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'Love Story' Author Erich Segal Dies

LONDON (Jan. 19) - Erich Segal, the author of the hugely popular novel "Love Story," has died of a heart attack, his daughter said Tuesday. He was 72. Francesca Segal said her father died Sunday at his home in London. She said he had suffered from Parkinson's Disease -a neurological condition that affects movement - for...

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Mark Juddery: Tony Awards: The (Next) Movie?

The Tony Awards, to be announced on June 10, are considered one of the Big Four of U.S. entertainment -- along with the Oscars, the Emmies and the Grammies -- even though they just salute the best theater in one district of one city.

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Mark Juddery: Tony Awards: The (Next) Movie?

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Dave Astor: A Novel That Stirs Interest in Short Stories

Olive Kitteridge is enthralling and appalling, and it might cause novel readers to find themselves falling... in love again with short stories.

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9 Things You Didn't Know About Charles Dickens And 'Oliver Twist' (PHOTOS)

Local people trying to save an old building from demolition called upon me to help.

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10/13/11 Bound for glory Source: The Sydney Morning Herald - Sydney NSW - Australia Playing jockey Damien Oliver was a project of passion for the star of The Cup , writes Garry Maddox.
03/07/11 The Real Story of Olive Oil Source: Hollywood Patch - Hollywood CA Olive oil has always been a staple in my kitchen and I use it more than any other ingredient.
11/04/10 The G. Oliver Riggs story Source: Tri-County News - Kimball MN Bill and Joy Riggs will present The G. Oliver Riggs Story at the Stearns History Museum at 9 a.m.
10/27/10 Oliver Thomas' Story Source: CBS - KCAL 9 - Los Angeles CA The words brave and inspirational don't begin to describe 20-month old Oliver Thomas.

Background on Olivers Story

Oliver's Story is the sequel (1977) to the novel Love Story by Erich Segal, turned into a movie of the same name in 1978. It was directed by John Korty and starred Ryan O'Neal and Candice Bergen.

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