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GM reassures dealers: Only Hummer is for sale: General Motors Corp is not planning a sale of any of its brands other than the Hummer line of SUVs, GM's North American sales chief said in an e-mail to the automaker's U.S. dealers. ›22:06
Parents of twins more prone mental issues: The Food and Drug Administration hopes to add its most serious warning label to epilepsy drugs, based on evidence they increase the risk of suicide in patients. ›19:08, 7.07
3 artists get creative aboard vomit comet: Three British artists tried Tuesday to make art in zero gravity aboard an aircraft used to train cosmonauts, but only one completed his work. The other two artists felt ill. ›23:45
GreenDAY: Not your Grandma's throw pillows: They don't seem terribly sexy but well-chosen throw pillows can turn the average couch into a lounging extravaganza. Here, GreenDAY's Marisa Belger handpicks the plushest, most planet-friendly ones for your home.
And the bridesmaid is... Dr. Pepper: Without a doubt, weddings can be a bit pricey, especially if you and your groom or bride-to-be only make a combined salary of $32,000 a year. That's why a Virginia Beach hairdresser decided to auction off an opportunity to be a bridesmaid in her wedding. ›15:59, 26.06
Teen mom: I tried to warn pregnancy pact girls: Christen Callahan, a teen mom from Gloucester, Mass. where a virtual epidemic of high school pregnancies has been tied to a pact among girls warned that having a baby at such a young age comes at an enormous price. You lose everything, she said.
Weak economy canceling summer festivals: For the first time in more than 20 years, the organizers of the Harbor Fest musical festival in Racine, Wis., were forced to cancel their seminal summertime event. ›20:26
Sweet harmony: Sip these scent-sational wines: TODAY wine columnist Edward Deitch sniffs out some fragrant summer whites. ›16:16, 24.06
Modern girls might see selves in Kit Kittredge: Despite her cloche hat, feed-sack dresses and obsession with a relic known as a typewriter, modern girls might see a lot of themselves in Kit Kittredge, the Depression-era living-doll in the new American Girl feature film. ›16:27, 2.07
Turn to the Vet to protect your pet: Taking care of your pet's health can be a nerve-racking task. How do you choose a veterinarian? What do you look for in your pet's health exam? In "Vet Confidential" Dr. Louise Murray provides a guide to keeping your pet healthy. ›13:52, 26.06
East meets West with Martha's un-burger: Give your boring burger the boot! Martha Stewart puts a twist on the traditional with this recipe for wasabi deviled eggs and tuna burgers as featured in the July issue of Martha Stewart Living. ›17:22
Women over 45: Time for a fashion Comeback: In his new book, "Staging Your Comeback," makeover guru Christopher Hopkins uses his 20 years of makeover experience to help women in their "second act" rediscover fashion and beauty that help them look their best. An excerpt. ›19:58, 1.07
Acupuncture for fertility? Results unclear: There is insufficient evidence to say whether acupuncture helps women conceive when undergoing fertility treatments, British researchers told a conference on Tuesday. ›17:39
Do you have investment questions?: Do you need advice about your stock portfolio, mutual funds or other investments? Write in with your concerns, and financial expert Suze Orman may provide solutions on an upcoming TODAY segment. ›16:16
Babies from frozen embryos are just as healthy: More evidence is emerging that babies conceived in test tubes might be just as healthy as those conceived naturally, researchers said Tuesday. ›19:27
Best anti-aging trick? Start eating less: While the quest for the proverbial Fountain of Youth is endless and typically fruitless, one method known to extend the human lifespan by up to five years has quietly become accepted among leading researchers. ›17:47
Popular fish has wrong kind of fatty acids: Farm-raised tilapia, one of the most highly consumed fish in the U.S., has low levels of the beneficial omega-3 fatty acids and very high levels of omega-6 fatty acids, a potentially dangerous combination, researchers say. ›19:07
Be chic on the cheap with Practically Posh: In her book, "Practically Posh," author Robyn Moreno provides tips for living the good life from keeping a stylish living space to dressing like a star without going broke. ›21:36, 2.07
101 20-minute dishes for inspired picnics: Celebrity chef Mark Bittman shares clever, minimalist ways to prepare a delicious summer meal. Learn how to easily whip up sandwiches, cold noodles, grain salads and more. ›16:25, 1.07
Jerry Springer, Melanie Brown to host Miss Universe: The 2008 Miss Universe pageant which will air live from Nha Trang, Vietnam, on July 13 will be co-hosted by Jerry Springer and Melanie Brown. ›16:51, 25.06
Avoid brain drain with memory-boosting foods: Feeling forgetful? TODAY health editor Joy Bauer explains how you can easily improve your memory capacity and performance with common fruits, vegetables, and even coffee. ›13:04
TODAY's cutest, cuddliest kittens: TODAYShow.com readers share fun photos of their adorable, irresistible pets. ›18:53, 26.06
Rare copy of Austen's 'Emma' sets auction record: A rare presentation copy of Jane Austen's novel sold for 180,000 pounds ($353,500), setting a new auction record for a printed book by the British author. ›15:53, 23.06
Diamonds rained down during Ice Age: Diamonds and precious metals found in the eastern United States might have rained down during the last Ice Age after a comet shattered over Canada and set North America ablaze, all leading to a mass die-off of animals and humans. ›22:38, 7.07
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