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Jamie Foxx, in Netflix special, explains how a stroke almost killed him

Jamie Foxx, who nearly died last year at Piedmont Hospital in Atlanta, returned to the city in October to tape a Netflix comedy special to talk in-depth for the first time about his medical issues. The special, "Jamie Foxx: What Had Happened Was...," came out Tuesday on Netflix.
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Ask the doctors: Parkinson’s disease can cause swolling issues

Dear Doctors: A friend who has Parkinson’s disease is starting to have trouble swallowing. Can you explain why that is? I thought Parkinson’s mainly affects the hands and limbs. Also, she and her husband are often dinner guests at our home. What foods are easiest for her to manage?
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Dear Annie: Navigating marriage and mental health together

Dear Annie: I live with bipolar disorder, which I was first diagnosed with in the early 1990s. My husband and I got together after my diagnosis, and he has been my biggest support through everything – navigating different providers, raising my children (not his) who also had their challenges and helping me stay stable.

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Golden Globes nominations: ‘Emilia Pérez,’ ‘The Brutalist,’ ‘The Bear’ lead with most nods

The Golden Globe Awards announced this year’s nominees Monday morning, with the continent-hopping musical film “Emilia Pérez” - about a brutal Mexican drug lord who becomes a woman, and all the drama that ensues - leading the pack with 10 nominations. Other leading movies include “The Brutalist” (seven nominations) and “Conclave” (six nominations). In TV categories, the Globes echoed this year’s Emmy Awards, handing the most nods to “The Bear” (five nominations), “Only Murders in the Building” (four nominations) and “Shogun” (four).
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Dear Annie: When canvassers come knocking

Dear Annie: I’ve been a big fan of your column for years, but I felt that some useful context was missing from a recent response about how to deal with people knocking on doors.
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Photos of the Year: Best of Jesse Tinsley for 2024

Passing his 35th year working at The Spokesman-Review newspaper, photojournalist Jesse Tinsley is still trying to capture the joys and highlights of the Spokane region and the people who live here. Some of his favorite things to photograph are landscapes of the Inland Northwest, wildlife, air shows, the dramatic weather of the changing seasons and community events, like Bloomsday and the Fourth of July.
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Eight superlative romance novels of 2024

If, rather than process recent events, you’d prefer to immerse yourself in a romance novel, you’re hardly alone. Thankfully, 2024 has been an exceptional year for romance releases. Authors worked overtime in their chemistry labs to brew stories designed to make your toes curl and your spine tingle. Here are eight standouts with some niche superlatives to help you decide which love story is your one true match.
A&E >  Music

Spokane prepares to ‘Meet The Beatles!’ again

When Jonathan Fickes and Robbie Berg walk onstage as John Lennon and George Harrison with the Fab Four on Friday night at the Bing Crosby Theater, the venue will brew with Eastern Washington Beatlemania. Fickes is from Moses Lake. Berg is from Spokane.
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Five movies about Pearl Harbor you shouldn’t miss

Over the years dozens of movies and television miniseries have been produced about World War II in Europe and the Pacific, but of those, there are only a handful that touched upon the event that thrust the United States into the war, the attack on Pearl Harbor, 83 years ago Saturday.
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Dear Annie: Is love enough when trust feels lost?

Dear Annie: I’ve been with my spouse for nine years. Lately, I feel he’s so distant, and I can’t help but be bothered by it. About a year ago, everything changed. He started hiding his phone, being secretive with his friends, had multiple social media accounts, etc.
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Ask the doctors: Sitting at work plays role in ill health

Dear Doctors: Like a lot of people, I’ve had to return to the office. At home, I did calls and meetings on the treadmill, walked at lunch and lifted weights during breaks. That’s not possible now. I know sitting is bad for your health. Can you discuss the research? I’d like to share it with my boss.