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Trending topic: Yvette Wilson
Yvette Wilson, who played Andell Wilkerson on the UPN sitcom "Moesha," died today at the age of 48. She was fighting a battle with stage 4 cervical cancer and kidney disease, according to USAToday.com. Many famous comedians are taking to Twitter to express their sadness of the loss of their colleague and friend: "God bless u Yvette Wilson. Tears in my eyes. Keep God laughing." -- Jamie Foxx
Check this out: Obama interrupted by heckling reporter
Politico.com posted a video of President Barack Obama being surprisingly interrupted by a heckling reporter from the site Daily Caller, where conservative commentator Tucker Carlson is the editor-in-chief, says Politico. In the White House Rose Garden, Obama was announcing a change in policy that would allow children of illegal immigrants to avoid deportation if they met certain criteria.
Video: Pizza vending machines coming to America
Let's Pizza! vending machines are going to start popping up across the United States following their successful lauch in Europe. The machines, created by A1 Concepts, offer five different styles and 200 toppings and will likely be available soon in malls and gas stations. Patrick Jones reports on the Pizza Hut and Dominos competition.
-- GateHouse News Service
Trending topic: Yvette Wilson
Yvette Wilson, who played Andell Wilkerson on the UPN sitcom "Moesha," died today at the age of 48. She was fighting a battle with stage 4 cervical cancer and kidney disease, according to USAToday.com. Many famous comedians are taking to Twitter to express their sadness of the loss of their colleague and friend: "God bless u Yvette Wilson. Tears in my eyes. Keep God laughing." -- Jamie Foxx
Check this out: Obama interrupted by heckling reporter
Politico.com posted a video of President Barack Obama being surprisingly interrupted by a heckling reporter from the site Daily Caller, where conservative commentator Tucker Carlson is the editor-in-chief, says Politico. In the White House Rose Garden, Obama was announcing a change in policy that would allow children of illegal immigrants to avoid deportation if they met certain criteria.
Video: Pizza vending machines coming to America
Let's Pizza! vending machines are going to start popping up across the United States following their successful lauch in Europe. The machines, created by A1 Concepts, offer five different styles and 200 toppings and will likely be available soon in malls and gas stations. Patrick Jones reports on the Pizza Hut and Dominos competition.
-- GateHouse News Service
