Kris Coombs

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• Jan 10, 2012

  Rick Santorum Denies Comparing Homosexuality to Bestiality

  Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum is denying he ever compared homosexuality to bestiality.

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  Jan 10, 2012

  Justin Bieber Talks Sex, Drugs and Adulthood

  The soon to be 18-year-old pop sensation Justin Bieber told the Spring issue of V magazine that he is in no rush to grow up.

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  Jan 9, 2012

  Controversial 'Book of Mormon' Musical Breaks Box Office Records Once Again

  The Tony Award-winning musical “The Book of Mormon” brought in a hefty sum of $1,428,663 last week for eight performances over the weekend.

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  Jan 9, 2012

  Todd Palin Endorses Newt Gingrich for President

  Todd Palin, the husband of 2008 vice president nominee, Sarah Palin, told ABC News on Monday that he is endorsing Newt Gingrich for president.

• Jan 9, 2012

  ACLU Claims School District in Missouri Cannot Invite Students to Religious Events

  The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) claims the St. Joseph School District in Northwest Missouri violated the First Amendment following the distribution of invitations to students for religious events.

• Jan 9, 2012

  Kristy McNichol Comes Out as Gay to Help End Child Bullying

  Child star Kristy McNichol has revealed she is a lesbian over the weekend in an attempt to help bullied gay children.

• Jan 9, 2012

  Johnny Depp and Partner to Split After 14 Years?

  Johnny Depp and his longtime partner, French actress Vanessa Paradis, may be headed for a split, according to Radar Online.

• Jan 9, 2012

  Sydney Spies: Teen Fights Racy Yearbook Photo Ban

  Sydney Spies, an 18-year high school senior from Colorado is fighting her school’s decision to ban a raunchy photograph she chose to use as her yearbook photo, but the yearbook’s editors are refusing to change their minds.

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  Jan 6, 2012

  American Idol to Cut Ryan Seacrest?

  Television personality Ryan Seacrest may have to take a pay cut after his $15 million a year contract to host American Idol approaches the end of its three-year tenure, sources tell The Hollywood Reporter.

• Jan 6, 2012

  Students in Kentucky to Face Misdemeanor Charges for Truancy

  A new Covington, Ky., ordinance, enacted on January 2, allows police to arrest students for missing school.