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Sheryl Crow May Be Involved in Lance Armstrong's Legal Troubles

January 23, 2013

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Sheryl Crow May Be Involved in Lance Armstrong's Legal Troubles:

New report claims Sheryl Crow was in the room when Lance Armstrong asked teammate to cover up his doping - HuffPost Celebrity

Jennie Garth steps out with her new boyfriend - Us Weekly

Brantley Gilbert and Jana Kramer are engaged - People

James Franco wrote a poem about Obama - Lainey Gossip

Where is the cast of The Outsiders now? - TooFab

Why Ben Affleck's Argo will win best picture - The Daily Beast

Madonna settles a lawsuit with Marlon Brando's estate - Hollywood Reporter

New photos of Justin Timberlake in the studio - BuzzFeed

Heath Ledger's most memorable movies - ET

Jessica Chastain dominates the top two spots at the box office - Rotten Tomatoes

AnnaLynne McCord's cat likes to party - Wonderwall

New trouble for Michael Douglas's son - Newser

Are the jokes about Taylor Swift's love life starting to get to her? - Celebitchy

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