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Friday, May 29, 2009

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Georgia Gwinnett College's 39 graduates get a "slog to success" message from a star of the graduation speaking circuit.

Man bonds out in kidnap, rape case

Snellville resident accused of taking business acquaintance to Smoky Mtns cabin.

Comedian Justin McClure tries to sell his new social media networking idea to the audience.

See what Mike's drawn for today, and the month, then vote for your favorite from his collection.

'Jersey Boys' at the Fox is just one of the great events you can find around metro Atlanta this weekend.

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Atlantic Station hosts the world's top pro players in a three-day tourney, starting today.

Win a VIP 'Next Food Network Star' premiere viewing party or grand prize worth $350.

Jay Leno says goodbye to 'The Tonight Show'
Talk show superstar Jay Leno chats about signing off as host of 'The Tonight Show' and his new prime-time gig. (AP/May 29)
Writer forcibly removed from near Air Force One
A writer for a small Georgia newspaper was forcibly removed from a press area near Air Force One after she tried to deliver a letter to President Barack Obama. Brenda Lee was trying to give the President a letter opposing gay marriage. (AP/May 29)
Spelling Bee champ crowned
Thirteen-year-old Kavya Shivashankar of Olathe, Kan., has claimed the title of the nation's top speller. Kavya aced the word 'Laodicean' Thursday night to win the 82nd Scripps National Spelling Bee. (AP/May 29)