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[ad_1] If you think rocky celebrity unions (and the public’s obsession with them) are a contemporary phenomenon, here’s Stephen Galloway’s bestselling book about celebrity marriage. Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh will tell you otherwise. “They were as famous lovers as Burton and Taylor or Bogie and Bacall, but their love seemed closer to hate,” writes …
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[ad_1] In the final season of “The Bachelor,” the show’s 26th lead character, Clayton Echard, said after a late-night date with a hopeful suitor: “I have.” But according to the numbers, perhaps unsurprisingly, this “process” – weeks of mass flirting in front of the cameras that would end with a proposal and possibly a marriage …
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[ad_1] “Francis is not very forthcoming about his ever-changing stories,” Ms. deSouza’s lawyers said in a file. No secret caches materialized. A spokesperson for Mr. deSouza said he disclosed all of his cryptocurrency holdings at the outset of the divorce. “Francis told his ex-wife as soon as he found out that Bitcoin had succumbed to …
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[ad_1] From age 60 – or 50 for those with a disability – a survivor can apply for or apply for the deceased spouse’s Social Security benefits (if these are higher than the survivor’s or if the survivor does not have a qualifying employment history). temporarily and to delay claiming their own benefits (allowing their …
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[ad_1] Surviving members of same-sex couples who are not yet legally able to marry may be newly eligible for Social Security survivors. Even after gaining the right to marry in the United States more than six years ago, some same-sex couples encountered difficulties in accessing certain benefits. For example, couples must have been married for …
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[ad_1] We all have our personal favorite lengths. When it comes to movies, I like 90 minutes. Pop songs: three minutes. Popsicles: four inches. Books are an exception. Sometimes I want to finish a novel in an hour, and sometimes I want to be crushed like a defenseless worm under the weight of an 800-page …
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