On Monday, Mia Farrow will begin a hunger strike – only drinking water – to protest the conditions in Darfur. Meanwhile Woody Allen will just complain about how "The conditions in Darfur are just craaaaaazy"
New research shows that as many as sixty percent of all heart attacks go entirely unnoticed... mostly because Dick Cheyney covers them up.
Executives from Twitter, YouTube and Google are in Iraq to see how new media can be used to rebuild the country. They'll each look to compete with Facebook who already launched an Iraqi version of the site, strictly for women called: "CoverYourFacebook"
The Mayor of San Francisco – Gavin Newsom – has announced that he will run for governor of California in 2010. Unless Governor Schwarzenegger terminates him first.
A federal judge will not give Rod Blagojevich permission to travel to the Costa Rican jungle to tape a reality TV show. Instead the reality show will just tape in a more convenient jungle for the ex-governor: His hair.
Ed Begley, Jr. will introduce an environmentally friendly showcase on Wednesday’s episode of The Price is Right. In keeping with the Green theme, the show will also start using biodegradable Plinko Chips.
A new study in Germany shows that breakdancers suffer a higher rate of spine, knee and wrist injuries. The study also found that a large majority of the dancers suffer from something called "pop and lock" jaw.
The Bodies Exhibit – that traveling show that lets you look at preserved body parts – is being forced to close in Paris after a judge ruled that it was indecent. Apparently the lungs of the preserved body weren't black enough.
... it wasn't that the body on display was of a naked female, it was that the body didn't have enough armpit hair.
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