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Hip-hop star MISSY ELLIOT has revealed her battle with autoimmune disorder Graves’ Disease changes the way she looks in an instant.
The rapper recently opened up about her three-year health crisis, revealing her symptoms became so bad she couldn’t drive or even hold a pen.
She also experienced hairloss and severe mood swings - but that wasn’t the scariest aspect of the condition.
She says, "You wake up and your eyes feel like they got rocks in ‘em… You looking at yourself and now my eyes have changed their structure - that’s a lot to deal with." Her manager Mona Scott-Young adds, "Your eyes bulge a little bit… Her eyeballs didn’t sit in the socket." Thanks to radiation treatment and medication, the Work It hitmaker has learned how to control the disease.

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Reunited rockers BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD have postponed their comeback tour to 2012.
Neil Young, Stephen Stills and Rick Furay reformed for their first performance in 43 years earlier this year (11) as a warm-up for their headlining spot at the Bonnaroo festival in Tennessee earlier this month (Jun11), and guitarist Furay made it clear there would be an official tour later this year.
But now, in a post on his Facebook.com page, the rocker-turned-pastor writes, "For those of you getting excited about the Buffalo Springfield fall tour, word has just come to me that it has been moved to the first of next year.
"I’m not going to spend a lot time here with details as you speculate among yourselves - there’s nothing to speculate about, the tour has simply been moved." The trio made a special appearance last October (10) at Young’s annual Bridge School Benefit, the band’s first since splitting up in 1968.

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British pop sensation JESSIE J has been forced to pull out of all her summer festival appearances after undergoing emergency surgery on her broken foot.
The star fell off a stage and broke a bone in her foot in two places earlier this month (Jun11), but managed to wow the crowds at Britain’s Glastonbury festival last weekend (25Jun11) by perching herself on a throne throughout her set.
But the performance will be the star’s last for the remainder of the summer (11) after doctor’s decided to operate.
She has now scrapped 11 appearances at events like Paris: Orange Rock Corps, Scotland’s T In The Park , Oxegen in Ireland and the i-Tunes Festival in London.
In a statement, the star says, "Sorry doesn’t feel enough to say, I am devastated for my fans that I know have been waiting to see me and working hard for tickets. I was so excited about the summer and I’m as upset as you all are. But unfortunately these things happen. I have to remain positive and I promise I will make it up later in the year."

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Bosses behind budget-busting TV epic CAMELOT have scrapped the drama after coming up against "significant production challenges".
The multi-million dollar historical drama, focusing on King Arthur’s Britain and starring Joseph Fiennes, Jamie Campbell Bower and one-time Bond girl Eva Green, debuted on America’s Starz network to huge acclaim, pulling in the network’s largest ever opening for a new programme in April (11).
However, despite the show’s success, bosses at Starz have decided against renewing the series for a second season.
A statement from the production office reads, "Due to significant production challenges, Starz has decided not to exercise the option for subsequent seasons of Camelot with our production partners GK-tv, Octagon Films and Take 5 Productions."

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Actor/director PAUL SAMPSON is still chilled by the climax of his new horror movie NIGHT OF THE TEMPLAR - because it features a prophetic line from his late friend DAVID CARRADINE.
The Kill Bill star plays a reincarnated medieval knight in the film, his last completed project before he died from sexual misadventure in a Thai hotel room in 2009.
And, as Sampson, who wrote, directed and stars in the movie, prepares to offer the finished cut to studios, he still can’t believe Carradine’s ad-lib at the end of the film.
He tells WENN, "On the last moment of the movie, we’re walking off together, arm-in-arm, and the dialogue is like, ‘Well, old friend, I’ll see you in the next lifetime’, and he goes, ‘Old friends, old soulmates…’ That’s the last line.
"I get goosebumps every time I see it… He was dead a year later. It’s the last thing he says in a film." And Sampson insists that’s not the only eerie thing about his film - it features a sex scene which apes the way Carradine may have died.
He adds, "(Actor) Norman Reedus’ character is getting a b**w-job in the movie and he’s choking himself with a belt - like the way David died."

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SARAH FERGUSON shut down a Time magazine interview when a reporter refused to drop questions about her cash-for-royal-access scandal.
The Duchess of York was caught on camera trying to set up a bogus business deal with a News of the World journalist in 2009 in return for access to her ex-husband Prince Andrew.
And she was back in front of the lens this week (beg27Jun11) as she sat for a chat with Time magazine reporter Belinda Luscombe.
The interview turned frosty when Luscombe probed Fergie for more information about the News of the World expose.
Ferguson insists the reporter has her facts wrong and says, "I think we’re gonna drop it right now, thank you." But the interview, which has aired on Time.com, doesn’t end there - Luscombe presses on with questions, prompting a calm but clear Fergie to state, "I think, Belinda, that this is not a tabloid interview, so don’t take it down that road… I think I’ve addressed your questions and I don’t wish to go forward on this." She adds, "Let us remember that there are two sides to every story."

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