President Obama will be on The View tomorrow (Thursday).
A trio of Northern Californians is suing everybody's favorite technology company — that is, Apple — because their iPads reportedly overheat too quickly in the sun.
Mel Gibson's rants came in 30 phone calls to Oksana Grigorieva between the hours of 8 p.m. and 6 a.m. on Feb. 18. RadarOnline is now explaining that included in those 30 calls were eight profanity-laced voice mails, which the site has been releasing bit by bit. TMZ is reporting this morning that Grigorieva's spokesman has quit over money issues.
Barring an injunction from a federal judge today, Arizona's controversial new immigration law will go into effect on Thursday.
With jailhouse rumblings that Lindsay Lohan is getting special treatment behind bars, authorities want to set the record straight about one thing: The star got to keep her lanky hair extensions only because they were too hard to remove. Most inmates at the Century Regional Detention Facility will have their extensions removed upon entering–but only if the fake locks are actually detachable. Lohan’s are bonded to her hair, sewn too close to the scalp to remove
Paris Hilton is in hot water, after being caught doing something that suspiciously looked like a Nazi salute and then giving a less-than-convincing explanation. Hilton, who's been partying hard over the past few weeks; falling all over assorted yachts, doused in booze, ect. She was seen wearing a military hat as she held her hands in a manner that looked like a Hitler salute. It should be noted that Hilton claimed she was dancing with one hand in the air while she scratched her face
Stieg Larsson, a Swedish journalist and detective novelist best known for his Millenium trilogy, has become the first author to sell more than 1 million e-books in the Kindle Store. The three books in the posthumously published trilogy -- The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, The Girl Who Played with Fire and The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest -- are all among the Kindle Store’s 10 bestselling books of all time
Florida Marlins outfielder Chris Coghlan has been placed on the disabled list after he injured his knee while hitting a teammate in the face with a pie during an interview
Remember "James at 15"? James -- actor Lance Kerwin -- just pleaded guilty to theft for falsifying documents to get food stamps and state medical assistance in Kauai, where he's been living as a preacher for several years. He allegedly failed to disclose owning three properties on the mainland when he pleaded poverty
A father and son got kicked off an Orlando-bound flight on Air Canada Tuesday night after another passenger saw them watching video of the 9/11 terror attacks. The boy was watching a video on his iPod of the planes hitting the World Trade Center just before take off (where they would enter U.S. airspace).
Taylor Shaw, who works at Dewey Destin Seafood Restaurant in Destin, Florida, hopes to set a new world record by frying up the world's largest hush puppy. He and his co-workers already made a 2-and-1/4th-pound hush puppy as a "trial run." Tomorrow (Thursday), they hope to make one "at least basketball-sized," if they can find a big enough container to fry it in
Continental Airlines is testing self-boarding at an airport in Houston. In self-boarding, passengers swipe their boarding passes at a kiosk reader at the gate. That opens a turnstile or door to the jet-bridge.
At Wimbledon this year, John Isner and Nicolas Mahut set a new record when their tennis match lasted over eleven hours. Now Durex is using the longest match in tennis history to sell condoms. Mahut lost the match, but won the endorsement deal as Durex's new slogan is "Take pleasure coming second."
Experts in all things nuptial think the cost of Bill and Hillary Clinton's little girl's big day at anywhere from $3 million to $5 million -- a big boost from the estimated $2 million number that was thrown around last week.
Everyone knows the image: Celebrating V-J Day in Times Square back in 1945, a sailor dips a nurse into a passionate kiss and is snapped into icon status by Life Magazine. But the identity of the sailor has remained a mystery. Over the years, several men have claimed the mantle of the man in question. Now, there's one more who says he's the one. The vet is one Glenn McDuffie. The 88-year-old has photos of himself in his sailor suit, can ID the other people in the famed photo, and has even submitted to multiple lie-detector tests.
Paul the Octopus may be enjoying his retirement, but he is hardly resting on his laurels. The magical mollusk, whose fantastic football forecasting made him a worldwide celebrity, may be preparing to cash in on his remunerative reputation. The brilliant German Octopus, said to be worth millions in endorsement potential, has hired an agent.
Often, one of the perks of living in a dorm at college is the housekeeping, which dumps the trash, hoses down the bathroom and refills depleted toilet paper rolls in the stalls. But at Texas A&M, students in dorms may soon be responsible for having to supply their own TP. It's all part of a cost-cutting plan by the school's Department of Student Affairs, which says the University can save $82,000 each year by cutting down on the use of gratis toilet paper
