Brent Woodie

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• Nov 24, 2011

  Sienna Miller Tells How Media Hacking Made Her Life a Misery

  Actress Sienna Miller has said on Thursday that she had been placed under a "web of surveillance" by a tabloid newspaper which listened into her messages and read emails, prompting her to accuse family and friends of leaking stories to the press.

• Nov 23, 2011

  George Michael in Vienna Hospital, Cancels Shows Due to Pneumonia

  George Michael is in a Vienna hospital battling pneumonia.

• Nov 23, 2011

  Britney Spears and Jason Trawick Engagement in the Works

  It looks like wedding bells are ringing for Britney Spears again.

• Nov 23, 2011

  Chris Brown Buys New Mansion Near Rihanna’s Home

  Chris Brown's new $1.5 million dollar mansion may be more than an extravagant splurge by the R&B superstar, as he may want to be closer to ex-girlfriend Rihanna

• Nov 23, 2011

  Sarah Palin Angered Fox News Chief by Announcing Non-Candidacy Plans on Radio

  Fox News’ darling Sara Palin may be on the outs with Roger Ailes, the network’s chief executive.

• Nov 23, 2011

  Lady Gaga's Old NYC Apartment Available for Rent

  Pop Star Lady Gaga’s old New York City apartment was recently put up for rent.

• Nov 23, 2011

  Too Short Dead Rumors False, Rapper Says 'I'm Not Dead'

  News broke yesterday that rapper Too Short was dead, but the only problem is that he is still alive.

• Nov 22, 2011

  Mitt Romney's First Ad Drives Forward Campaign While Misquoting and Attacking US President

  In a welcome of sorts to President Barack Obama, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney released a television attack advertisement that goes directly at the President and his policies.

• Nov 22, 2011

  Occupy Oakland Campers Moves into Foreclosed Home

  Occupy Oakland campers will not pack it in, as the protesters are holding strong and setting up a new site in a reportedly foreclosed home in West Oakland.

• Nov 22, 2011

  Kennedy Assassination Anniversary Sparks Theories 48 Years On

  The assassination of President John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963 was a dark and confusing time for Americans. People all over the country were left with questions of the events that took place on that day. 48 years later those questions still linger.