Steve O Elisabetta Canalis

Steve O Elisabetta Canalis - Elisabetta Canalis and Steve-O went to a HAIR SALON this weekend ... TOGETHER ... so, it's fair to assume they're totally dating now, right?


Rumors have been swirling for weeks ... that George Clooney's ex-GF and the "Jackass" star have been getting pretty up close and personal in the past few weeks. steve o elisabetta canalis,  steve o sued karaoke,

The two hit up Trust Hair Salon in West Hollywood on Saturday ... and as they both got into Steve-O's car ... we asked if they were officially more than friends. dancing with the stars,

They didn't have to say anything ... it's pretty obvious.


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Zombie TVA sue

Zombie TVA Sue - Several people who tried to go to a Tennessee Valley Authority board meeting in costumes including Santa Claus and a pirate are suing the utility, +Zombie protesters file $300,000 lawsuit against TVA , which banned such getups after people protesting a nuclear plant dressed up as zombies.


In July, the protesters in Chattanooga dressed as zombies in an effort to convince TVA officials not to re-start construction of the Bellefonte Nuclear Plant in Alabama, +Zombie protesters file $300,000 lawsuit against TVA , where work had stopped in 1988. Soon after, the utility banned costumes at its meetings in an effort to avoid disruptions. Zombie TVA sue ,

In August, the four wearing costumes were not allowed to enter a TVA board meeting in Knoxville. A fifth was kicked out of the meeting when he mimicked a zombie.

Those five and another person are asking a federal court to forbid the nation’s largest public utility from banning costumes at future public meetings. The lawsuit seeks $50,000 in damages for each of the plaintiffs, The Knoxville News Sentinel reported.

TVA spokeswoman Barbara Martocci said the utility does not comment on active lawsuits.

The board agreed during that August meeting to finish building the nuclear plant, and the lawsuit also asks the court to set aside that vote.

The lawsuit says Chris Irwin, Bonnie Swinford, Matt Jones, Ricki Draper, Mark Homer and Margaret Rogers all came to the meeting. Irwin came dressed in a business suit but with makeup on his face; Draper dressed as Santa Claus; Homer came as Benjamin Franklin; and Rogers dressed as a pirate. Those in costume were turned away. Jones and Swinford were not in costume and spoke at the meeting.

While Jones was speaking, he made a joke about zombies being outside, mussed up his hair, raised his hands and made a low moaning nose, the lawsuit says. He was immediately told to leave. +Zombie protesters file $300,000 lawsuit against TVA 

The lawsuit says Swinford did not know whether Jones had been arrested, so she changed the speech she had planned. The lawsuit says that means Swinford’s free speech rights were violated.

Cannibal Vampire Engaged Prison

Cannibal Vampire Engaged Prison - Swedish cannibal finds vampire love behind bars. After meeting at a high security ward and chatting on the internet, cannibal vampire love swedish, “the Skara Cannibal” and the “Vampire Woman”, two infamous Swedish murderers, have found love and are hoping to get married.


”We got together on November 13th. 'Do you want to be my girlfriend?' he asked on MSN. Then we decided to get engaged, Isakin Jonsson a Swedish cannibal ate murdered girlfriend, which we did on December 9th,” the “Vampire Woman” Michelle Gustafsson told Expressen. cannibal vampire love swedish,

The couple are fellow inmates at the Karsuddens psychiatric facility near Katrineholm in eastern Sweden. They are both being treated for highly unusual crimes, making huge headlines in Sweden.

Gustafsson is convicted of the murder of a father of four in Stockholm in 2010. She stabbed him to death with a knife, but claims she does not remember the incident at all. Isakin Jonsson a Swedish cannibal ate murdered girlfriend,

On her personal blog she had been writing about killing people on the Stockholm underground and published pictures of herself as a vampire with a bloodied mouth, brandishing a knife and a power saw, according to the paper.

Isakin Jonsson, or ”the Skara Cannibal” was convicted in March 2011 of the gruesome killing of his then girlfriend, mother of five, Helle Christensen. After stabbing her to death with a knife, Jonsson cut off her head and other parts of her body, some of which he then ate.

Jonsson showed no remorse during his trial and was found to suffer from severe mental illness by a court-ordered psychiatric evaluation. He couldn't explain why he had killed his girlfriend.

"That's something I also wonder about. I trust the doctors. There was no motive whatsoever. We were a couple with a future together. I've never felt this way with a girl before," he said during the trial, reported Expressen at the time.

Being inmates at the same faciltiy, the unlikely couple found each other and spent a lot of time on an internet chat room. Now they want to get married.

“I love Michelle. I have never met anyone like her. I'd like to lead a non-criminal life,” said Jonsson to Expressen. Connecticut axe murder suspect ate victim's brain, police say,

Jonsson told the paper that he really had felt no compunction to eat his ex-girlfriend but only did so to seem sick and get psychiatric treatment instead of jail time. Isakin Jonsson a Swedish cannibal ate murdered girlfriend, Connecticut axe murder suspect ate victim's brain, police say, cannibal vampire love swedish

The couple don’t know when they will be released from the clinic as they are both serving non-fixed sentences there. According to the clinic there are inmates who have spent more than 20 years within its walls.

