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Pink Shows Off Her New Baby at an L.A. Restaurant
Originally posted 06/16/2011 06:00AM
• New mom Pink stopped into Geoffrey's Malibu eatery with some precious cargo – baby Willow Sage! The mother-daughter duo were the talk of the restaurant, and many people dropped by to get a peek at her baby, who's been spotted out and about already with Pink and hubby Carey Hart.
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Caught in the Act!
Originally posted 06/16/2011 06:00AM
• New mom Pink stopped into Geoffrey's Malibu eatery with some precious cargo – baby Willow Sage! The mother-daughter duo were the talk of the restaurant, and many people dropped by to get a peek at her baby, who's been spotted out and about already with Pink and hubby Carey Hart.
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Coroner: Dr. Dre's Son Died From Overdose of Heroin and Morphine
Originally posted 01/02/2009 03:05PM
Dr. Dre's son, Andre Young Jr., died from an overdose of heroin and morphine, the Los Angeles County Department of Coroner confirmed to PEOPLE on Friday.
"This case has been closed, it's been ruled an accident due to morphine and heroin intoxication," coroner spokesman Larry Dietz told PEOPLE. The drug test results had been pending for four months.
Young, 20, was found unresponsive by his mother, Jenita Porter, 40, in their Woodland Hills, Calif., home on the morning of Aug. 23.
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Friends Remember Dr. Dre's Son
Originally posted 08/30/2008 11:45AM
Friends and loved ones are still feeling the aftershocks of the sudden death of rapper and music mogul Dr. Dre's 20-year-old son Andre Young Jr. But those closest to him will always remember him as a happy guy who had an optimistic outlook on life.
"He always had a smile on his face," Sarah Steinhorn, Young's former classmate at Stoneridge Preparatory in Simi Valley, Calif., tells PEOPLE, "even when something bad would happen, like if he didn't pass a test or didn't do as well as he wanted to. He always looked at the positive side.
"I remember him liking to go to parties in high school but not for the reasons that people think," said Steinhorn. "It was never about drugs or alcohol with him. He just really enjoyed being around people, talking and interacting and meeting new people."
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Toxicology Test Ordered for Dr. Dre's Son
Originally posted 08/27/2008 06:55PM
An autopsy of Dr. Dre's son, Andre Young Jr., did not reveal his official cause of death and further tests have been ordered, the Los Angeles County Department of Coroner says.
"We don't know yet why he died," Capt. Ed Winter told PEOPLE Wednesday. "There were no signs of trauma or foul play. We'll be doing toxicology and other tests, which will take up to six weeks."
A toxicology test is "mainly to determine whether alcohol or drugs played a part in a person's death," Capt. Winter said.
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Dr. Dre's 20-Year-Old Son Found Dead
Originally posted 08/26/2008 01:15PM
The son of hip-hop producer Dr. Dre died over the weekend, the music star's rep confirmed to PEOPLE.
Andre Young Jr., 20, was discovered "unresponsive" by his mother at his home in Woodland Hills, Calif., on Saturday morning, according to the L.A. County Coroner's office.
"Dr. Dre is mourning the loss of his son," his rep Lori Earl says in a statement. "Please respect his family's grief and privacy at this time."
Young's mother told police that she attempted to rouse her son at 10:24 a.m. on Saturday, and when she couldn't, she called paramedics. They pronounced him dead at the scene.
Grammys: Dre Shows Up Eminem
Originally posted 06/12/1998 12:00AM
The question of whether or not controversial rapper Eminem might be blessed by the mainstream-minded National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences was answered shortly before noon in Beverly Hills today with the announcement of this year's Grammy nominations. The musician received four Grammy nods, including those for album of the year for "The Marshall Mathers LP." Yet it was "gangsta" rapper Dr. Dre who showed up Eminem, his foul-mouthed protégé -- by getting five nominations to Eminem's four. Beyonce Knowles, a member of female R&B trio Destiny's Child, also picked up five nods. Vince Gill took four, including best country album. Record of the year nominees are Destiny's Child for "Say My Name," 'N Sync for "Bye Bye Bye," Madonna for "Music," Macy Gray for "I Try" and U2 for "Beautiful Day." Up against Eminem for album of the year are Beck for "Midnite Vultures," Radiohead for "Kid A," Paul Simon for "You're The One" and Steely Dan for "Two Against Nature." Song of the year nominees: U2's "Beautiful Day," Faith Hill's "Breathe," Lee Ann Womack's "I Hope You Dance," Macy Gray's "I Try" and Destiny's Child's "Say My Name." The 43rd Annual Grammy Awards will be broadcast live on CBS on Feb. 21.
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