Rock News

The Killers will release a cover version of the Eagles' 1978 hit "Hotel California" on November 30th, according to NME.com. The quartet recorded the track with the Afro-Cuban ensemble Rhythms Del Mundo and all proceeds from its sale will go to the Artists Project Earth (APE) charity organization, which promotes awareness of climate change and support for victims of natural disasters.


Former Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher says he plans to start a new band in 2010 now that his original group is officially over. Gallagher told U.K. newspaper The Scotsman, "Getting away from the whole Oasis thing is going to be a good thing I suppose. I don't want to do anything solo. I want to be in a band. But we can do things a lot differently these days. It'll definitely be rock 'n' roll." Gallagher added, "For now, I'll be relaxing at home, just getting out of music for a bit and then I'm going to start up something maybe after January, do something different, see where it goes."




Jack Johnson is out with a new CD/DVD set this week, called En Concert, featuring a collection of live outdoor performances from his 2008 tour -- ranging from venues in England to Germany. The cameras also caught behind-the-scenes footage, which will also be included on the DVD. Johnson is seen performing with his quartet, along with many guest stars, including G. Love, Ben Harper, Mason Jennings and Matt Costa. The companion CD features 18 tracks, including "Sitting, Waiting, Wishing," "Wasting Time" and others. There's also a song from Johnson's performance with Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder at the Bonnaroo music festival.

Johnson tells us how the project came about: ["We were just on tour and then my friend Emmet Malloy, which is the same friend I used to became surf films with and he became the guy. The next thing I know we were rolling with all this stuff. Every once and while, he'd say, 'Why don't we film this show?' I always kind of just trush him.A couple of years ago, he did one at the Greek Theater so we did one there. And this time, they wanted to bring some cameras out to Europe, and that was it."]

Do You Think You Have It Bad?

FIVE-YEAR-OLD WITH SIX-PACK SETS GUINNESS WORLD RECORD: Romanian preschooler Giuliano Stroe has set a Guinness World Record for his handwalking skills and has become a YouTube sensation. The five-year-old boy works out in the gym with his father and already has six-pack abs to show for it. The father, Iulian Stroe says the boy has been training alongside of him since he was two, but his workout routine is light and the child is not allowed to practice on his own.




WOULD-BE ROBBER TRIES TO ROB BANK WITH SPOON: Polish police say a man attempted to rob a bank in the city of Lublin using a teaspoon. The suspect held the spoon to the neck of a bank employee pretending it was a knife, but police say the two women working at the bank were not fooled and scared the man away by screaming. Police are still searching for the suspect.


MAN ADMITS TO COLLECTING PAY FROM COMPANY HE NEVER WORKED FOR: An Illinois man has admitted to accepting more than $470,000 in paychecks from a company in New Jersey that he never worked for. Thirty-five-year-old Anthony Armatys pleaded guilty in New Jersey Supreme Court Monday to one count of theft as part of a plea bargain. Prosecutors say the man accepted a job with the company in 2002, but then changed his mind, however, a mistake in the company's computer system kept him on the payroll. He could face six years in prison for not reporting the mistake.

8:45am

It's Cook Off Time!


JoJo is taking on Jeff from the Copperfish on a White Trash dish, Tuna Spaghetti! Jeff is using real tuna and JoJo is using canned tuna, Jojo looks like he is cooking prison food while Jeff looks like he's cooking a gourmet meal!

In an overwhelming victory Jeff from The Copperfish won the contest!

Celebrity Trash

Angelina Jolie reportedly slept with her mother's boyfriend when she was just 16-years-old. The supposed information is revealed in a new biography written by Andrew Morton, who has also penned controversial tell-alls about Tom Cruise, Madonna, and the late Princess Diana.

Now magazine quotes a passage from the book in which a source revealed, "Marcheline had a live-in boyfriend whom she was very much in love with, but Ange slept with him when she was 16 and barely out of school. Her mother found out and ended her relationship with the man."


Natalie Portman takes her vegan lifestyle so seriously, she likens meat-eating to rape. In an article written for the Huffington Post, the 28-year-old actress credits Jonathan Safran Foer's Eating Animals with her decision to forgo all animal byproducts.

Speaking about Foer, Portman wrote, "He posits that consideration . . . which has more to do with being polite to your tablemates than sticking to your own ideals, would be absurd if applied to any other belief (e.g., I don't believe in rape, but if that's what it takes to please my dinner hosts, then so be it)."



Hollywood funnyman Seth Rogen has so much going on these days, he can't even take time off for Halloween this year. The Monsters vs. Aliens actor admitted that his busy schedule might be a blessing in disguise, telling reporters, ["I have a girlfriend now and I've entered the unfortunate world of paired costuming, which is -- it's not fun. I don't recommend it. I always end up being the lamer half of the -- it's like she's a dog and I'm a fire hydrant or something like that. It's never fun. So maybe I'm dodging a bullet this year.