Despite this, the couple are looking forward to living together at some point.

“We want to get to live together, keep dogs and spend time on our hobbies, piercing and tattoos,” said Gustafsson to Expressen.


Source: http://www.thelocal.se/38798/20120130/

President Obama American Idol

President Obama American Idol - Remember President Barack Obama's impromptu little vocal performance at Harlem's world-famous Apollo Theater a couple of weeks back? american idol,


It turns out the viral moment has earned El Presidente an invitation to sing live on American Idol! president obama american idol,  nigel lythgoe twitter, mitt romney america the beautiful,

Barry showed us that he isn't too bashful to break out in song when he belted out a few lines of Al Green's '70s soul ballad "Let's Stay Together" at a Jan. 19 fundraising event. As Obama took to the stage, he noted Green's presence in the room and surprised the crowd (and his aides) with the opening line.

"Those guys didn't think I would do it," joked Obama, gesturing to his staffers on the side of the stage. "I told you I was going to do it. The Sandman did not come out." president barack obama,

Obama then sang a few chords of the ballad, eliciting cheers from the audience.

Video footage from the event quickly spread across the Interwebs. To date, the clip has been viewed more than 4 million times on YouTube. mitt romney america the beautiful,

American Idol producer Nigel Lythgoe was so impressed with Obama's soulful sounds that he wants the multi-talented U.S. leader to perform a duet with Al Green on the show's 11th season, which kicked off earlier this month.

Talk about a serious boost for the incumbent's 2012 re-election campaign!

So, what better way to ask the world's most powerful man to perform on a commercial TV show watched by millions than to tweet him directly, of course!

"We loved your performance so much we'd love to invite you on American Idol this season for a duet with Al Green," Nigel wrote in a tweet to Obama on Monday.

The White House has yet to reply to Lythgoe's request.

After video of the president singing Green's R&B classic exploded online, the track posted its best download sales week since 2003. "Let's Stay Together" enjoyed a 490 percent weekly sales increase, selling 16,000 downloads in the week ending Jan. 22, according to Nielsen SoundScan.

It's the best sales week for the song since the service began tracking downloads nine years ago.



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Christina Aguilera Drip Leg

Christina Aguilera Drip Leg - Christina Aguilera covered "At Last" during a memorial service for music legend Etta James over the weekend. Christina Aguilera Leg Drip Photo Grosses Out Neil Patrick Harris On 'The Talk' (VIDEO) , christina aguilera spray tan, But it was the pint-sized powerhouse's attire -- and a mysterious discharge on her person -- that had tongues wagging.


We were so distracted by Christina Aguilera's epic cleavage as she performed at "At Last" during Etta James' weekend memorial service, Christina Aguilera Leg Drip Photo Grosses Out Neil Patrick Harris On 'The Talk' (VIDEO) , we didn't think to look down and notice the strange things going on a bit further south. christina aguilera spray tan, 

Xtina was photographed paying tribute to Etta with a mysterious brownish-red liquid running down her right leg.

Etta died Jan. 20, after a two year fight against leukemia. Aguilera joined the hundreds of James' friends, fans and family who convened to remember the legendary rhythm and blues singer at her funeral service on Saturday. Christina Aguilera Leg Drip Photo Grosses Out Neil Patrick Harris On 'The Talk' (VIDEO) ,

Approximately 300 mourners gathered at Greater Bethany Community Church City of Refuge in Gardena, California for the service. The "Fighter" singer was the powerhouse songstress selected to deliver a rousing rendition of Etta's most famous ballad.

She's used to delivering such tributes: After all, Xtina performed James Brown's "It's a Man's World" in a similar performance at the 2007 Grammy Awards.

But poor Ms. Aguilera must have been mortified after photos of her performance, complete with a mysterious stream of we-don't-even-want-to-speculate-what running down her leg went viral on the web.

Best case scenario, it's her spray tan getting all sweaty and diluted. Worst case scenario…well, we're not going to go there.

Of course, you can imagine what's being suggested on less classy websites. (Hint, Nudge, Wink…)

At first glance, Xtina's attire looked funeral-appropriate. Black skirt, black suit jacket -- all very normal.

But when The Voice coach stepped out from behind the microphone stand, her neckline revealed a different story. Christina seriously let it all out in the cleavage department with a jacket that was nearly down to her belly button.




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Firsts in African-American history

Firsts in African-American History - This Black History Month, we’re showcasing the trailblazing African-Americans who reached new heights despite harsh limitations and the shackles of slavery. Test your knowledge of the past to identify the famous “firsts” who paved the way for the present.


List of African-American firsts, African Americans are a demographic minority in the United States. The first achievements by African Americans in various fields historically establish a foothold, providing a precedent for more widespread cultural change. The shorthand phrase for this is "breaking the color barrier".

One commonly cited example is that of Jackie Robinson, who was the first African American of the modern era to become a Major League Baseball player, ending 60 years of segregated leagues. Segregated Negro Leagues had been established for decades, featuring many talented athletes.

