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    And the couple is determined to teach the youngsters the value of money. Pinkett Smith says, "We make it clear to them, 'This is your money and things you want, you'll be paying for.' Kids have to be very responsible without you having to do it for them. I'm their bank. They have to come to me and write up a little slip when they want to make a withdrawal." Just a day before she was set to take the stage, pop singer Rihanna has canceled a concert in Indonesia ami Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle
    We make it clear to them, 'This is your money and things you want, you'll be paying for.' Kids have to be very responsible without you having to do it for them. I'm their bank. They have to come to me and write up a little slip when they want to make a withdrawal.
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  1. Britney Spears over Rihanna? Are you serious? I mean [bleep] Jared Leto? He's my boy but he shouldn't have won over some of those other artists.
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 12 months ago
  2. I was so proud of this in high school. I won the best dissector award in biology. I have that little piece of paper in my wallet, from ninth grade. Surgery and biology have always been really fascinating to me, so I was really excited that they thought I had like the most potential as a surgeon.
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 12 months ago
  3. In spite of appearances, I'm a heterosexual male. Because I'm so well dressed, people think, 'He must be gay. Look at his haircut, he must be gay. Look how sensitive and vulnerable he is, he must be gay.' That means women feel safe around me. They trust me. Then bang! Pregnant! Bang! Pregnant! Bang! Pre...
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 12 months ago
  4. I won nothing last year and I'd brought out 'Stronger.' Then this year, just because I was there, I won best urban act. This was Lil Wayne's year.
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 12 months ago
  5. Our mini Ozzy will need a Brummie (Birmingham) accent and dark hair. The scripts contain strong adult language that must be performed in a believable and compelling way.
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 12 months ago
  6. I don't think I'll ever say I'm never, ever gonna work because maybe there's that interesting project where I feel creative.
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 12 months ago
  7. Eleanor Rigby is a totally fictitious character that I made up. If someone wants to spend money buying a document to prove a fictitious character exists, that's fine with me.
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 12 months ago
  8. He's done some amazing things in the last couple of years. So I just think he's doing great.
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 12 months ago
  9. Alaskan women are very can-do women. We're the pioneer state! The women who settled (in) Alaska had a large role in shaping it. The way I was raised, I never thought I was any different than boys. You can really see that in Sarah Palin.
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