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Toby Hershkowitz

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From childhood stardom to cautionary tale: The life, legacy and final days of Aaron Carter

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By Toby Hershkowitz Verified
| NewsBreak
I was sued by my co-workers after announcing I’d won a $105m lottery – but there was an even stranger twist
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From childhood stardom to cautionary tale: The life, legacy and final days of Aaron Carter Original

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By Toby Hershkowitz Verified, Katerina Rosen
| ABC News Verified
From the moment he stepped on stage in the late 90s as a 9-year-old opening act for the Backstreet Boys, Aaron Carter's velvety voice, golden locks and effervescent energy made him an instant star. But the pop prodigy had his life marked by addiction and mental health struggles. Carter's meteoric rise to fame as a prepubescent pop star, his tumultuous teens and twenties, and his attempts to resurrect his career, are explored in, "Aaron Carter: The Little Prince of Pop," now streaming on Hulu.
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Golf program for veterans spreads HOPE among heroes

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By Toby Hershkowitz Verified
| KFSN-TV (Fresno, CA) Verified
LYONS, N.J. -- When Garret Hrynko came home from Afghanistan in 2016, his life was spiraling out of control. He'd lost a close friend, Kyle Gilbert, downrange. The battlefield had taken its toll. Self-destructive behaviors were pushing him to the brink. At his lowest point, he knew he needed a little hope. And hope is exactly what saved him.
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