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Miley Cyrus tattoo. Kat Von D announced her artwork via Twitter: "Just did the RADDEST tattoo on @MileyCyrus -a miniature rendition of a daVinci anatomical heart!" As reports continue to buzz around Miley Cyrus' possible break-up with fiancé Liam Hemsworth, the 20-year-old star decided to take a break from the rumor mill by stepping into the tattoo parlor. Reality star and celebrity tattoo artist Kat Von D inked Cyrus on her forearm, just below an existing tattoo on her elbow of Roman numerals. "Just did the RADDEST tattoo on @MileyCyrus," Von D tweeted. "A miniature rendition of a da Vinci anatomical heart!" Von D. posted a photo of the origina black-and-white illustration alongside her work. Amid break-up rumore with her beau Liam Hemswoth, Miley Cyrus took a trip to the tattoo parlor to get some new ink. Cyrus is no stranger to the tattoo parlor. The word "love" appears on the inside of her right ear, a pair of crossed arrows

Malachi Throne dies, The veteran Celebrity TV actor also starred as Robert Wagner's boss on "It Takes a Thief" and on "Star Trek" after he turned down the role of Dr. McCoy. Malachi Throne, the veteran TV actor who played Robert Wagner's boss on It Takes a Thief and the enigmatic evildoer False-Face on Batman, died Wednesday in Los Angeles of lung cancer. He was 84. Justified actor Jim Beaver reported Throne's death Thursday on his Facebook page. “My good friend Malachi Throne died last night. One of the finest actors and finest people I've been fortunate enough to know,” the entry said. Throne provided the voice of the Talosian leader The Keeper for "The Cage," the pilot episode of Star Trek, and in 1966 played Commodore José Mendez in the only two-parter of the original series. Earlier, he rejected Gene Roddenberry's offer to play Dr. Leonard McCoy on the series after Throne lobbied for the role of Spock. "There's an old say

Malachi Throne dies, Malachi Throne is dead. The character actor, most known for his memorable appearances on "Star Trek" and "Batman," died Wednesday, Mar. 13. after succumbing to cancer. He was 84. Friend and "Justified" actor Jim Beaver appears to have been among the first to break the news to the public, via his Facebook page. "My good friend Malachi Throne died last night. One of the finest actors and finest people I've been fortunate enough to know," he wrote. TV actor Malachi Throne has died at age 84 Throne's agent, Annette Robinson, confirmed the actor's passing to The Huffington Post, saying the actor had been battling cancer for some time and that he had died peacefully in his sleep. Throne acted in more than 90 different television shows over a span of five decades; he first appeared on "The DuPont Show of the Month" in 1959. Fans will remember him as Robert Wagner's boss Noah Bain on the series &

Casey Anthony bankruptcy, About Two years ago, her murder trial for the death of her toddler riveted the country, ending with Anthony's dramatic acquittal. But she was convicted on four counts of lying to authorities. On Friday, an appeals court threw out two of those convictions. Now, the 26-year-old has filed for bankruptcy, citing almost $800,000 in liabilities. And her legal struggles are far from over. Bankruptcy motive questioned Anthony sought Chapter 7 protection in a federal court in Tampa on Friday, soon after the appeals court ruling. Such a filing is meant to allow one to do away with most existing debts and make a fresh start financially. In the documents, Anthony says she owes almost $800,000 to about 80 creditors, and she has no income. She is also defending herself against several civil lawsuits, including a defamation suit from Zenaida Fernandez-Gonzalez, who claims Anthony ruined her reputation. In 2008, Anthony told an investigator the last time she saw her 2-ye

Casey Anthony bankruptcy, Appearing in public for the first time since she was acquitted of murder, Casey Anthony revealed that she doesn't have a job or a car, lives with friends and relies on unsolicited gift cards and cash to get by. "I guess you could say I'm living free off the kindness" of others, Anthony said at a bankruptcy hearing in Tampa. Casey Anthony arrives at the Sam M. Gibbons United States Courthouse for a bankruptcy hearing in Tampa, Fla., March 4, 2013. (Splash News) Anthony, 26, was acquitted of murder in July 2011 in the death of her daughter, Caylee. She was released from jail several days later and disappeared from the spotlight. At the time, she had been vilified online and elsewhere, and her attorneys said threats had been made against her. On Monday, dressed in a white short-sleeve top, a black skirt and black heels, she emerged from a sport utility vehicle and several dozen photographers and reporters swarm

