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CNNMoney: Burt Reynolds faces foreclosure in Floridaupdated: Wed Aug 17 2011 13:35:00

Burt Reynolds could lose his waterfront mansion in Florida after failing to make mortgage payments for almost a year.

People.com: Burt Reynolds Wants to Live to Be 199updated: Mon Apr 26 2010 06:51:00

Reynolds gets Lifetime Achievement Award in Palm Beach Friday night

Heart surgery gives Burt Reynolds 'new pipes'updated: Wed Mar 03 2010 17:25:00

Burt Reynolds is feeling great now that he "has a great motor with brand new pipes," his manager said Wednesday.

People.com: Burt Reynolds Recovers from Heart Surgeryupdated: Wed Mar 03 2010 15:35:00

The '70s star, just treated for painkiller addiction, is now home after a quintuple bypass

People.com: Rehabbing Burt Reynolds Knew He Needed Helpupdated: Thu Sep 17 2009 18:28:00

Despite a reputation as "a tough guy," he says he couldn't beat prescription drugs on his own

Burt Reynolds goes to drug rehab, manager saysupdated: Wed Sep 16 2009 20:33:00

Burt Reynolds checked into a drug rehab clinic "to regain control of his life" after becoming addicting to painkillers prescribed following back surgery, his manager said.

People.com: Burt Reynolds Enters Rehabupdated: Wed Sep 16 2009 20:31:00

The Smokey and the Bandit star was a "prisoner of prescription pain pills," says his manager

SI.com: Andy Staples: Plenty of fun facts at Bobby Bowden's roastupdated: Thu Jul 16 2009 09:59:00

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Esteemed colleague Stewart Mandel has made a grievous error. Last week, Mandel omitted former Nebraska coach Tom Osborne from his list of college football's five most legendary coaches of all-time because Osborne, according to Mandel, was "too bland." Stew should have come to Florida State's University Center Club on Wednesday, because Osborne absolutely slayed at a roast for FSU coach Bobby Bowden.

SI.com: Brant James: Gant says age isn't an issue, Martin can win into his 60supdated: Wed Jul 15 2009 13:55:00

This would be the moment for Harry Gant to punch up the story, to embellish just how arduous a task it is to win a race at NASCAR's highest level at age 50 and beyond.

When Billy Mays shouted it, people believedupdated: Tue Jun 30 2009 12:02:00

Billy Mays always let you know who you were talking to.

Billy Mays deathupdated: Tue Jun 30 2009 12:02:00

CNN's John Zarrella has the latest on the death of pitch man Billy Mays.

Comic legend Dom DeLuise dies at 75updated: Tue May 05 2009 18:28:00

Dom DeLuise, who spiced up such movies as "Blazing Saddles," "Silent Movie" and "The Cannonball Run" with his manic delivery and roly-poly persona, has died, his son's publicist said.

Dom DeLuise on Larry King Liveupdated: Tue May 05 2009 18:28:00

Dom DeLuise pays tribute to talk show pioneer Mike Douglas during a December 1, 1999, episode of Larry King Live.

People.com: Comedian Dom DeLuise Diesupdated: Tue May 05 2009 16:48:00

The actor, best known for his flamboyant director role in Blazing Saddles, was 75

Top 10 movie car chase scenesupdated: Mon Mar 30 2009 12:11:00

Which star do you most associate with car-chase movies: Steve McQueen or Michael Caine? Gene Hackman or Burt Reynolds?

Seven famous people who survived bankruptcyupdated: Wed Nov 19 2008 12:58:00

As the economy continues to look grim, the word "bankruptcy" is on the tips of more and more tongues. While being unable to pay one's creditors is never a good situation for a company or an individual, it may not be the financial kiss of death that you might think. (Just ask Donald Trump, whose casinos have gone bankrupt twice.)

How celebs get fired from endorsement gigsupdated: Fri Jul 25 2008 16:12:00

A good pitchman can boost any product's name recognition with some high-quality shilling. A bad one, on the other hand, can quickly ruin the brand images that companies spend years and millions carefully honing.

People.com: Loni Anderson's Sweet Happily Ever Afterupdated: Thu Jun 26 2008 15:17:00

The actress met Bob Flick 45 years to the day before saying "I do"

Bush pardons moonshining 'Deliverance' actorupdated: Fri Aug 18 2006 13:37:00

By granting absolution to a convicted moonshiner, George W. Bush also earned the unique distinction of becoming the first president to pardon a cast member of the 1972 Academy Award-nominated movie "Deliverance."

showbuzzupdated: Fri Jan 27 2006 14:14:00

Tom Cruise led a poll of movie exhibitors aimed at determining the top 10 moneymaking stars of 2005.

CNNMoney: Turn left in 500 feet... fool!updated: Tue Nov 22 2005 10:17:00

Believe it or not, getting yelled at and berated by Mr. T actually becomes boring pretty quickly.

The 'Hazzard' of reviewsupdated: Wed Aug 03 2005 10:07:00

I think it was Broadway impresario David Merrick who once advertised a show using blurbs from people who had the same names as New York theater critics.

showbuzzupdated: Tue Jun 14 2005 14:49:00

Burt Reynolds and a former girlfriend have agreed to settle lawsuits they filed against each other in November, according to lawyers for both sides.

Eyes that are prizedupdated: Wed May 25 2005 14:33:00

Paul Newman could have long since rested on his laurels.

EW review: A middling, mild 'Yard'updated: Wed May 25 2005 12:53:00

Adam Sandler doesn't look like a guy who could shave points off a football game, at least not without bursting into tears of remorse and apologizing in a high-pitched burble.

showbuzzupdated: Mon Nov 08 2004 15:43:00

Burt Reynolds sued a former girlfriend, alleging that she was threatening to falsely accuse him of abuse if he didn't pay millions of dollars in extortion.

showbuzzupdated: Mon Aug 16 2004 13:08:00

Once a jock, always a jock.

Fortune: Trapper John, MBA The improbable business life of a former M*A*S*H star.updated: Mon Oct 06 2003 00:01:00

Wayne Rogers is one of those indefatigable entrepreneurs who make you exhausted just listening to all of the businesses they're juggling. But Rogers is more than just some Rotary Club man-of-the-ye...

Money Magazine: A LESSON FOR YOU FROM BURT'S WOESupdated: Thu Dec 15 1994 00:01:00

When Burt Reynolds, star of television's recently canceled Evening Shade and the Smokey and the Bandit movies, abruptly quit his promotional tour for his autobiography My Life temporarily in Octobe...

Fortune: The price of immortalityupdated: Mon Feb 29 1988 00:01:00

^ As never before, immortality is for sale. What kind? The kind that comes when a donor cements his name to an institution: Stanford University, Carnegie Hall, Rhodes Scholarships, the Pulitzer Pri...

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