Kanye West mourning the death of his mother

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Hello, I'm Rebecca Field with a UPI entertainment update on this Tuesday, November 13, 2007.

Kanye West is thanking the public for their support following the death of his mother. A Los Angeles coroner says Donda West died Saturday from complications stemming from a recent surgery. She was 58. Some reports say it was from a cosmetic operation.but there's no word on what type or where she was treated. West was a big supporter of her son and also managed his career for a while. The rapper often referred to his Mom in his lyrics...he even wrote a song inspired by her called "Hey Mama."

Hollywood couple Brooke Burke and her fiance David Charvet are expecting another baby. The actress' rep tells People magazine the new addition will come sometime next spring. The pair already have a daughter named Heaven Rain...born last January. Burke also has 2 daughters from a previous relationship. She and Charvet have been together since 2005.

Actor Richard Gere is being recognized for his humanitarian work. Last night he received the 2007 Marian Anderson Award in Philidelphia. The honor is given to those who not only entertain the public, but also do a substantial amount of work improving society. Gere was chosen because of his support for the Independence of Tibet and his work with HIV and AIDS patients. Last night's ceremony featured performances by big stars like Patti Labelle and the Philadelphia Orchestra.

Stars are gearing up for the release of the newest Stephen King horror film. The author hit the red carpet in New York last night for the big screen adaptation of his novel "The Mist." King was joined by members of the cast like Thomas Jane, Marcia Gay Harden and Laurie Holden. "The Mist" is about a strange storm that brings a frightening blood hungry species to earth. It hits most U.S. theaters November 21.

Several celebrities are using their star power for public advocacy.
Actors like Ben Affleck, Reese Witherspoon and Morgan Freeman are just a few of the big names appearing in a recently debuted public service announcement on healthcare reform. The campaign is reportedly sponsored by AARP and seeks affordable health-care for all Americans.

That's all for now. Check out upi.com for the day's latest news and updates. Thanks for watching!

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  • Moluk hunts in the night, this dumb nigger opened his mouth and spoke the truth on live television about Katrina and who was responsible.

    When big brother is watching you must choose your words carefully or they will hit you where it hurts. And Kanye knows he fucked up, too bad motherfucker let that be a strong lesson.

    The next time it will cost him his life!!!

    They were behind Michaels death too...

  • @ChristinaLaRosa18  don't forget his tumultuous love life.

  • @devore504 kanye aint racist ur so fuckin dumb its mostly white people like u who are racist and think ur better than ever1 else

  • @fatsachs SMH

  • @indyboom. That's fucked up as hell, obviously you haven't lost someone important in your life..grow the fuck up childish cunt

  • @smitehz i know i'm late, but what is there to understand?

  • Poor Kanye I really feel for him his dad walked on him when he was three and now his mother is dead can it get any worse..Kanye is a musical genious he is freakin amazing, youre not alone Kanye your fans love you'll be alright just keep doing what youre good at and thats making amazing music..Peace out Homie We Love you!!!!!!

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