Trash worker crushed, A teen worker was crushed to death by a private recycling truck in Brooklyn today, police said. Luis Camarillo, 18, of the Bronx was working at the back of the truck at a recycling plant in DUMBO on Plymouth Street about 10:30 a.m. when the compactor came down on him, cops said. He was hit in the chest, and then crushed by the truck’s hydraulics system, authorities said. “The guy got squashed between the pay loader and the truck,” said Tony Lima, who works nearby. Luis Camarillo, crushed to death. When EMS arrived on the scene, they found Camarillo unconscious. He died at Long Island College Hospital. The NYPD is investigating the grisly accident, as well as OSHA, a federal agency. No criminality is suspected at this time. Robert Stewarts, an OSHA compliance officer said they were looking to see if any health and safety standards were violated, and that he was reviewing surveillance video at the plant. Camarillo’s grieving relatives said the teen had only been wo

Trash worker crushed, An 18-year-old worker was crushed to death by a private recycling truck in Brooklyn on Saturday morning, New York City police said. The New York Post reported that Luis Camarillo, 18, of the Bronx was working at the back of the truck at a recycling plant in the Dumbo neighborhood on Saturday morning when the compactor came down on him. He was hit in the chest, and then crushed by the truck’s hydraulics system, an official said. Camarillo was taken to Long Island College Hospital where he was pronounced dead, according to the police. Camarillo’s grieving relatives told the Post that the teen had only been working at the plant for three weeks and were happy he was staying out of trouble. The NYPD and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, a federal agency, are investigating the accident.

Hot for Teacher' lawsuit. A man suspended from a Detroit-area university after writing about his attraction to teachers in a class journal sued the school Friday for $2.2 million and four lost credits, claiming his free-speech rights were violated. Joseph Corlett, 57, a home builder who enrolled in college because of the weak economy, said he was an A-student in a writing class at Oakland University in Rochester until he submitted a journal in 2011 titled "Hot For Teacher," the name of a song by the rock band Van Halen. Corlett compared his female instructor to Ginger, a sultry movie starlet character on the 1960s TV show "Gilligan's Island." He feared being distracted and said, "I'll never learn a thing." He said another teacher who was pregnant was "hot, and not just from baking the bun in her oven." The teacher informed an Oakland dean after reading the journal for the first time. Officials said Corlett's writings violated a p

'Hot for Teacher' lawsuit, A "Hot for Teacher" lawsuit was filed against a college in Michigan and it has little to do with the popular Van Halen song. According to Fox News on March 15, a student sued Oakland University for banning him for writing an essay based on the lyrics to the popular song. According to the "Hot for Teacher" lawsuit, 57-year-old Joseph Corlett turned in an assignment calling for students to write "raw things, a personal diary that maybe we wouldn't want anyone to read." Corlett chose a topic that has been a curious taboo for years, a student's infatuation with their teacher. In the "raw" journal entry, Corlett wrote that one teacher reminded him of Ginger from the popular classic television series "Gilligan's Island" and another was hot, and not just because she was pregnant with a "bun in her oven." The teacher was offended and showed it to the dean who then expelled Corlett for th

Former governor dies, Gardner, a two-times Democratic governor who later in life spearheaded a campaign that made Washington the second state in the nation to legalize assisted suicide for the terminally ill, has died after a long battle with Parkinson's disease. He was 76. Gardner died Friday at his Tacoma home, said family spokesman Ron Dotzauer. The millionaire heir to the Weyerhaeuser timber fortune served as the state's 19th governor from 1985 to 1993 following terms as Pierce County executive, state senator and business school dean. Since then, he had worked as a U.S. trade ambassador in Geneva, in youth sports and for a variety of philanthropic works. But his biggest political effort in later years was his successful "Death with Dignity" campaign in 2008 that led to the passage of the controversial law that mirrored one in place in Oregon since 1997. Washington state had rejected a similar assisted-suicide initiative in 1991. But after a contentious campaign,

