The High Low Project Season 1 Episode 14 The DeMeo's Dream Family Room

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The High Low Project Season 1 Episode 14 The DeMeo's Dream Family Room, Julia and Billy DeMeo's family room lacks personality. Designer Sabrina Soto designs their dream family room, complete with a $25,000 price tag - but that's not in the DeMeo's budget. Sabrina then recreates the DeMeo's family room, piece by piece, for their $4000 budget.

Sabrina Soto helps the McNaught family surprise their mom, Kathy, with her dream living room for Christmas. First, Sabrina creates a luxury dream design by borrowing from her top design contacts but it cost $30,000. Using her design know how, she then recreates her design, piece by piece for the Mcnaught's $5000 budget.

American Idol S11E03 Season 11 Episode 03 Auditions #3: San Diego, CA Live Stream Watch Online

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Jennie Garth Opens Up About Peter Facinelli Divorce

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Fans were shocked earlier this week by the sad revelation Jennie Garth and her husband Peter Facinelli were splitting after 11 years of marriage and three children. 1In a new clip from her CMT series "Little Bit Country," Jennie Garth seemingly alludes to her divorce from Peter Facinelli. Earlier this week, the couple announced that their marriage is ending after 11 years, later debunking rumors that infidelity had anything to do with the split. Garth and two of the couple's daughters are seen watching a cow and her calf in a sneak peek for "Little Bit Country". 2Since, the former couple has issued a statement to quell the rumors that there was a third party involved in their relationship.

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Pregnant Snooki's First TV Interview

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Though her pregnancy wasn't planned, the pint-sized "Jersey Shore" star says she sees the benefits of having a child at a young age. "I'm only 24 so it happened kind of quick," she said on MTV's "Jersey Shore After Hours" Thursday night. Snooki, who is expecting her first child with fiance Jionni LaValle, also believes her hard-partying past has helped her prepare for pregnancy. 1Snooki is looking forward to being a "MILF" when she gives birth to her first child.

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Bobby Brown Shopping Around Biopic Following Whitney Houston's Death

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There's a report out there that Bobby Brown is trying to cash in on Whitney Houston s death by shopping around a script on his biopic. 1Bobby Brown has put pen to paper, written a script about his tumultuous life and is now shopping it to Hollywood studios. Bobby would even like his 19-year-old daughter Bobbi Kristina to appear in the movie, RadarOnline.com is exclusively reporting. The script entitled The Bad Boy of R&B: The Bobby Brown Story was initially being sent out to potential backers late last year but received very little interest.

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Coretta Scott King on the Death Penalty

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Coretta Scott King, the widow of slain civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr., died in 2006 at the age of 78. She is remembered for many brave and selfless acts, including her steady opposition to capital punishment. The widow of one of the nation's most famous murder victims frequently voiced her opposition to the death penalty with a very powerful argument.

"As one whose husband and mother-in-law have died the victims of murder and assassination, I stand firmly and unequivocally opposed to the death penalty for those convicted of capital offenses," she said. "An evil deed is not redeemed by an evil deed of retaliation. Justice is never advanced in the taking of a human life. Morality is never upheld by a legalized murder".

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Civil Disobedience Planned to Mark 35th Anniversaryof Executions
At U.S. SupremeCourt in Washington, DC

9:45am Wednesday – Press briefing at the United Methodist Building, Location: 100Maryland Avenue, NE (next to U.S. Supreme Court)
WASHINGTON -- Thirty-five years after the execution of GaryGilmore, the first execution under contemporary laws, members of theAbolitionist Action Committee will stage a highly visual demonstration at theU.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday, January 17. 
Participants from Texas, South Carolina, Virginia, DC, Utah,Kansas and New York will peacefully and visibly call for an immediate cessationof all executions in the United States through civil disobedience and the riskof arrest. 
One of the participants will be Randy Gardner, whosebrother, like Gilmore, was executed in Utah by firing squad.  "My Brother Ronnie Lee Gardner wasexecuted June 18th 2010 by the same state, by the same method as Gilmore. I believed then, and I still believe now, that the death penalty is morallywrong.  I'm here to help abolish thedeath penalty by protesting in any shape or form." 

Thirty years ago, on January 17, 1977, the State of Utahshot to death Gary Gilmore, who "volunteered" to be killed in revengefor his murder of Ben Bushnell and Max Jenson. This state-assisted suicide was the first execution under the SupremeCourt’s upholding of the death penalty in 1976.
Since 1997, a total of 34 arrests have been made of deathpenalty abolitionists for unfurling banners that read "STOPEXECUTIONS!" on the stairs leading to the front doors of the U.S. SupremeCourt.  January 17th, 2017 will be the nextinstallment of the every-five-year action. 
To date there have been 1278 executions in the U.S. since1977, with others consecutively scheduled on January 18, 19 and 20 in Ohio,Kentucky and Delaware, respectively. Texas has seven executions scheduled this winter.
Despite the continued use of the death penalty, the tide isturning.  “A year ago we saw Illinoisrepeal their death penalty. The year before that it was New Mexico. Beforethat, New Jersey and New York.  We areseeing a dramatic decrease in both death sentences and executions nationwide,and we are winning.  Now is the time toend this practice once and for all,” said Scott Langley, Abolitionist ActionCommittee organizer for the January 17th action.
The Abolitionist Action Committee is an ad-hoc group ofindividuals committed to highly visible and effective public education foralternatives to the death penalty through nonviolent direct action.

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