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U.S. Futures Flat on Europe Concerns

Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange October 21, 2011.
U.S. stock index futures were little changed on Tuesday as persistent concerns over Europe kept investors on edge after four days of market losses.
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Lady Gaga

Lady Gaga’s Father Receives Half of Her Money

Lady Gaga might've written a love song called Paparazzi, but her true love is apparently her real-life papa, who the New York Post reported Sunday receives half of the pop icon's earnings. For as good a relationship as Joe Germanotta's had with his daughter, one source remarked that all that dough she raked in for scoring hits like Born This Way did nothing to hurt it.
Designer Carolina Herrera acknowledges the crowd after showing her Fall/Winter 2011 collection during New York Fashion Week February 14, 2011.

Carolina Herrera to Sell 'Twilight' Wedding Dress

Twilight fans can have their very own fairytale wedding experience next year when Carolina Herrera's CHNY boutiques begin selling gowns in the same design as worn by Bella Swan in Breaking Dawn - Part 1, the apparel maker's spokesman said on Monday.
An attendee plays the PlayStation Move video game "Resistance 3" during the Electronic Entertainment Expo or E3 in Los Angeles

Video game deals to steal Black Friday spotlight

Retailers are saving some of their deepest discounts on Black Friday for video game products, with large chains Wal-Mart and Best Buy putting some rock-bottom prices tags on hot games to lure shoppers into stores.
Andrew Cuomo

Super Committee Fails to Make Deal: Severe Impacts on New York

Gov. Andrew Cuomo predicts New York state will lose about $5 billion in federal funding now that the U.S. Congress's deficit-reduction super committee has failed to reach a compromise, as its co-chairs announced Monday evening.
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Playwright Shelagh Delaney Dies at 71

Her fame was extended by the fact that Morrissey, lead singer of the 1980s UK super-group The Smiths, was a great admirer of her work.
World Trade Center

9/11 Museum Opening Expected to Be Delayed

The Sept. 11 museum that was expected to open in 2012 could be delayed due to financial disputes between the Port Authority and museum officials.

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