Former governor dies, Booth Gardner was a two-term governor whose biggest political effort came long after he left the Washington state Capitol. Gardner, who was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease two years after he ended his final term as the state's 19th governor, spearheaded a campaign that made Washington the second state in the country to legalize assisted suicide for the terminally ill. In this Oct. 25, 2006 file photo, Booth Gardner sits in Wright Park, near his home in Tacoma. Gardner, a two-term Democratic governor who later in life spearheaded a campaign that made Washington the second state in the country to legalize assisted suicide for the terminally ill, has died after a long battle with Parkinson's disease. He was 76. Gardner died Friday, March 15, 2013 at his Tacoma home, family spokesman Ron Dotzauer said Saturday. He was the state's 19th governor. While Gardner knew he wouldn't qualify to use the law – Parkinson's disease it

Pregnant coach dies, was a headline that trended on Saturday. On March 16, Time reported that the pregnant coach -- 30-year-old Kristina Quigley -- was on the bus carrying the Penn. Lacrosse team when it crashed into a tree. Quigley was one of two people killed (not including the coach's unborn child) -- the other was the bus driver. According to the report, Quigley was rushed to the hospital via helicopter following the accident which occurred around 9 a.m. on the Penn. Turnpike. She died from her injuries and her unborn baby, who was due in about 3 months, did not make it. The pregnant coach died from unknown injuries. The report wasn't clear as to where she was on the bus or why her injuries were more serious than the others on the bus. While several of the 23 people were taken to a local hospital to be checked out, Quigley and the bus driver -- 61-year-old Anthony Guaetta of Johnstown -- are the only two confirmed deaths at this point. "Two other victims were flown by

This undated photo provided by Seton Hill University shows women's college lacrosse coach Kristina Quigley. A tour bus carrying the Seton Hill women's lacrosse team to a game went off the Pennsylvania Turnpike on Saturday, March 16, 2013, and crashed into a tree. Authorities said the accident killed the driver and Kristina Quigley, who was about six months pregnant, and sent others to the hospital.  Pregnant coach dies, A road trip by a college women's lacrosse team came to a horrifying end Saturday when the team bus veered off the Pennsylvania Turnpike and crashed into a tree, killing a pregnant coach, her unborn child, and the driver, and injuring numerous others, authorities said. Seton Hill University team players and coaches were among the 23 people aboard when the bus crashed just before 9 a.m. No other vehicle was involved, and police couldn't immediately say

$7 Billion Swindle, Investors in a $7 billion Ponzi scheme orchestrated by former Texas tycoon R. Allen Stanford could finally begin getting back some of what they lost in the next few months, after a recovery process that has dragged on for more than four years. Investors — some of whom lost their life savings — will see only a pittance of what they put into the scheme. But the process got a boost this week as parties that had been battling each other for control of about $300 million in frozen foreign bank accounts and other assets once owned by Stanford reached an agreement to work together......theoaklandpress. “The freeing up of funds ... is a good thing,” Angela Shaw, a Dallas-area woman who founded the Stanford Victims Coalition after three generations of her family lost $4.5 million in the fraud, said Friday. In a Ponzi scheme, money from new investors is used to pay old ones. Prosecutors said Stanford persuaded investors to buy certificates of deposit, or CDs, from his bank o

Robert Relyea dies,The film producer and director whose credits included “The Magnificent Seven” and “West Side Story has died. Robert E. Relyea was 82. A spokeswoman for Relyea says he died March 5 of natural causes in Los Angeles. Relyea’s career spanned over 40 years. He worked with stars such as John Wayne on “The Alamo” and Elvis Presley on “Jailhouse Rock.” He collaborated with Steve McQueen on several films, including “Bullitt,” ‘’Le Mans” and “The Reivers.” Relyea started as an MGM crew member in 1955 and served as president of production at MGM-United Artists from 1997 to 2001. He released his autobiography, “Not So Quiet on the Set,” in 2008. He is survived by his wife, Dorothy; five children; two stepchildren and grandchildren. Copyright 2013 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

Couple's dying wish for dream wedding, Marrying his high school sweetheart in his hometown of Kewanee, Ill., was a day Nolan Keane had dreamed of but didn't know if he'd live to see. That's because Keane, 28, has been battling brain cancer for the past four years -- fighting the disease for almost four full years longer than doctors originally expected. "We have wanted to do this for a long time and we've talked about it for a really long time," his sweetheart, Morgan Carstens, 26, said of the wedding. "It's amazing that we get to see our friends and family and be together." Keane, whom Carstens now proudly calls her husband, was diagnosed with an aggressive type of brain cancer in 2008 and told he had one year to live. The diagnosis of stage 4 glioblastoma multiforme was devastating for the Missouri State University grad and former Division I baseball player, but he was determined to fight. Fight he did, undergoing eight brain sur