Opening in theaters today (October 28th) is the Michael Jackson tribute film This Is It, a compilation of rehearsal, behind-the-scenes and other footage from the King of Pop's preparing for his This Is It concert series which was going to be 100 shows held in London. Kenny Ortega directs the film and handles the choreography along with Travis Payne.

8:15am

Stripper Sob Stories!

Give us your best Stripper Sob stories, did they cry, did they fall, did they OD, maybe they found god!

8am Headlines

The Federal Aviation Administration on Tuesday revoked the licenses of the two Northwest Airlines pilots who overshot their Minneapolis destination by 150 miles.
The pilots — Timothy Cheney of Gig Harbor, Wash., the captain, and Richard Cole of Salem, Ore., the first officer — told safety investigators they were working on their personal laptop computers and lost track of time and place.

How far would you go for tickets to the World Series? A Philadelphia woman, according to police, was allegedly offering sex in exchanges for the coveted tickets.

Police in Bensalem say Susan Finkelstein, 43, solicited an undercover police officer to perform sex acts for World Series tickets. The undercover officer connected with Finkelstein after seeing her ad on Craigslist that read: "Desperate Blonde Needs WS Tix."


Gunmen wearing homicide vests stormed a guest house used by U.N. staff in the heart of the Afghan capital early Wednesday, killing 12 people — including six U.N. staff — officials said. The U.S. Embassy said one of the U.N. dead was American.
A Taliban spokesman claimed responsibility for the early morning attack

State health officials say a person from southern Indiana's Clark County has died of rabies.
The state Department of Health announced the death Tuesday, saying it was the first human death from rabies in Indiana since 2006 and only the second since 1959.
Rabies is a viral disease most often transmitted through a bite from an infected animal. It attacks the brain and central nervous system and, if untreated, can lead to paralysis, difficulty swallowing and death.

Rock News

The woman accused of stalking pop singer Justin Timberlake also apparently had her sights on Metallica for a while. According to TMZ.com, the members of the band got a restraining order issued against Karen Jane McNeil last March. In the document filed by drummer Lars Ulrich at Los Angeles Superior Court, the band requested that McNeil stay at least 150 yards away from all four members, their families and the people who run the Metallica fan club.


Muse was named Best Act In The World at the Q Awards in London on Monday night (October 26th), beating out other heavy hitters like Coldplay, Kings of Leon and the now defunct Oasis for the prize. The band is currently riding a wave of acclaim and success with their fifth album, The Resistance, but bassist Chris Wolstenholme told us that the trio are careful not to let the success go to their heads: ["You know, we don't take anything for granted. We know that, I think, there's a certain expectation on this band with the quality of music that we make, and, you know, it's an expectation that we put on ourselves as well, 'cause we always want to better ourselves. And, you know, if you make an album and you don't feel like it's better than the album you've done before, then you should probably either pack it in or start again, you know."]



Rob Zombie recently pushed back the release of his fourth studio album, called Hellbilly Deluxe 2: Noble Jackals, Penny Dreadfuls and the Systematic Dehumanization of Cool, from November 17th to a yet-to-be-revealed date in early 2010. Zombie explained on a conference call with reporters on Tuesday (October 27th) why the album was held back: ["Basically the label wasn't ready to promote it or deal with it, because they were just like, 'Well, we just got the finished music, we haven't sent it anywhere, we haven't got...' you know. It was just the basic structure of releasing a record, everything from getting the advance copies to press to having time -- I mean, there wasn't even time to make a video. I mean, we were like done and leaving for tour. It wasn't one gigantic thing, it sort of just seemed like every little thing about the record was rushed."]

7:15am

Swine Flu!


Do you know anyone who has The Swine Flu? Scotty found out two people who he knows have the Swine Flu. JoJo thinks he has the Swine Flu and will now take a two week vacation.

7am Headlines

The Federal Aviation Administration on Tuesday revoked the licenses of the two Northwest Airlines pilots who overshot their Minneapolis destination by 150 miles.
The pilots — Timothy Cheney of Gig Harbor, Wash., the captain, and Richard Cole of Salem, Ore., the first officer — told safety investigators they were working on their personal laptop computers and lost track of time and place.

How far would you go for tickets to the World Series? A Philadelphia woman, according to police, was allegedly offering sex in exchanges for the coveted tickets.

Police in Bensalem say Susan Finkelstein, 43, solicited an undercover police officer to perform sex acts for World Series tickets. The undercover officer connected with Finkelstein after seeing her ad on Craigslist that read: "Desperate Blonde Needs WS Tix."


A former Florida teacher who had sex with a 14-year-old student wants to be allowed supervised contact with the children of her relatives and friends.
Former Tampa-area teacher Debra LaFave is serving seven years probation, and one of the conditions is a ban on contact with children
She pleaded guilty in 2006 to two counts of lewd and lascivious battery for having sex with the boy in a classroom and her home.

