GOP hopefuls say they will release health records

CORRECTS LOCATION TO THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH FLORIDA, INSTEAD OF UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA - Republican presidential candidates, from left, former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney and Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, stand during the National Anthem at the Republican presidential candidates debate at the University of North Florida in Jacksonville, Fla., Thursday, Jan. 26, 2012. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya)

CORRECTS LOCATION TO THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH FLORIDA, INSTEAD OF UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA - Republican presidential candidates, from left, former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney and Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, stand during the National Anthem at the Republican presidential candidates debate at the University of North Florida in Jacksonville, Fla., Thursday, Jan. 26, 2012. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya)

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) ? The Republicans running for their party's presidential nomination say they will release their medical records if they are picked.

Ron Paul is the 76-year-old congressman from Texas. He was asked Monday if he would release his health records given he would be the nation's oldest president if he wins. Paul says he will and then challenged his younger rivals to a 25-mile bike ride.

Newt Gingrich, Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum all say they also will release their records. Gingrich joked that he has watched Paul campaign and says Paul is "in great shape."

Paul chided moderator Wolf Blitzer for the question. He says there are laws against age discrimination.

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Bruce Jenner: My teens don't need college

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Who needs a college degree when fame and fortune awaits?

Since their first appearance on "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" in 2007, Kendall and Kylie Jenner have become stars in their own right, thanks to lucrative modeling campaigns and a thriving teen fashion empire.

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When Us Weekly spoke to their father Bruce Jenner at the Performance 3D demonstration in NYC Monday, the 62-year-old Olympian admitted his girls' careers are so busy they may not pursue higher education.

"If they want to go to college, certainly, I think it's a good idea. But I'm not the advocate of, 'You've got to go to college!'" Bruce said. "I think by the time they graduate from high school, they will probably be in a position to go right to working."

EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: Bruce defends Kendall's racy bikini photo shoot

Like their older sisters Kourtney, 32, Kim, 31, and Khloe, 27, Kendall and Kylie are becoming branded businesswomen, Bruce explained. "They've just developing their clothing line for Sears -- it's a little more teen-oriented, the clothing line. And they're working all the time on the show."

With two magazine covers under her belt (American Cheerleader and Teen Prom), Kendall, 16, is poised to become the next big supermodel, Bruce added.

VIDEO: Bruce freaks out when he finds out Kendall is on birth control

"She'll probably have a career by the time she's out of high school," Bruce told Us. "If that's what she wants to do, that's good. I don't know if college is going to be that important for her."

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Katy Perry's Colorist: Why She Dyed Her Hair Blue After Split (omg!)

Feelin' blue and lookin' blue, too?

Katy Perry may be licking the wounds from her failed 14-month marriage to Russell Brand -- he pulled the trigger with a Dec. 30 divorce filing -- but that has nothing to do with her latest hair color, which she debuted Thursday in Santa Barbara, Calif. during a shoot for an Adidas ad.

PHOTOS: Katy's drastic hair evolution

"Katy wanted to go this particular color blue for a few weeks now," the newly single singer's colorist Rita Hazan told Us Weekly in an exclusive chat.

The blonde shade that Perry, 26, showed off in December (with Brand, 36, at her side!) "was not an interim shade," Hazan points out. "She knew it wouldn't be permanent -- just another Katy Perry look!"

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"It didn't take long to transition to this color as we have been working together previously," the celeb stylist adds. "We have a great relationship -- Katy is the ideal client because she loves to be creative and unpredictable with her look."

PHOTOS: Katy and Russell's bygone romance

"She was great, really nice. She seemed happy," Perry fan Eric Berlanger said of Perry's demeanor on the Adidas set Thursday.

Adds a pal close to the "Firework" singer: "She is all about moving on now."

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ESPN article dubs Atlanta worst sports town in America

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If the Atlanta Falcons? ? Atlanta Falcons Latest from The Business Journals Falcons' record-setting Gonzalez signs M extensionTop 10 Stories of 2011 - Hospitality.5M ?Dream? tops list of highest-priced home sales of 2011 Follow this company needed any extra motivation for their playoff battle against the New York Giants? ? New York Giants Latest from The Business Journals Baltimore bars face Thanksgiving-day debate for Ravens' football gameLo-Lo?s spreads its wingsForbes rates Chiefs owners among league?s cellar-dwellers Follow this company on Sunday, ESPN New York just gave it to them on a golden platter.

ESPN New York writer Rob Parker takes Atlanta to the woodshed for its support, or lack thereof, of all its professional sports teams, including the recently departed Atlanta Thrashers? ? Atlanta Thrashers Latest from The Business Journals Soccer exec combining best of pros, amateursPopulous helps Quebec City build a potential NHL arenaBest sports cities: Nashville No. 16 Follow this company . He argues the town?s lukewarm support for sports means the Falcons don?t deserve to beat the Giants, noting attendance at Falcons games ranks 15th out of the 32 NFL teams.

?If the New York Yankees? ? New York Yankees Latest from The Business Journals 2012 business calendar shapes busy year aheadTop commercial, residential transactions for 2011Brewers payroll 17th among Major League teams Follow this company are the standard for excellence in baseball, Atlanta is the epitome of the bottom of the barrel when it comes to fan support,? Parker writes. ?Hence, the Atlanta Falcons shouldn?t be allowed to win and reward some of the worst fans in the country. They just don?t get it. They are both missing in action and simply not passionate enough to appreciate their team winning in the NFL playoffs and moving on to the next round.?

Click here for the full scathing article about Atlanta.

Have your say -- Click here and take our poll about the city?s support for its teams.

If the Atlanta Falcons? ? Atlanta Falcons Latest from The Business Journals Falcons' record-setting Gonzalez signs M extensionTop 10 Stories of 2011 - Hospitality.5M ?Dream? tops list of highest-priced home sales of 2011 Follow this company needed any extra motivation for their playoff battle against the New York Giants? ? New York Giants Latest from The Business Journals Baltimore bars face Thanksgiving-day debate for Ravens' football gameLo-Lo?s spreads its wingsForbes rates Chiefs owners among league?s cellar-dwellers Follow this company on Sunday, ESPN New York just gave it to them on a golden platter.

ESPN New York writer Rob Parker takes Atlanta to the woodshed for its support, or lack thereof, of all its professional sports teams, including the recently departed Atlanta Thrashers? ? Atlanta Thrashers Latest from The Business Journals Soccer exec combining best of pros, amateursPopulous helps Quebec City build a potential NHL arenaBest sports cities: Nashville No. 16 Follow this company . He argues the town?s lukewarm support for sports means the Falcons don?t deserve to beat the Giants, noting attendance at Falcons games ranks 15th out of the 32 NFL teams.

?If the New York Yankees? ? New York Yankees Latest from The Business Journals 2012 business calendar shapes busy year aheadTop commercial, residential transactions for 2011Brewers payroll 17th among Major League teams Follow this company are the standard for excellence in baseball, Atlanta is the epitome of the bottom of the barrel when it comes to fan support,? Parker writes. ?Hence, the Atlanta Falcons shouldn?t be allowed to win and reward some of the worst fans in the country. They just don?t get it. They are both missing in action and simply not passionate enough to appreciate their team winning in the NFL playoffs and moving on to the next round.?

Click here for the full scathing article about Atlanta.

Have your say -- Click here and take our poll about the city?s support for its teams.

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India loses to China on social front: Sen

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Nobel laureate Amartya Sen says there is a huge gap on social front between Indian and China as the former is one of the best performers in terms of social indicators. ...

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