Jepsen quits concert, As soon as Carly Rae Jepsen found out that the Boy Scouts of America bans gay members, she didn't waste time pulling out of the association's National Scout Jamboree concert where she was scheduled to sing this summer. The Call Me Maybe singer said in a statement that she will always support the LBGT community.     "As an artist who believes in equality for all people, I will not be participating in the Boy Scouts of America Jamboree this summer," Jepsen said. "I always have and will continue to support the LGBT community on a global level and stay informed on the ever-changing landscape in the ongoing battle for gay rights in this country and across the globe." She also told MTV News that she is hoping that her decision helps the Boy Scouts change their stance on the issue.     "I mean, it was sort of one of those things that I kind of have my opinions about, and everyone's entitled to their own, but it wasn't necessarily

Seacrest Hough split, Split after almost 3 years, After dating for more than two years, Ryan Seacrest and Julianne Hough have decided to take a break and are living apart, sources close to the couple confirm to PEOPLE. The sources maintain that busy work schedules proved to be a great challenge for them both, although they are still in regular contact and remain friends. Reps for Hough and Seacrest declined to comment. The American Idol host and media mogul, 38, and former Dancing with the Stars pro and actress, 24, have spoken candidly in the past about juggling career and a relationship. "It's a hard thing to do, especially when you're so caught up in your work and bettering yourself," Hough recently told PARADE. "I think at the end of the day you have to find a balance with what's really important." After ringing in the new year, the duo enjoyed a romantic getaway in St. Bart's days later.

Seacrest Hough split, TV host Ryan Seacrest and actress Julianne Hough have reportedly split, a source told People magazine. TV host Ryan Seacrest and actress Julianne Hough have reportedly split, a source told People magazine. After two years together, Ryan Seacrest and Julianne Hough have broken up. According to People magazine, the “American Idol” host, 38, and actress, 24, have decided to live apart and take a break from their relationship. Ryan Seacrest and Julianne Hough reportedly broke up because of their busy work schedules. The culprit for the split? Busy work schedules that kept the two of them apart. An insider noted that the parting was an amicable one and the former couple is still in touch. It's been a tough spring for Hough. The “Footloose” star recently had $100,000 worth of jewelry stolen from her parked car. The missing bling in question happened to be expensive gifts from Seacrest. RELATED: JULIANNE HOUGH SUFFERS A GOLDEN GLOBES WARDROBE MALFUNCTION For his par

Dixie Chick Goes Solo, Natalie Maines is back in the music business.Ten years after she and her fellow Dixie Chicks were punished by country radio for speaking out against a war and a U.S. president, Maines is preparing to release a solo record. On Wednesday night at Austin City Limits Live, a venue in downtown Austin, Maines performed in its entirety "Mother," the album she will release on May 12. The title track is her cover of the Pink Floyd song from "The Wall" album.....kansascity. She also covers the Jeff Buckley song "Lover You Should Have Come Over," "Without You," a track off a solo album by Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam, and "I'd Run Away" by the Jayhawks. She brought with her a five-piece band, including lap-steel virtuoso Ben Harper, who produced "Mother" and whose presence was barely acknowledged until late in the set, when Maines introduced him. It was the second performance of her new music (she performed in Lo

'Hot for Teacher' lawsuit, A man suspended from a Detroit-area university after writing about his attraction to teachers in a class journal sued the school Friday for $2.2 million and four lost credits, claiming his free-speech rights were violated. Joseph Corlett, 57, a home builder who enrolled in college because of the weak economy, said he was an A-student in a writing class at Oakland University in Rochester until he submitted a journal in 2011 titled "Hot For Teacher," the name of a song by the rock band Van Halen. Corlett compared his female instructor to Ginger, a sultry movie starlet character on the 1960s TV show "Gilligan's Island." He feared being distracted and said, "I'll never learn a thing." He said another teacher who was pregnant was "hot, and not just from baking the bun in her oven." The teacher informed an Oakland dean after reading the journal for the first time. Officials said Corlett's writings violate

