Live-blogging the Golden Globes: Christopher Plummer for the win
The Arizona Republic Sun, 15 Jan 2012 17:25 PM PST
Christopher Plummer wins best supporting actor in a drama for his work in "Beginners."Â I can get behind that - he was tremendous as a man who announces late in life that he is gay, shortly before learning he has terminal cancer. Plummer was great - the joy he brings to the role is infectious, never overplayed, just right. Though I would have gone with Jonah Hill, I think, for "Moneyball."Â We ... |
Hospital honors patients who lost cancer battle
The Shelby Star Sun, 15 Jan 2012 17:20 PM PST
SHELBY â€" Tiny candles flickered inside glass containers. Each light represented a well-fought battle with cancer. Cleveland Regional Medical Center’s Cancer Center held a Celebration of Life service on Sunday at Bethel Baptist Church. The annual... |
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Wakefield Today Sun, 15 Jan 2012 17:14 PM PST
Nutritional therapists are giving "dangerous" advice to patients, including those with cancer, according to a Which? investigation. |
Morse shown the Dancing On Ice door
Belfast Telegraph Sun, 15 Jan 2012 17:13 PM PST
EastEnders actress Laila Morse became the second celebrity to exit Dancing On Ice after she lost a skate-off against former child actor Corey Feldman. Related Stories Jessie J's Domino effect hits No 1 Peaches: Mum is watching over me Heather Mills tells of cancer scare Channel gamble on Charlie Sheen Pitt: It's a golden night for us |
Heather Mills tells of cancer scare
Belfast Telegraph Sun, 15 Jan 2012 17:09 PM PST
Heather Mills has revealed she had a cancer scare before Christmas after doctors discovered a tumour at the top of her amputated leg. Related Stories Jessie J's Domino effect hits No 1 Peaches: Mum is watching over me Channel gamble on Charlie Sheen Morse shown the Dancing On Ice door Pitt: It's a golden night for us |
Utah doctors tout high-tech cancer treatment
The Salt Lake Tribune Sun, 15 Jan 2012 16:56 PM PST
Utah doctors tout high-tech cancer treatment By Kirsten Stewart The Salt Lake Tribune Published Jan 15, 2012 05:45PM MDT An independent group of radiation oncologists affiliated with hospitals throughout Utah is hyping the arrival of “the world’s most advanced radiation therapy.†Residents of Davis, Washington â€" and now Salt Lake â€" counties have ready access to Accuray Inc.’s TomoTherapy Hi-Art ... |
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