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This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Experts predict the outcome of several recent court cases will change the fate of social media. Jurors in a Los ...

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English rock singer Billy Idol recently went candid about his addiction struggles and how he managed to quit heroin by smoking crack. On March 2, he appeared on the podcast Club Random With Bill Maher ...

Billy Idol revealed that he traded one vice for another during the height of his addiction struggles in the 1980s. The hitmaker, 70, said that smoking crack helped him quit heroin during a Monday, ...