couple of light years in basketball stature. This will be the first NCAA tournament for the Norse. This will be the Wildcats 174th. This is Northern Kentuckys first season to even be eligible for the tournament, so while Northwestern waited 78 years, the Norse waited one. But what to do about Malik Monk and all the other of John Caliparis gifted youngsters, who have had to rally from double-digit deficits in four of the past six games? Northern Kentucky coach John Brannen will think of something. He was a Rhodes Scholar finalist.
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A Tennessee statewide AMBER Alert has been issued by the TBI on behalf of the Maury County Sheriff"s Office for 15-year old Elizabeth Thomas. She is white, blonde hair, hazel eyes, 55 and 120 pounds, last seen wearing a flannel shirt and black leggings. She may be in the area of Decatur, Alabama.
Thomas is believed to be in the company of 50-year old Tad Cummins, white male, 60, 200 pounds, brown hair and eyes. He is believed to be armed with two handguns and driving a Silver Nissan Rogue, TN tag, 976-ZPT.
A warrant has been issued for Cummins for Sexual Contact with a Minor.
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"DWTS": Mischa Barton Reveals Why She Left Hollywood After "The OC"
Mischa Barton has hired a lawyer amid reports that an alleged s*x tape of her is being shopped to p**n companies. Attorney Lisa Bloom issued a statement about the matter via Twitter on Tuesday, March 14.
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I am very proud to represent actress Mischa Barton, who is courageously standing up for her rights. It has been reported that n***d or sexually explicit images of Ms. Barton are being shopped around. Ms. Barton does not consent to any disclosure of any such images. She believes that she was recorded without her consent by someone she was seeing at the time, Bloom wrote in an official letter.
Theres a name for this disgusting conduct: revenge p*********y. Revenge p*********y is a form of sexual assault, and it is also a crime and a civil wrong in California. And we will not stand for it, she continued. I have a message for anyone who attempts to traffic in these photos or videos of Ms. Barton: we will find you, and we will come after you. We will fully prosecute you under every available criminal and civil law. You proceed at your peril.
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Bloom previously appeared as an anchor on the legal news program Lisa Bloom: Open Court on truTV from 2006 to 2009.
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Barton, 31, has had a difficult few months. In January, she was reportedly hospitalized after officers responded to a disturbance call at her l.a. home. barton was released the following day and told People magazine that someone slipped her a date-rape drug as she celebrated her birthday with friends. She thanked her fans for their well-wishes via Twitter on January 31.
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Thank you so much for all the love guys. It means the world to me. There is too much going on in the world so I appreciate this more than ever, the O.C. alum wrote at the time. From the bottom of my heart. We shall over come.
Last month, she reportedly crashed a U-Haul truck into a West Hollywood apartment building.
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The famous German scientistAlbert Einsteinwould have turned 138 years old today. Einstein, who passed away in 1955, is best known for histheory of general relativityand his mass-energy equivalence formula, e = mc^2.
coincidentally, einstein"s birthday falls on Pi Day. To celebrate, the Space.com team is chowing down on mini-pies with Einstein-themed decorations and sipping on "Albert Winestein" wines, courtesy of National Geographic.
Space.com"s Hanneke Weitering poses with Albert Einstein party favors from National Geographic.
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Next month, the National Geographic Channel will premiere its new 10-part television series, "Genius," which stars Geoffrey Rush and recounts Einstein"s personal life and professional accomplishments in juicy, dramatic detail. The first episode of the new global event series airs on April 25.
"Genius" airs April 25 on the National Geographic Channel
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