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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2009
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NEWS ABOUT: Sheryl Crow

Sheryl Crow stories: 7 news summaries

Obama Can't Pack the House in Vegas

Tickets left for Reid fundraiser at venue Celine Dion sold out

May 26, 09 8:46 AM CDT
(Newser) - Not being able to fill a room isn’t a charge usually leveled at President Obama, but, the Los Angeles Times reports, there are still (relatively cheap) tickets available for a fundraiser he’s hosting tonight for Sen. Harry Reid at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. Elton John and Celine... More »

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Harry Reid • Las Vegas • fundraiser • Celine Dion • Caesars Palace • Sheryl Crow • President Obama • Bette Midler

Bailed-Out Bank Drops Millions on LA Golf Bash

$1.6B recipient sponsors open, hosts parties, concerts

Feb 24, 09 9:16 AM CST
(Newser) - A bank that got $1.6 billion in federal bailout cash lived it up last week in Los Angeles with luxe parties and concerts as it sponsored a PGA golf tournament, TMZ reports. Northern Trust flew hundreds of workers and clients to LA to stay in swanky hotels, eat classy... More »

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Chicago • golf • Los Angeles • concert • Tiffany • party • Sheryl Crow • Northern Trust Open • bailout • Northern Trust

 Lance's Romances
 Haven't Hurt His
 Cause—Yet 

Cyclist's fight against cancer may be overshadowed by gossip pages

Jun 22, 08 9:50 AM CDT
(Newser) - Will the real Lance Armstrong please stand up? The seven-time Tour de France champ and cancer research advocate is also a serial dater whose affairs light up gossip pages. But so far, trysts with Ashley Olsen and Kate Hudson have not hurt the cancer survivor's higher cause—which includes testifying... More »

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cancer • cycling • cancer research • gossip • Lance Armstrong • Kate Hudson • Sheryl Crow • Ashley Olsen

Crow to Croon With Fleetwood Mac

She'll probably join pal Stevie Nicks sometime next year

Mar 14, 08 10:01 AM CDT
(Newser) - Fleetwood Mac may soon get a new face and a new voice: Sheryl Crow. "We definitely have plans for collaborating in the future, and we'll see what happens," the singer told Spinner.com. "I think that's going to be next year." She would join her friend... More »

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music • rock and roll • classic rock • Sheryl Crow • Fleetwood Mac • Stevie Nicks • Christinve McVie

Sheryl Crow: Single, Singing & Cancer-Free

Crooner, 45, starts
fresh with adopted
child and new record

Jan 27, 08 4:58 AM CST
(Newser) - Singer Sheryl Crow took one of life's "Detours"—the name she has given to her new album—after being diagnosed with breast cancer in 2006, the Telegraph reports. She now says that serious illness always brings a lesson: “For me, it was to quit worrying about what... More »

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entertainment • breast cancer • country music • Lance Armstrong • Sheryl Crow • rock music

Physicist Wants To Wipe Out Toilet Paper

New one-ply TP is a step to a paperless bathroom

Apr 25, 07 9:20 AM CDT
(Newser) - A German physicist is engineering toilet paper that he says is more efficient  and softer than the familiar white roll. TP visionary Siegfried Hustedt claims a single ply of his new paper—which can "hold its shape longer under pressure"—will be sturdy enough to do the job,... More »

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climate change • global warming • environmentalism • Proctor • hygiene • bathroom hygiene • toilet paper • bathroom • toilet • Sheryl Crow

Rove to Sheryl Crow: "Don't Touch Me!"

Bush mastermind strikes sour note with singer/activist

Apr 23, 07 12:12 PM CDT
(Newser) - "Dismissive, condescending, and quite frankly a bully," is the verdict on Karl Rove from environmental activist Laurie David and singer Sheryl Crow. In their Huffington Post account of the White House Correspondents Dinner, they say Crow tapped Rove's shoulder when he turned from a conversation about global warming,... More »

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music • Karl Rove • global warming • White House • correspondent • Sheryl Crow

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