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Young in Britain seek online advice before parents’ A recent survey - young people prefer advice from the web to that of parents and friends. Survey suggests people in Britain under the age 25 prefer online advice. London (WiredPRNews.com) – A recent survey suggests many young individuals in Britain seek online help for personal issues as opposed to advice from parents. As reported by Reuters, the survey showed that ninety percent of survey respondents who were under the age of 25 reported to the Get Connected free national helpline that they had gone online for dealing with a personal issue. As noted in the report, one third expressed they would seek advice from their mother, and half of respondents stated they would seek it from a friend. Andrew McKnight, Chairman of the Board of Trustees for Get Connected is quoted by Reuters as stating of the findings, “As a society we have become increasingly reliant on the Internet as a first point of reference for a lot of information, and it is crucial that we make Britain’s young people aware of exactly where they can turn to for dependable information and support.” Jessica Simpson examines beauty standards with new show
The singer’s new reality show premiered on Monday. New York (WiredPRNews.com) – Jessica Simpson’s new reality series premiered on Monday. As reported by the Associated Press (AP), the VH1 program, “Jessica Simpson’s The Price of Beauty” examines international beauty standards and purportedly seeks to help women be more accepting of their imperfections. As noted in the report, the show comes after Simpson herself experienced media scrutiny about her appearance due to her weight. Simpson is quoted by the AP as stating of being motivated by the negativity to do the program, “You can’t walk anywhere without thinking, ‘I wonder if they think I’m fat …. I wonder if they’ve read that story…I couldn’t help it. And I think that once I realized it wasn’t going to stop, I had to find a way to accept it, and I had to find a way to use it.” Simpson is further quoted as stating, “I’m very vulnerable on the show. I’m very open. I don’t have anything to hide… I want people to know I am just a normal girl that faces normal issues just like everyone else.” Social media sites used to track criminals
The use of social media by law enforcement to track criminals has increased. Washington (WiredPRNews.com) – The use of popular social networking sites by law enforcement officials to track criminals is increasing. As reported by the Associated Press (AP), more agents are using sites such as Facebook, MySpace, and Twitter to obtain information deemed useful for cases. As noted in the report, the news has prompted some sites to implement requirements or guidelines for law enforcement agents in using these mediums to obtain legal information. MySpace chief security officer, Hemanshu Nigam, is quoted by the AP as stating that the site does not seek to hinder investigations; however, “That said, we also want to make sure that our users’ privacy is protected and any data that’s disclosed is done under proper legal process.” Facebook spokesman Andrew Noyes is further quoted as stating the site has designed a handbook for assisting law enforcement with understanding, “the proper ways to request information from Facebook to aid investigations.” Conan O’Brien tour headed to SMU
The university will be included as a stop on the former late night talk show host’s tour. Dallas, Texas (WiredPRNews.com) – Former late night talk show host and comedian Conan O’Brien is planning a 30 city theater tour after his departure from “The Tonight Show.” As reported by the Associated Press (AP), O’Brien is set to include Southern Methodist University in Dallas on the list of stops during his “Legally Prohibited from Being Funny on Television Tour,” which is set to begin April 12 in Oregon. The SMU stop at McFarlin Memorial Auditorium is scheduled for May 13. O’Brien is quoted by the AP as joking about deciding to do the tour following the controversy surrounding his talk show replacement, “It was either a massive 30-city tour or start helping out around the house.” As noted in the report, Andy Richter and the former band of the “Tonight Show” are set to accompany O’Brien on the tour. Actor Peter Graves passes away at 83
The ‘Mission: Impossible’ star died Sunday after reportedly suffering a heart attack. Los Angeles (WiredPRNews.com) – The star of the television series ‘Mission: Impossible,’ which ran from 1967 to 1973, Peter Graves has died. As reported by the Associated Press (AP), Graves passed away Sunday after reportedly suffering a heart attack outside of his home in Los Angeles upon returning from brunch with his family. Graves, who would have turned 84 on Thursday, appeared in several films and television shows throughout his career, which spanned nearly six decades. Publicist Sandy Brokaw is quoted in the report as stating of the actor, “He had this statesmanlike quality… People were always encouraging him to run for office. But he said, ‘I like acting. I like being around actors.” Graves married his wife, Joan Endress in 1950. The couple have three children and six grandchildren. Actress Kate Winslet and husband split
