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Fired exec: 'Starbucks saved my life'

Michael Gates Gill was a high-flying, six-figure-earning advertising executive years ago before he was abruptly fired. He had created huge campaigns for companies like Christian Dior and Ford and lived an even bigger life, with luxury automobiles, lavish vacations and fabulous clothes.

People.com: Charlize Theron Settles $20 Million Lawsuit

Details of the actress and the luxury watchmaker's agreement are undisclosed

Time.com: Recession? Not in New Delhi's Luxury Stores

The wealth of India's capital is built on a still booming traditional economy, not the diving stock market. And much of it based on cash not credit

SI.com: Richard Hoffer: My own private flight club

The Grand Olympic Auditorium -- the Grand described the address, not its condition -- was a concrete vault, built for the 1932 Olympics but long since consigned to the indignities of weekly boxing and wrestling. By the time I got there in 1979, to cover the fights for the Los Angeles Times, even those indignities were passing. The networks were beginning to poach whatever attractions they could, leaving the small clubs without the denouement of long-wrought rivalries. It was a failing scene.

People.com: Supermodel Plunges to Death in Apparent Suicide

Ruslana Korshunova, 20, leapt from the balcony of her New York apartment

Stone reaps bad karma for quake comments

French fashion house Christian Dior says it is dropping prominent actress Sharon Stone from its advertisements in China after her remarks about the recent devastating earthquake being an act of "karma."

Time.com: Stone Sorry for China Quake Remark

Christian Dior has dropped Sharon Stone from its Chinese ads and released a statement from her apologizing for saying China's earthquake may have been bad karma over Tibet

CNNMoney: Group: Lipsticks test positive for lead

A significant proportion of lipstick manufactured in the United States and used by millions of American women contains surprisingly high levels of lead, the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics said Thursday.

Time.com: Lagerfeld: Valentino Should Not Retire

Karl Lagerfeld lamented the decision by Valentino to retire next year, saying Wednesday that he feared the 75-year-old Italian would find life after fashion a bore

Fortune: Does bling beat the market?

Remember when it was all the rage to screen socially and environmentally irresponsible stocks, like sweatshop employers or polluters, from your portfolio? Now a new class of niche investment products has emerged to weed out what some see as even worse: the hoi polloi.

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