“I couldn’t walk. My whole leg was hurting, and the back of my knee was in pain. I heard something pop, but I didn’t know what it was. It was just painful.”
–KENDRICK PERKINS, starting forward for the Boston Celtics, on his …
Ulysses Too Hard? Read the Comic Instead!
It’s Bloomsday evening and if you’re one of those people marking the occasion by reading (or re-reading) Ulysses, you may have noticed something by now: It is a very difficult book to get through.
Old Case Brings New Charges for Amy Bishop
Nearly a quarter century later, new criminal charges are taking shape against the former biology professor.
Oprah’s Big Gifts: iPads and Checks to Staffers
I want Oprah as my boss.
Bullfighter Escapes Bull, Cannot Flee Arm of Law
If NewsFeed were being completely honest, we would admit this is the exact way we would react to being charged by a bull.
A Terrible World Cup Spinoff Idea
We’re thankful this is Photoshopped. (olybop, via TheDailyWh.at)
Are ‘Show Me the Money’ Wiretaps More Trouble for Blago?
Former Ill. Gov. Rod Blagojevich once said nothing could prove him guilty of corruption — his day in court would be his exoneration. On Tuesday, prosecutors released transcripts they hope will make him eat those words.
Sorry Boys, Megan Fox Got Engaged to Brian Austin Green (Again)
After dating her for five years, actor Brian Austin Greene has decided once more to make an honest woman of the ex-Transformers star.
Roadside Controversy Looms With ‘Right to Die’ Billboards
The organization Final Exit Network is putting up billboards to let you know that you have the “right to die.”
Five Ways Psycho Changed Cinema
Alfred Hitchcock’s landmark Psycho had its New York premiere 50 years ago today. A half-century after Marion Crane first pulled in to the Bates Motel, NewsFeed takes a look at the five ways it changed movies. (Also check out the …
Gabourey Sidibe Has a Star-Studded Family
Alice Tan Ridley is a subway singer with a famous daughter. But the 58-year-old showed some star quality of her own on Tuesday’s edition of America’s Got Talent.
Report: BP to Set Aside Billions for Oil Spill Relief
After top BP officials met with the Obama administration in Washington, a senior government official told CNN that the company plans to set aside $20 billion to pay oil-spill claims. (via CNN)