Former GOP vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin mocked President Obama, GOP consultant Karl Rove and the mainstream media in a folksy speech to a gathering of conservative activists outside Washington Saturday. During her address to the Conservative Political Action Conference, or CPAC, Palin accused Obama of failing to lead, instead maintaining a permanent campaign approach of demonizing the opposition. True leadership, she said, means "ending the poisonous practice of treating members of different social, ethnic and religious groups as different electorates, pandered to with different promises." If all men are created equal, as the Declaration of Independence states, Palin said, then there are "no Hispanic issues or African-American issues or women's issues — there are only American issues." The former Alaska governor also mocked Obama's proposals for stricter gun rules, tying the issue to conspiracy theories about the president's own citizenship. &q

Toyota recall, Toyota Motor Corp was recalling 209,000 FJ Cruiser SUVs because their front seatbelt retractors could fall off. FJ Cruisers from the 2007 through 2013 model years are included in the recall. Toyota said the driver and front passenger seatbelts are mounted on the vehicle’s rear doors. If the doors are closed forcefully over a period of time, cracks can form in the door panel around the seatbelt retractor and the retractor can become detached. Toyota said it has received no reports of injuries due to the defect. Toyota said Friday that will notify owners soon by mail. The company will repair the vehicles for free.

Poker champ arrested, World Series of Poker champ Greg Raymer -- aka the FossilMan -- has been busted for trying to bury his bone ... after allegedly soliciting a prostitute online. 11:13 AM PT -- Despite initial reports, cops say the sting did NOT involve "male" prostitutes ... but rather prostitutes of the female variety. A rep for the Wake Forest PD in North Carolina says Raymer was popped at a Wake Forest hotel on Wednesday. Police say the 48-year-old poker legend was one of six men who responded to an advertisement posted by an undercover cop on a website frequented by prostitutes. The men have since been released on $1,000 bond. According to Raymer's website, he is currently married. Raymer -- famous for his lizard-eye hologram glasses -- won the 2004 World Series of Poker main event. He reportedly owns a nearby NC house valued at nearly $1.6 million.

Bill Walton ESPN joke, It's the Pac 12 Tournament and Bill Walton is ending the year with a bang.  The redhead has had a glorious return to the broadcast booth working games for the Pac 12 Network and ESPN this year after being sidelined due to health reasons.  Walton was in rare form today, even by his Grateful Dead infused high standards, so much so that the Pac 12 actually sent a press release with some of his best quotes from the early action.  But those were nothing compared to what Walton said coming out of commercial with the Pac 12 mascots coming out of a limousine.  It was worthy of a double take, a spit take, and any other _____ take you could muster.  Bill Walton made a joke about being in the limosuine with ESPN's shiny new NFL analyst Ray Lewis, who just happens to have a bit of history with limos: "I was way in the back with Ray Lewis and it was unbelievable how much fun, oh my gosh, how many people were in there!" Dave Pasch's deadpan reaction may

A young woman left her two-hour-old infant with firefighters at San Antonio Fire Station 29, located in the 800 block of Hot Wells Blvd. According to Battalion Chief Russell Johnson, the woman, who appeared to be in her 20s, knocked on the door and told firefighters she couldn't care for the newborn. The baby girl was immediately transported to Santa Rosa Children's Hospital and appears to be in good health. This is the first baby dropped off at Fire Station 29 under Texas' Baby Moses law, which permits parents to leave unharmed infants up to 60 days old at a fire station or hospital with complete immunity. Child Protective Services then takes custody of the baby. "We just want to make sure everybody understands... if you're a young mother or young father that can't handle a baby... you're welcome to bring it by the fire station or emergency room and there's no questions asked," said Johnson.

Dorian Electra Interview: Libertarian at heart but not as a label, An earlier article, Dorian Electra: "I don’t call myself a libertarian at all anymore" speculated on why a teenage singing phenom who launched her career with love lyrics for Friedrich Hayek would later disavow her libertarian label. She agreed to an interview after saying "I need to think very carefully about how I articulate my thoughts on this particular topic." Now Dorian Electra Fridkin Gomberg offers those "articulated thoughts" in this exclusive Libertarian News Examiner interview. Do you considered yourself to be a libertarian? "I’m against the use of force, intimidation, fraud. Ideally, I’d love to live in a totally peaceful world, but unfortunately, we live in a world where coercion is often unavoidable. That being said, I’d like to live in a world where coercion is minimized as much as possible. "FA$T CA$H: Easy Credit & the Economic Crash" - (Music Video by D

