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L.A. news anchor's grim cause of death revealed

A coroner’s report has revealed the cause of death of KTLA TV anchor Chris Burrous, who was found unconscious at a Glendale, Calif., motel on Dec. 27.

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Celebrity People

Tristan Thompson and Jordyn Woods Had Plan to 'Deny Hooking Up If They Got Caught': Source

Tristan and Jordyn Woods Had Plan to ‘Deny Hooking Up’: Source

Khloé Kardashian 'Still Can't Believe' Tristan Thompson and Jordyn Woods 'Hooked Up': Source

People

Jordyn Woods Spoke Out for the First Time Since the Tristan-Khloé Scandal

Teen Vogue

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Entertainment Entertainment Tonight

Terrence Howard Expresses Support for Jussie Smollett After Felony Charge: 'We Love the Hell Outta You'

On Friday, Smollett's role of Jamal was dropped from the remainder of the 'Empire' season.

Jussie Smollett suspended from 'Empire' after prosecutors said he faked attack to boost salary

USA TODAY

Charles Barkley has some sage advice for Jussie Smollett and aspiring criminals everywhere

The Loop

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U.S. Yahoo Sports

State attorney's office refutes ESPN report that there's a bigger name than Robert Kraft in prostitution case

If there's a bigger name than Robert Kraft in the Florida prostitution bust, the state attorney's office doesn't know about it.

Patriots, 'Overwatch' League Team Owner Robert Kraft Charged in Human Trafficking Case

Variety

Patriots owner Robert Kraft charged in Florida prostitution sting

Reuters

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Celebrity Cosmopolitan

Meghan Markle Is Reportedly Threatening to Sue Over the Emotional Letter That She Wrote Her Father

She's clearly super unhappy about him sharing it with the press.

The Sweet Reason Meghan Markle Didn't Open Up Presents at Her Baby Shower

Glamour

See All The Best Photos From Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Official Visit to Morocco

Town & Country

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Business The Independent

Airlines admit having cameras installed on back of passengers' seats

Three of the world’s biggest airlines have admitted some of their planes have cameras installed on the backs of passenger seats. American Airlines, United Airlines and Singapore Airlines have new seat-back entertainment systems that include cameras. Companies that make the entertainment systems are fitting them with cameras to offer passengers options such as seat-to-seat video conferencing, according to an American Airlines spokesman.