From heart attacks to feuds - Lindsey Buckingham has survived it all
New York Times: The former Fleetwood Mac guitarist is making a return with a solo album.
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Did the war in Afghanistan have to happen?
New York Times: Nearly 20 years after the start of the war the Taliban hold all the cards.
Kathy Hilton's calling: The quirky mum seizes spotlight from her daughters
New York Times: She was there as her daughters rose to fame. Now it's her time.
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New York Times: Biden struggles to explain how the withdrawal went so badly wrong.
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New York Times: An era that began two decades ago has drawn to a close.
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Johnny Depp: 'I'm being boycotted by Hollywood'
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