Second Portland man sentenced in mortgage fraud scheme, Geoffrey Montani, 36, of Portland, Ore., was sentenced March 15, 2013 by U.S. District Judge Robert E. Jones to 15 months in prison for wire fraud in connection with a mortgage fraud scheme. Montani’s co-conspirator, Kenneth Jones, 50, also of Portland, received the same sentence on March 7, 2013 in a separate hearing. In addition to the prison term, each was ordered to pay over $1.4 million in restitution. One other participant in the scheme who provided “straw buyers” for Montani and Jones, Marty Folwick, was convicted and sentenced to 63 months in prison in 2008 Montani and Jones bought and resold residential houses in the Portland metropolitan area from mid-2005 through April 2007. Instead of attempting to sell these houses to legitimate buyers, they chose to sell to the “straw buyers” who were promised a cut of the profits for the use of their name and good credit records. The scheme, in essence, worked as follows: Montani a

Bus crash kills 24, South African authorities say 24 people died when a bus veered off a road and rolled over. The accident happened Friday morning near De Doorns, a town in a grape-growing region near Cape Town. Keri Davids, a spokeswoman for the health department of the Western Cape provincial government, says the dead include 22 females and two males. South African media say the passenger bus was heading to Cape Town when the driver lost control.

On March 15, 2013, an important Arizona court hearing regarding the Jodi Arias trial was canceled due to a personal matter that involved an attorney, according to HLN. The hearing was reportedly to take place so Judge Sherry Stephens could determine whether testimony from psychologist Richard Samuels about premeditated murder and crimes committed under the heat of passion would be allowed. Jodi Arias and Travis Alexander Nude Photos Shown to Jury According to HLN, Arias’ attorneys want the forensic specialist to talk about research that explains the differences between the two types of crimes. View slideshow: Graphic Crime Scene Photos in Jodi Arias Case On Thursday, psychologist Richard Samuels testified for the defense, saying Arias is basically a peace-loving woman who does not have clear memories of what happened on the day Alexander died because she is suffering from post traumatic stress disorder. The hearing is now slated to take place on Monday afternoon, reports HLN. Watch th

Just days before jury selection was set to begin, Broward prosecutors dismissed aggravated child abuse charges against a Cooper City couple on Friday, according to Broward officials. Having lost their children to foster care, their jobs with the Broward County School District, their home to foreclosure and their car to repossession, Darren Jones, 44, and his wife Serena, 43, faced state prison time for the alleged beating of their 16-year-old daughter in early 2011. "We believed that the Lord would vindicate us," Darren Jones told the South Florida Sun-Sentinel in a telephone interview late Friday. "This was just a light affliction. I have no right to be angry at one solitary person." His wife, Serena, agreed. Appearing Friday morning before Broward County Circuit Court Judge Andrew Siegel, prosecutors Tony Loe and Hussein Sony El Rashidy did not explain their decision not to pursue charges against the couple when entering a “Nolle Prosequi” or dismissal of charges

Another clipper approaches with increasing clouds, A clipper system will pass just south of the region today, brushing some locations with a few flurries or snow showers this afternoon. High pressure will then build in for the second half of the weekend with chilly temperatures and breezy conditions continuing. A much larger storm system then looks to approach by late Monday into Tuesday with a mix of rain and snow, and some snow accumulations possible for most of the region. Here is the exclusive Capital Region forecast from the Albany Weather Examiner: View slideshow: March 16, 2013 Regional Forecast     The next 48 hours… Today – Partly sunny with increasing clouds and a slight chance of flurries or snow showers this afternoon. High 32-36. Winds northwest around 5 mph. Normal High/Low: 44° / 26° Tonight – Cloudy with a slight chance of snow showers in the evening, then becoming partly cloudy after midnight. Low 17-21. Winds northwest around 5 mph. Sunday – Partly sunny and breezy.

