The Meredith Grey darling looked oh-so-cute in her tight workout gear as she strolled along past the always-present paparazzi.
Jun 27, 2010
Kindergarten children pay a silent tribute for soldiers who died during the 1950-53 Korean War
Toronto arrest total tops 500 after night of riots | Reuters
Police officers scuffle with demonstrators during a protest of the G20 summt in Toronto June 26, 2010.
Credit: Reuters/Mark Blinch
TORONTO (Reuters) - The arrest tally from rioting in downtown Toronto climbed above 500 on Sunday, including four who climbed through the sewer system and emerged near the lock-down area where world leaders were attending the G20 summit.
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The Meredith Grey darling looked oh-so-cute in her tight workout gear as she strolled along past the always-present paparazzi.
Former VP Al Gore copes with polluted image as divorce and alleged scandal makes headlines
To many, including one licensed massage therapist in Oregon, Nobel Prize winner Al Gore was "Mr. Smiley Global Warming Concern" - a pure-of-heart environmental hero.
Now the globe-trotting, do-gooding Gore is catching a lot of heat - with none of it related to global warming.
Gore is dealing with some inconvenient truths - and a few ugly rumors - since the end of his marriage was followed by suggestions of sexual scandal.
The high-profile activist typically profiled in magazines like The New Yorker was suddenly splashed across the front page of The National Enquirer.
"AL GORE SEX ATTACK!" howled the Enquirer's front page, referring to a purported 2006 incident with the masseuse in an Oregon hotel suite.
But first came the end of his personal "Love Story," a 40-year union with high school sweetheart Tipper.
The demise of their marriage sent shock waves through the couple's friends and supporters early this month - and provided fodder for late-night comedians.
"Everybody is talking about it; everyone's blogging about this," joked NBC's Jimmy Fallon. "I bet this is the one week where Al Gore wishes he didn't invent the Internet."
The bombshell was followed by word that daughter Karenna's 13-year marriage was on the rocks. Her sister, Kristin, had filed for divorce 13 months earlier, ending her four-year marriage.
Adding to the connubial carnage, word leaked last week of a Portland, Ore., masseuse's rambling complaint accusing Gore of "unwanted sexual contact" nearly four years ago.
The red-headed masseuse - who said she voted for Gore in the 2000 presidential race - detailed his alleged transformation from statesman to "crazed sex poodle" during a late-night massage in his hotel suite.
"He had a dramatic display of violent temper as well as extreme dictatorial commanding attitude besides his Mr. Smiley Global Warming Concern persona," the woman says in a 67-page transcript of her interview with police.
Gore recalls getting the massage, a pal told The Washington Post, but he doesn't remember any incident. In fact, the ex-veep believes he left on good terms with the masseuse.
Cops found a lack of evidence to back up her account. But the timing of the complaint's release, coming on the heels of the Gores' marital meltdown, was brutal.
The couple's "mutual and mutually supportive" split had already prompted a spate of reports linking the ex-vice president to Laurie David, the former wife of "Seinfeld" co-creator Larry David.
Laurie David, who co-produced the Oscar-winning Gore documentary "An Inconvenient Truth," quickly denied the rumors. "It's a total fabrication," she told The Huffington Post. "I adore both Al and Tipper."
Gore, as he has through much of the messy stretch, declined to comment and kept a low public profile.
The massage episode indirectly illustrated the twists in Gore's personal life.
When the Portland Tribune considered running a story in 2007 about the allegation, Gore's lawyers fired off a letter declaring the one-time Tennessee senator's marital credentials were impeccable. "You ... are aware that everyone who knows Al and Tipper Gore well can and does attest to the integrity of their 37-year marriage and to his honorable character," the letter said.
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TaiwanNews: Photo gallery
Thai rescue workers lift an unidentified injured Western tourist yesterday on arrival in Surat Thani, Thailand, following a speedboat accident near the island of Pha-ngan. Photo by Associated Press 2010-06-27 |
Aussie soccer fans robbed at gunpoint in South African hotel | News.com.au
Aussie soccer fans robbed at gunpoint
GUNMEN tied up tourists in South African hotel after Roos match, sexually assaulting one victim.
Kim Kardashian: Boot Camp Beauty | Celebrity-gossip.net
Keeping up with her healthy ways, Kim Kardashian was spotted out at Barry's Bootcamp gym in Hollywood on Saturday (June 26).
Strikes threaten Greece's tourism industry || OnlineAthens.com
Tourists take photos of the ancient Parthenon temple on the Acropolis earlier this month from an open-topped bus in Athens, Greece.
Red shirts ready for talks with govt to end impasse
Anti-government 'red shirt' protesters amass in front of their barricade, built with bamboo poles and tires, as riot police approach them in Bangkok's Silom business district on Friday. Vivek Prakash / Reuters
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Chinese president meets foreign leaders on sidelines of G20 summit
Chinese president meets foreign leaders on G20 summit |
Chinese President Hu Jintao met leaders of Russia, the United States, Britain and Indonesia respectively on Saturday on the sidelines of a Group of 20 summit, and discussed important world and regional issues of common concern. |
Jun 26, 2010
World Cup 2010: United States dramatic run ends in extra time as Ghana advances with 2-1 victory
Japan win triggers fan frenzy | The Japan Times Online
Getting their kicks: Soccer fans cheer Japan while watching TV coverage of the World Cup game between the Blue Samurai and Denmark early Friday morning in Chuo Ward, Osaka. Japan won 3-1 and advanced to the knockout stages for only the second time in its history. KYODO PHOTOS |
CTV Montreal - A year after death, Jackson's dad sues doctor - CTV News
Cards and flowers are left in front of Michael Jackson's boyhood home in Gary, Ind. on Friday, June 25, 2010. (AP / John Smierciak)
French dancer Alizee Sery does strip show on top of Uluru | News.com.au
A French dancer strips off atop Australia's most sacred rock, saying she put on the impromptu performance as a tribute to Aborigines and their culture and to fulfill a lifelong dream
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US President Barack Obama (left) and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev ride together on their way to lunch in Arlington, Virginia on Thursday (Friday in Manila). AP-White Hou
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Leaders play down austerity split on eve of G20 | Reuters
A protestor runs through the streets during a demonstration in downtown Toronto, Canada, June 25, 2010 ahead of the G20 summit.
Credit: Reuters/Mike Segar
HUNTSVILLE Ontario (Reuters) - The world's richest economies, saddled with huge debts after spending their way out of the credit crisis, papered over differences on Friday on how to clean up their finances with minimal damage to growth.