Actress Shannen Doherty marries for 3rd time (AP)

NEW YORK ? Shannen Doherty has married for the third time.

Doherty's publicist confirms the actress married wedding photographer Kurt Iswarienko on Saturday in Malibu, Calif.

The 40-year-old actress is most famous for her performance as Brenda Walsh on "Beverly Hills 90210." She reprised the role in the CW "90210" spinoff.

She was previously briefly married to actor Ashley Hamilton in 1993 and Rick Saloman in 2002. Saloman is known for making a sex videotape with then-girlfriend Paris Hilton that surfaced in 2003.

Iswarienko is a Los Angeles-based photographer who specializes in celebrity portraits.

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WATCH: Did Ron Paul?s Eyebrows Fall Off During This Week?s GOP Debate?

by Justin Fenner | 11:14 am, October 14th, 2011

In any political debate, you would expect the candidates would be able to, for the most part, hold themselves together. So why did Congressman Ron Paul?s eyebrows look like they were falling off during this week?s presidential showdown?

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Paul gathered with the other Republican candidates for president at Dartmouth College, but he was the only one whose face looked like it was about fo melt off. Specifically, The New York Times observed that Paul?s ?appeared to have a second, thinner brow under the one headed south, creating a delicate X over his right eye.?

And it?s true ? you can see in the video of the debate that Paul?s eyebrows are at least a little askew. The congressman?s spokespeople say his allergies were acting up (which, you know, great explanation), and that any suggestion that he?s using some kind of false brows is an insult. Still, it?s a little suspicious. We get the sniffles any time we?re prevailed upon to be around cats, but our sideburns don?t float away from our faces. And if you take a look at the close up, that?s sort of what it looks like is happening. Either that or Paul has some weird genetic mutation that allows him to have one double helix brow that no one has noticed for 76 years.

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So what happened? Is his face experiencing the kind of tectonic shift normally reserved for, um, tectonic plates? Were the brows glued on? Take a look at video of his remarks at the debate below, and tell us what you think is going on up there.

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Dennis Ritchie dies at 70; computer scientist helped develop Unix

Dennis Ritchie, a computer scientist who wrote the popular C programming language and helped develop the Unix operating system, has died. He was 70.

Ritchie died a month after his birthday, according to his biography on a Web page of Alcatel-Lucent's Bell Labs. Ritchie joined Bell Labs in the late 1960s.

The company announced his death Thursday but did not give the cause or say when Ritchie died.

Ritchie is best known for his contributions to computer programming and software. The C programming language, which he developed in the early 1970s, is still popular. It has gone through a number of upgrades, and it is commonly used for website development and other computer tasks. The Unix operating software also surged in popularity. It and its offshoots, including the open-source Linux, are widely used today, in corporate servers and even cellphones.

Ritchie was born Sept. 9, 1941, in Bronxville, N.Y. His father, Alistair, was a systems engineer at Bell Labs and his mother, Jean, was a homemaker. After studying physics and math at Harvard University, Ritchie joined Bell Labs.

"My undergraduate experience convinced me that I was not smart enough to be a physicist, and that computers were quite neat," Ritchie wrote. "My graduate school experience convinced me that I was not smart enough to be an expert in the theory of algorithms and also that I liked procedural languages better than functional ones."

At Bell, Ritchie and colleague Kenneth Thompson worked closely to create Unix. In writing the C language, Ritchie built on Thompson's earlier B language. Their collaborations were intended to simplify operating systems and make the software portable and easy to move from existing hardware to new computers, resulting in the open-source movement of sharing ideas.

"I wanted to find out what things a program or operating system could make possible that you couldn't do before," Ritchie told Investors Business Daily in 2003.

Bell Labs' emphasis on research provided opportunities for Ritchie and Thompson to develop pioneering innovations.

"There are features in C that everyone takes for granted now," Doug McIlroy, a Bell colleague, told Investors Business Daily. "But when Dennis created them, they were new to the world."

Information on survivors was not available.

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'Never married' men still more likely to die from cancer

ScienceDaily (Oct. 13, 2011) ? It is known that the unmarried are in general more likely to die than their married counterparts and there is some indication that the divide is in fact getting worse. New research published in BioMed Central's open access journal BMC Public Health looks at the changes in cancer survival over the past 40 years and show that the difference in mortality between the married and never married, especially between married and never married men, has also increased.

H?kon Kravdal from the University of Oslo and Dr Astri Syse from the Cancer Registry of Norway looked at survival data from patients diagnosed with cancer between 1970 and 2007 and compared this to their marital status -- married, never married, divorced/separated, or widowed. Their results showed that the unmarried have a greater risk of mortality regardless of age, education, site of tumour, time since diagnosis, and cancer stage. Additionally, over the 40 years for the study, the effect of never having been married on mortality increased from 18% to 35% for men and from 17% to 22% for women.

Dr Astri Syse explained, "The differences in survival between unmarried and married people with cancer could possibly be explained by better general health at time of diagnosis or better adherence to treatment regimes and follow ups. H?kon Kravdal continued, "One problem with this kind of study is that cohabiting people are scattered throughout the never married, divorced/separated, or widowed groups. Consequently, presuming cohabiters to have the same benefits as married couples, the actual differences between couples and singletons are probably much higher."

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'16 and Pregnant' parents reunite with baby

It's not exactly "All in the Family," yet, but they're trying.

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"16 and Pregnant" troublemakers Josh Rendon and Ebony Jackson were reportedly allowed a supervised four-hour visit with their 2-year-old daughter, Jocelyn, this week?a little more than two weeks after she was removed from their care by child services.

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The MTV duo were busted in Jacksonville, Ark., on suspicion of child endangerment and drug-related charges after authorities found them living in disgusting conditions. Per police, traces of human and dog feces were found on clothing and on the floors and walls of the residence, which was also full of flies and maggots in some parts. Investigators also turned up in the search 1 gram of synthetic marijuana and drug paraphernalia.

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According to TMZ, officials from the state's Department of Child Services granted Rendon and Jackson two meetings a week with Jocelyn with a supervisor present, though it looks like they've a ways to go before they can regain even temporary custody.

The pair has reportedly enrolled in parenting classes and therapy in an effort to get Joceyln back. And Ebony herself expressed a desire to clean up their act in a post to her official fan page shortly after her and her hubby's arrest.

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"I would like u all to know those tabloids aren't all true," she wrote. "My family is Wat [sic] is important to me right now [and] they have always been...we just ask for support in our time of hardship...I don't expect u all to support us but we lost a kid and didn't deal now we [are]."

A rep for the Arkansas Department of Human Services told E! News the department is unable to release information regarding the case, citing privacy reasons.

MTV declined to comment on the matter.

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BlueStacks App Player lets you run Android apps on Windows PCs or tablets (video)

If you've been dreaming of a world where Android apps are free to roam across your Windows desktop, you're in luck, because BlueStacks has just turned your reverie into reality. Today, the startup unveiled an alpha version of its App Player -- software that allows users to run a host of Android apps on Windows PCs, tablets or desktops, without requiring them to make modifications to their original OS. Available as a free download, this early test version comes pre-loaded with ten apps, and can support an extra 26, on top of that. BlueStacks' free Cloud Connect app, meanwhile, allows you to port third-party apps directly from your handset to your computer, though some games, including Angry Birds and Fruit Ninja, are prohibited. Those, it turns out, will be included under a paid version of the App Player, which BlueStacks hopes to launch at a later date. You can take the free software for a spin at the source link below, or meander past the break for a demo video, along with a pair of press releases.

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