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    Forbes

    • America's Most Toxic Cities

      In Atlanta, Ga., you'll find southern gentility, a world-class music scene--and 21,000 tons of environmental waste. In spite of its charms, the city's combination of air pollution, contaminated land and atmospheric chemicals makes it the most toxic city in the country.

    • The World's Best UniversitiesThe World's Best Universities

      SHANGHAI - Harvard's endowment may have lost 30% of its value, but the university is still on top of the world.

    • Shop Smarter With Social MediaShop Smarter With Social Media

      Charlie Graham, founder and CEO of Shop It To Me, an online sale-alert e-mail service and Web site, wants to help you make better use of your time, particularly time spent shopping online.

    • Dead Celebrities Are Good For Dying Media Industry

      In the last six months, the country mourned the loss of the King of Pop, the last of the Camelot brothers and the most trusted man in America. But what was flippantly termed the "summer of death" became a parade of news and attention that helped feed a starving media beast.

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      Sports

      • Mickelson leads Woods by two in ChinaMickelson leads Woods by two in China

        Phil Mickelson birdied the last for a two stroke lead over Tiger Woods and Nick Watney at the HSBC Champions on Saturday, setting up a dream finale to the World Golf Championship event.

      • Muir reeling after Springboks defeatMuir reeling after Springboks defeat

        South Africa assistant coach Dick Muir admitted he had never seen such a poor performance from a Springbok front five as the world champions went down to a shock defeat to Leicester.

      • Wallabies look to rediscover spring in slam openerWallabies look to rediscover spring in slam opener

        Australia coach Robbie Deans will be under particular pressure to deliver a victory when the Wallabies face an injury-hit England at Twickenham on Saturday in the first leg of their grand slam tour.

      • Drogba has United in his sightsDrogba has United in his sights

        An in-form Didier Drogba is capable of ruffling the feathers of even the most confident defences.

      Celebrity Gossip

      • John Cusack would run up a mammoth credit card bill if he thought the world was about to end.John Cusack's world-ending spree

        John Cusack would run up a mammoth credit card bill if he thought the world was about to end.

      • Kate Hudson doesn't understand why actresses are scrutinised for having Botox injections because she thinks it is a great alternative to cosmetic surgery.Kate Hudson's surgery vow

        Kate Hudson doesn't understand why actresses are scrutinised for having Botox injections because she thinks it is a great alternative to cosmetic surgery.

      •     'Transformers' actress Megan Fox - who regularly appears in polls to find Hollywood's sexiest stars - insists she doesn't notice people finding her attractive.Megan Fox's appearance ignorance

        'Transformers' actress Megan Fox - who regularly appears in polls to find Hollywood's sexiest stars - insists she doesn't notice people finding her attractive.

      • Former 'Baywatch' actress Pamela Anderson's children love living in her trailer so much that they don't want to move back to their Malibu mansion when refurbishment work is completed.Pamela Anderson's permanent trailer

        Former 'Baywatch' actress Pamela Anderson's children love living in her trailer so much that they don't want to move back to their Malibu mansion when refurbishment work is completed.

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