Tatum O'Neal thanks cops for saving her from relapse: After spending 18 hours in jail, Oscar-winning actress Tatum O'Neal was thankful to police officers who arrested her after she allegedly bought cocaine from a panhandling drug dealer in New York City. The recovering addict says losing her dog of 16 years recently triggered issues she had with her late mother and estranged father, driving her to drugs. She says if she did not get arrested, she would have relapsed.

Clinton hints end as Obama's victory is in sight: Voters in South Dakota and Montana head to the polls today, marking the last day in this long and historic presidential campaign. Bill Clinton told Hillary supporters yesterday "this may be the last day I'm ever involved in a campaign of this kind," hinting that his wife's race for the nomination is approaching the finish line. Senator Obama picked up the support of South Carolina representative James Clyburn and is expected to secure the nomination with the help of super delegates by as early as tonight.

Ted Kennedy's brain surgery successful: Senator Ted Kennedy was awake for most of the 3 1/2 hour brain surgery to remove a cancerous tumor. Doctors at Duke University said the risky operation to reduce the size of the malignant tumor was a success. Kennedy reportedly told his wife he felt "like a million bucks" and now faces a combination of chemotherapy and radiation treatment.

Men afraid of bad marriages stay single: A new survey found that notorious bachelors aren't afraid of commitment, but instead fear ending up in a bad marriage. Men are 10 times more likely to want to stay single than end up in a miserable marriage. In 1980, 6% of men in the U.S. over 40 had never been married. Today, due to less social and religious pressure, 17% of 40+ men have never been hitched.

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