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    The Guardian has published a letter headed 'Tim Curry obituary', indicating that an obituary for the actor has appeared and that a reader has written in about it. The letter itself suggests Tim Curry, known for The Rocky Horror Picture Show, is the subject of renewed attention, and readers are responding to coverage of his life and career. No further details are available beyond the letter's publication.

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    Stallone reveals bulimia and steroid use while making Rocky●Sylvester Stallone reveals bulimia, steroid use and the brutal price he paid to become Rocky✉newsHealthFitness45 min ago

    Sylvester Stallone has opened up about the extreme measures he took to get in shape for his iconic role as Rocky Balboa, admitting he suffered from bulimia and used steroids during the filming of the 1976 classic. He described the physical toll of crash dieting and overtraining as a brutal price for fame.

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    Sylvester Stallone Says 'Rhinestone' Is His Favorite Film After 'Rocky'●Sylvester Stallone Calls ‘Rhinestone’ His Favorite Movie After ‘Rocky’ and Wants It Back on Streaming✉newsCultureFilm32 min ago

    Sylvester Stallone has named the 1984 comedy 'Rhinestone', in which he starred alongside Dolly Parton, as his favorite movie after 'Rocky'. He also said he wants the film to return to streaming services, as it is currently difficult to watch. Fans are reacting to the actor's unexpected praise for a film that was poorly received by critics when it was released.

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    East Coast residents weather weekend nor'easter▼Windy weddings and rocky cruises: How East Coasters are braving the nor'easter this weekend✉newsEnvironmentWeather6 h ago

    A nor'easter is battering the US East Coast this weekend, with strong winds and rough seas disrupting plans across the region. Couples have gone ahead with weddings in blustery conditions, while cruise passengers have faced choppy waters. NPR is reporting on how residents from across the East Coast are coping with the storm's wind and coastal impacts.