21st century

2000s

2001

First African-American Secretary of State: Colin Powell
First African-American president of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops: Wilton Daniel Gregory
First African-American president of the Unitarian Universalist Association: Rev. William G. Sinkford
First African-American president of an Ivy League university: Ruth J. Simmons at Brown University, also the first permanent female president of Brown.
First African-American woman to win the ASCAP Pop Music Songwriter of the Year award: Beyoncé Knowles
First African-American woman to be appointed National Security Advisor: Condoleezza Rice
First African-American billionaire: Robert L. Johnson, founder of Black Entertainment Television
First African-American female billionaire: Sheila Johnson

2002

First African-American woman to win the Academy Award for Best Actress: Halle Berry (Monster's Ball, 2001)
First African-American Winter Olympic gold medal winner: Vonetta Flowers (two-woman bobsleigh).
First African American to become majority owner of a U.S. major sports league team: Robert L. Johnson (Charlotte Bobcats, NBA)
First African-American female combat pilot in the U.S. Armed Services: Captain Vernice Armour, USMC
First African American to hold the #1 rank in tennis: Venus Williams, February 25, 2002.
First African American to hold the year-end #1 rank in tennis: Serena Williams
First African American to be named year-end world champion by the International Tennis Federation: Serena Williams
First African-American Arena Football League head coach to win ArenaBowl: Darren Arbet (San Jose SaberCats), ArenaBowl XVI
First African-American general manager in the National Football League: Ozzie Newsome (Baltimore Ravens)

2003

First African American to win a Career Grand Slam in tennis: Serena Williams

2004

First African American General Manager for World Wrestling Entertainment: Theodore Long
First African American to win Broadway theater's Tony Award for Best Actress in a Play: Phylicia Rashād
First African-American NBA general manager to win the NBA Finals: Joe Dumars (Detroit Pistons), 2004 NBA Finals
First African-American Canadian Football League Head Coach to win the Grey Cup: Pinball Clemons (Toronto Argonauts), 92nd Grey Cup

2005

First African-American woman appointed Secretary of State: Condoleezza Rice
First African-American woman U.S. Coast Guard aviator: Jeanine Menze

2006

First African-American individual Winter Olympic gold medal winner: Shani Davis (men's 1,000 meter speed skating)
First African-American Extreme Championship Wrestling champion: Bobby Lashley
First African American to command a United States Marine Corps division: Major General Walter E. Gaskin
First African American to reach the peak of Mount Everest: Sophia Danenberg

2007

First African-American Governor of Massachusetts: Deval Patrick
First African-American NFL head coaches to reach the Super Bowl: Lovie Smith and Tony Dungy, Super Bowl XLI
First African-American NFL head coach to win the Super Bowl: Tony Dungy (Indianapolis Colts), Super Bowl XLI
First known African-American woman to reach the North Pole: Barbara Hillary
First African-American female professional wrestler to win the NWA World Women's Championship: Amazing Kong

2008

First African American to be nominated as a major-party U.S. presidential candidate: Barack Obama, Democratic Party
First African American to referee a Super Bowl game: Mike Carey (Super Bowl XLII)
First African-American NFL general manager to win the Super Bowl: Jerry Reese (New York Giants), Super Bowl XLII
First African-American woman elected Speaker of a state House of Representatives: California Rep. Karen Bass
First African-American governor of New York State: David Paterson (elected as lieutenant governor, succeeded on resignation of previous governor)
First African American to own a movie and TV studio: Tyler Perry
First African American elected President of the United States: Barack Obama
First African American to be appointed to the United States Senate by a state governor: Roland Burris
First African-American female combat pilot in the United States Air Force: Major Shawna Rochelle Kimbrell

2009

First African-American President of the United States: Barack Obama
First African-American First Lady of the United States: Michelle Obama
First African-American chair of the Republican National Committee: Michael Steele
First African-American United States Attorney General: Eric Holder
First African-American woman United States Ambassador to the United Nations: Susan Rice
First African-American United States Trade Representative: Ron Kirk
First African-American woman Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency: Lisa P. Jackson
First African-American White House Social Secretary: Desirée Rogers
First African American to appear by himself on a circulating U.S. coin: Duke Ellington (District of Columbia quarter).
First African American to win the Pulitzer Prize for History: Annette Gordon-Reed, The Hemingses of Monticello: An American Family
First African-American Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration: Charles F. Bolden, Jr.
First African-American woman rabbi: Alysa Stanton
First African-American woman CEO of an S&P 100 Company: Ursula Burns, Xerox Corporation.
First African-American doubles team to be named year-end world champion by the International Tennis Federation: Serena and Venus Williams
First African-American to win an Academy Awards for an Adapted screenplay (Push by Sapphire) Geoffrey S. Fletcher
First African-American Disney Princess: Tiana

2010s

2010

First African-American to win the WWE Diva's Championship: Alicia Fox
First African-American Chief Justice of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court: Roderick L. Ireland


Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_African-American_firsts

Hell's Angels in 1965

Hell's Angels in 1965 - Bill Ray made ​​interesting pictures of biker cool 60s in the U.S.. A gang called the Hell's Angels! What were people in the gang sostovyashie can see from the photo.