Brittney R. Villalva

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• Feb 8, 2012

  Ke$ha Makeover Shocks Fans with Ladylike Appearance

  Ke$ha has once again drawn attention to one of her shocking new looks. This time however, that look isn't shocking because it's extreme, it's shocking because it's not.

• Feb 8, 2012

  Richard Hatch $25 IRS Deal Denied to 'Survivor' Reality Show Winner

  Robert Hatch, winner of the first season of the reality show "Survivor", requested that the IRS reduce his penalty for tax evasion to $25. Reports Tuesday stated that Hatch's request has been denied.

• Feb 8, 2012

  Spiderman: New Trailer Released for 'The Amazing Spider-Man' (VIDEO)

  A new trailer of the up coming "The Amazing Spider Man" movie to be released July 3, 2012 was released Wednesday morning worldwide online, despite the criticism of many asking why another re-boot has been created.

• Feb 8, 2012

  John Fleming, Abortionplex Onion Article Fools Congressman

  A Louisiana congressman got a bit of undesired publicity, after he believed a satirical article about an $8 Billion Abortionplex to be true.

• Feb 8, 2012

  Mark Zuckerberg Taxes: A New Facebook Tax Law?

  Facebook's founder Mark Zuckerberg may face over a billion dollars in taxes if he opts to purchase the 120 million shares he earned rights to in 2005.

• Feb 7, 2012

  Lana Del Rey Tour Cancelled After SNL

  Singer Lana Del Rey has dropped her plans to tour at the end of the year, following her failed appearance on Saturday Night Live.

• Feb 7, 2012

  Robert Downey Jr, Baby Boy Exton Elias Born

  New reports have confirmed that Robert Downey Jr. welcomed a new baby boy with wif

• Feb 7, 2012

  Off-Duty Federal Agent Shot in Bay Area Near Home

  An off-duty Federal agent was shot outside of his home in the San Francisco Bay area, Tuesday morning. Little information has been released surrounding the officer and the circumstances of the shooting. The officer's name has also not been revealed, although it was established that the suspect fled in a vehicle.

• Feb 7, 2012

  Oldest Living Organism, Seagrass Threatened by Climate Change

  Scientists have concluded that seaweed stretching the span of over nine miles in the Mediterranean Sea, could be the oldest living organism on earth. The new discovery could prompt more support for research that supports changing weather climates.

• Feb 7, 2012

  Roger Boisjoly's Death Goes Unnoticed, Predicted 1986 NASA Rocket Explosion

  Roger Boisjoly, an aerodynamicist who became known as the "whistle blower" in NASA's 1986 rocket launch, has passed away at the age of 73.