Post Entertainment: Adele top winner at 2012 Grammys

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Today's Entertainment and Lifestyle Headlines

Jolie says she has idea for Afghanistan movie
BERLIN—Angelina Jolie says she's not yet sure whether she will follow her directorial debut on the Bosnian war with another film on such serious material—but she has already written a script focusing on the conflict in Afghanistan.  

• Adele top winner at 2012 Grammys
• From Los Angeles galas to New Jersey churches, people mourn Whitney Houston's death
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Moms - Parenting

My Healthy Plus-size Pregnancy
Plus Size Birth is my new labor of love following a beautiful pregnancy and birthing experience. First came a love for my husband in 1999, then our marriage in July 2008, and most recently six months "trying" for that baby in the baby carriage. We had decided the month we conceived to stop  

• Charmed school: Arvada students trip over themselves to be kind during Scout project

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Reverb

Adele top winner at 2012 Grammys
Adele top winner at 2012 Grammys. Here's a look back at the night including Whitney Houston tribute and Paul McCartney, Beach Boys, Nicki Minaj, more

 

• Special report: Whitney Houston dead at age 48
• Five things to look for at the Grammy Awards

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Today's Style

Plugged In: Medical advice at your fingertips
Physical business cards haven't lost their cachet in the digital world. But the combination of smartphone cameras and free apps has basically eliminated the need to buy equipment to scan the cards into your digital phone book.  

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Theater - John Moore

Opera Colorado's "Marriage of Figaro" will make you think about love... and then again
Scored by an Austrian, set in Spain, sung in Italian, and based on a French play, no opera could be more European than Mozart's "The Marriage of Figaro," and yet there's a reason it is the most popular work among U.S. theaters.