The British actress and her director husband have reportedly separated. London (WiredPRNews.com) – British actress Kate Winslet and her director husband Sam Mendes have reportedly separated. As reported by the Associated Press (AP), the law firm of the couple, who have been married since 2003, announced the separation Monday. The Schillings firm is quoted as releasing the statement that the separation of the pair was, “entirely amicable and is by mutual agreement.” As noted in the report, Winslet, whose stardom rose after her role in the movie “Titanic,” received an Oscar last year for the film “The Reader.” Mendes has also received an academy award for directing “American Beauty” in 1999. Winslet and Mendes have a six-year-old son together. Winslet also has a nine-year-old daughter from a previous marriage. It had yet to be released at the time of the report whether the couple had begun divorce proceedings. Naomi Campbell driver says he overreacted to incident
The driver involved in an alleged assault has stated he regrets police involvement. New York (WiredPRNews.com) – The driver of supermodel Naomi Campbell, who accused her of assaulting him is now stating he overreacted to the incident. As reported by the Associated Press (AP), Miodrag Mejdina stated Thursday that he regretted getting the police involved in Tuesday’s incident for which he accused Campbell of hitting him, which purportedly led to him being injured after hitting his head on the car steering wheel. Mejdina is quoted by the AP as stating of the matter, “This whole thing has been blown out of proportion and I apologize to Ms. Campbell for causing that to happen.” Campbell reportedly issued a statement regarding the driver’s apology and getting past other legal troubles, “I have worked very hard on correcting my previous wrongdoings and I will not be held hostage to my past.” White House pushes president’s message via Twitter Officials are reportedly increasing their use of Twitter to spread messages of the president. Washington (WiredPRNews.com) – White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs and his deputy Bill Burton are reportedly utilizing Twitter to spread messages of President Barack Obama. As reported by the Associated Press (AP), the White House officials have purportedly increased their use of the social media platform to share news and information. White House spokesman Nick Shapiro is quoted by the AP as stating of use of social media such as Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube by officials in the current administration, “All of these things are basically entirely new to government, but have become a standard part of White House operations, with top White House officials recognizing their value and placing them as top priorities, giving the public equal footing in a world where, for most of history, government has had to engage and communicate with them through the press or interest groups.” Pattinson unsure of post ‘Twilight’ fame
The movie star recently discussed his new project in an interview. New York (WiredPRNews.com) – ‘Twilight’ superstar Robert Pattinson recently discussed concerns regarding his fame after pursuing projects outside of the $1 billion franchise that has earned him major starpower. As reported by the Associated Press (AP), the actor recently interviewed with the AP about his upcoming film project and other matters. Pattinson is quoted by the AP as stating of the ‘Twilight’ phenomenon “If it suddenly dies down and suddenly no one is interested … yeah, it is worrying… It’s scary to think that it all might just fundamentally stop after the ‘Twilight’ thing’s finished.” Pattinson is further quoted as stating of being deemed an idol, “I don’t really know if I am. It’s still just the sort of character that people like a lot. I try and avoid promoting myself like that cause otherwise you end up with a huge burden of responsibility.”
First time winners take top Oscar honors
Sandra Bullock and Mo’Nique were among the top winners at Sunday’s Academy Awards ceremony. Los Angeles (WiredPRNews.com) – First time winners took home top honors at Sunday’s Academy Awards ceremony. As reported by the Associated Press (AP), Sandra Bullock and Jeff Bridges won in the categories of best actress and best actor, while Mo’Nique and Christoph Waltz won supporting actress and actor prizes. Bullock is quoted by the AP as stating of her Oscar win, “Did I really earn this or did I just wear you all down?” Bullock won for her role in Blind Side.” Mo’Nique, who won for her role in “Precious” is quoted as stating during her acceptance speech, “I would like to thank the academy for showing that it can be about the performance and not the politics.” The actress further stated of the first African American woman to win an Academy Award Hattie McDaniel, who took home the supporting actress prize for “Gone With the Wind” in 1939, “I want to thank Miss Hattie McDaniel for enduring all that she had to so that I would not have to.” Other big wins include six for “The Hurt Locker,” which won best picture, and a history making best director nod for Kathryn Bigelow, the first female to ever win in the category. more buzz - February 2010 Buzz
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