 Abusive parents charged with murdering 18-month-old daughter, Two parents from Tucson were arrested and jailed Thursday on child abuse charges after they called authorities to report that one of their 18-month-old twins was not breathing. That couple, Kristepher Benavidez, 25, and Monique Gaxiola, 30, are now facing murder charges in the death of their infant daughter, KVOA in Tuscon reported on March 15. Emergency Medical Technicians from the Tucson Fire Department first went to the couple’s home on Wednesday after receiving the call that the baby girl wasn’t breathing. The EMTs transported the infant to the hospital and also contacted the Tucson Police Department.     Medical staff notified police that the child had non-accidental injuries. The baby girl died Friday as a result of her injuries. Police eventually found the infant’s twin and her 7-year-old sister staying with neighbors. Authorities determined that the other twin also had “non-accidental injuries.” Tucson Police Depar

Record heat heavy snow and Lake Superior ice top the list of Michigan weather events on this day in history. From the National Weather Service archives here are the events that happened on March 16. 1897 – Muskegon records their lowest temperature ever for the month of March with a frigid -11°. Sault Ste. Marie sees a daily record low with -14°. 1941 - 20 people were stranded on ice on Lake Superior near Skanee near Point Abbaye when ice broke away from the shoreline with strong west winds. 2 men that were stranded when ice broke away near Point Abbaye in Lake Superior drifted 28 miles on to shore in Northern Baraga County from where they had been fishing in Lake Superior. 1997 - The big snowstorm wound down in the U.P. The storm produced a record snow depth of 63 inches at the Marquette County Airport which exceeded the previous record depth of 59 inches recorded on March 13, 1976. Other locations that exceeded 20 inches included Phoenix in Keweenaw County with 29 inches, Herman in B

One Direction’s Harry Styles Is Single: “Maybe I’m Too Flirty” With three-fifths of One Direction currently off the market, single band members Harry Styles and Niall Horan are in a very good position. “I wouldn’t say I’m girl-crazy, but that makes me sound like a bit of a womanizer. That isn’t really me,” Styles says in the November. “But I am quite flirty — maybe I’m too flirty. I’m an 18-year-old boy, and I like to have fun.” Styles — who lists Taylor Swift , 22, Rihanna , 24, and Rita Orta , 21, as his celebrity crushes — insists he doesn’t “actively look for a girlfriend. If I meet somebody who I like, then we’ll see what happens.” Though Horan, 19, has been linked to good pal Demi Lovato , 20, in recent months, he tells the magazine he doesn’t “really have time to think about girls. When I’m not working, I only want to go back to Ireland and chill with my friends. Friends and family come first — always.” When it comes to romance, “I don’t

Hollywood sure is weird sometimes. So weird, in fact, that it produced one of the world's most bizarre couples, Tom Cruise and Cher, back in the '80s. It took the couple about two decades to come clean about their relationship, when Cher went on "Good Morning America" and said Cruise "was not a Scientologist when they were seeing each other" and continued on to describe him as "just the most adorable man you can imagine." In 20 years, Katie Holmes is bound to do the same.

Sheen's daughter, Making Charlie Sheen mad is a bad idea. And bullying Charlie Sheen's daughter is apparently a very bad idea. The girl's former school has unfortunately learned this after the actor called for supporters to smear dog poop on the school in protest. The source of this rather insane protest is a bullying incident involving Sheen's 9-year-old daughter, Sam. The actor alleges that another girl bullied Sam last year. Because of the bullying, Sheen and ex-wife Denise Richards removed their daughter from the school in March 2012. Now, Sheen is ready to go on the offensive against what he considers the improper handling of the incident by the Viewpoint School of Calabasas, California. As Sheen explained to TMZ.com, "There's no statute of limitations on bullying... [the school] should be ashamed of itself for allowing the bullying to go on and try to hide it." Sheen also alleges that the school accused his daughter of being a liar in the situation.

Bacon-shell tacos, Fans who stop in to see the West Michigan Whitecaps play can pick up a tasty bacon-shell taco. The Baco received the most votes during a recent contest to determine the ballpark’s next unique offering. After narrowing down a list of 150 competitors to just 10, Whitecaps fans were allowed to vote on which item should make it onto the ballpark’s menu. The bacon-shell taco ultimately emerged victorious. The runner-up in this year’s contest was something called The Bad Joke. The unusual concoction consisted of a corndog dipped in cheese and placed on a bun. The cherry on top: two strips of duck bacon. Other contenders for this year’s title included Teeny Weenies and Rascal Chow, the latter of which consisted of popcorn, candy, and bacon. In addition to the bacon-shell tacos, visitors to the West Michigan Whitecaps’ ballpark can test their gastrointestinal might with the Squeelin’ Pig. The pulled-pork sandwich comes with a “punch of Giardiniera, a sprinkle of ghost peppe