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Denver Broncos' wide receiver and return specialist Wes Welker admitted dressing up as Britney Spears in an interview with NFL Total Access.
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Katie Couric revealed her engagement to investment banker John Molner. TV personality Katie Couric announced her engagement to banker John Molner. The 56-year old journalist gave the confirmation to People Magazine for their September 16 issue.
McDonald's made a buyout offer to Vikram Bakshi as the giant fast food chain planned to effectively settle dispute between the two sides.
IBT Media appointed the new editor-in-chief after acquiring Newsweek from IAC/InteractiveCorp last month.
Rogers Communications had gone overseas in search of a new CEO to replace Nadir Mohamed who would step down from office on December 2.
