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The American Red Cross has one shelter open in Moore, Oklahoma and is working on creating others. They continue to operate three shelters that were opened Sunday in the Oklahoma City area following Sunday's storms.
For ways to help and to donate, go to RedCross.org, and for people in Oklahoma near the tornado area, you can connect with one another and let loved ones know you’re safe at RedCross.org/SafeandWell.During her cover shoot, the actress talked about her fitness regimen and what to expect in the upcoming episodes of her show.
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On Monday, Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn took Tiger Woods’ kids to school solo, but on Tuesday, lovebirds Lindsey and Tiger took them as a team.
The couple was spotted taking Woods' two kids with ex-wife Elin Nordegren -- Sam, 5, and Charlie, 4 -- to school in North Palm Beach, Fla.
Examiner.com reports that according to the divorce agreement between Woods and Nordegren, Tiger is not to expose their children to any of his female companions unless approved by Elin herself. It seems that Vonn must have received that stamp of approval.Vonn and Woods announced their relationship via Facebook in March, and have been public about their romance ever since.
After Madonna accepted her Top Touring Artist prize at the Billboard Music Awards on Sunday, the superstar sat down exclusively with “Extra’s” Jerry Penacoli, and opened up about her family, her Met Gala photo with Kim Kardashian and her feud with Elton John.
Rocking a bodysuit and thigh-high tights, Madonna talked with Penacoli about her “MDNA” tour and working with her children, Lourdes, 16, and Rocco, 12. “It was great to have a working family… to me that’s my idea of fun, to be creative, to do what I love to do and see my kids working around me and earning their way in life. My daughter worked in the costume department and she loved it. My son was in the show, and he loved it.”Amazing stories of survival are beginning to emerge in the wake of the tornado that touched down in Oklahoma on Monday. Among the heroes is Rhonda Crosswhite, a teacher who used her body as a shield to protect six students from the devastation.
The sixth-grade teacher at Plaza Towers Elementary in Moore, OK told “Today” show anchor Savannah Guthrie, "I was in a [bathroom] stall with some kids and it just started coming down, so I laid on top of them. One of my little boys just kept saying, 'I love you, I love you, please don't die with me.' But we're okay. We made it out."







