The parents of a 20-year-old Virginia Tech student who disappeared outside a Metallica concert say they fear their daughter is the victim of foul play but hope for her return.
Morgan Harrington, 20, of Roanoke, was attending the concert 10 days ago when she left the arena and was not permitted to return. Her purse and cell phone were found. There was no sign of any type of struggle in the area, state police investigators have said.

6:45am

Cook Off Time!

JoJo is taking on Jeff from the Copperfish in some White Trash Cooking! The only problem is that JoJo forgot all his food for the competition. Looks like JoJo lost before we even begun!

Celebrity Trash

'PARANORMAL ACTIVITY' SEQUEL IN THE WORKS? Given the success of Paranormal Activity, it's no surprise that a sequel could be in the works. The L.A. Times quoted Paramount Chairman Brad Grey as having said over the weekend, "We have the rights on a worldwide basis to do 'Paranormal 2' and we're looking to see if that makes some sense." The paper also noted that a sequel makes sense for the studio, because they only have the domestic rights to the current film, but would have worldwide rights to a follow-up


PATRICK SWAYZE'S WIDOW GOING ON 'OPRAH': Patrick Swazye's widow has set a date with Oprah to discuss her life with the late actor. Lisa Niemi will appear for her first one-on-one interview since Swayze's death Friday on The Oprah Winfrey Show. She'll also talk about the book she co-authored with her late husband, The Time of My Life. Swayze, to whom Niemi was married for 34 years, died on September 14th after a battle with pancreatic cancer.



CHAZ BONO SPEAKING OUT ON SEX CHANGE: Cher's child is speaking out for the first time since announcing his transition from Chastity to Chaz Bono. PerezHilton.com reports that his first interview will air on Entertainment Tonight beginning this Thursday (October 29th) and stretch out over several shows.



COREY FELDMAN'S WIFE FILES FOR DIVORCE: Corey Feldman's wife has filed for divorce, People.com reports. Suzie Sprague is seeking sole custody of their 5-year-old son Zen as well as spousal support, according to court records filed on October 22. The couple got married in October 2002, just nine months after meeting in a nightclub during the filming of VH1's The Surreal Life. Their wedding ceremony was officiated by MC Hammer and a rabbi.

6:15am

More Halloween!

The guys talked about the party on Friday night at The Hard Rock and Scotty talked about having to carve pumpkins. Scotty's four year old drew a picture and wanted that to be carved in the pumpkin, Scotty is not an artist but obliged. JoJo will celebrate his first Halloween this year has a married man.

Good Morning! Wednesday October 28th 2009

6am Headlines

The Federal Aviation Administration on Tuesday revoked the licenses of the two Northwest Airlines pilots who overshot their Minneapolis destination by 150 miles.
The pilots — Timothy Cheney of Gig Harbor, Wash., the captain, and Richard Cole of Salem, Ore., the first officer — told safety investigators they were working on their personal laptop computers and lost track of time and place.

How far would you go for tickets to the World Series? A Philadelphia woman, according to police, was allegedly offering sex in exchanges for the coveted tickets.

Police in Bensalem say Susan Finkelstein, 43, solicited an undercover police officer to perform sex acts for World Series tickets. The undercover officer connected with Finkelstein after seeing her ad on Craigslist that read: "Desperate Blonde Needs WS Tix."

6am
A jury convicted a Rhode Island man of murder Tuesday in the drowning of his wife during a 1999 scuba-diving trip in the British Virgin Islands.
Prosecutors accused Swain of killing his wife, Shelley Tyre, so he could pursue a romance with a Rhode Island chiropractor as well as gain his wife's inheritance estimated at $630,000 and save his now-shuttered dive shop.

Raw sewage contains disease pathogens and toxins, impairs the respiratory functions in water life, and causes algae blooms. And cruise ships are dumping it just off shore, possibly washing up on the beach near where your family is vacationing.
During a typical week, EPA says, a cruise ship with 3,000 passengers can generate 200,000 gallons of waste and sewage and 1 million gallons of gray water from showers and drains.

Rock News

Atreyu releases its fifth studio album on Tuesday (October 27th), titled Congregation Of The Damned. The disc is also the band's second effort on a major label, following 2007's Lead Sails Paper Anchor. Guitarist Dan Jacobs told us that the California group feels more comfortable on a bigger label the second time around: ["It just opens you up to a whole 'nother audience that, you know, when you first start out, you don't even really think about. You know, especially being us, like we were such a -- have such aggressive roots as a band, like, you don't really think about stuff like radio and trying to get out to that kind of audience, 'cause it's so different from what you're used to, you know. But then as you kind of grow and mature as like people and as musicians and as a band, it's almost like trying to raise the bar for ourselves


Rob Zombie has announced via his Twitter page that the "director's cut" of his latest movie, Halloween II, is "finally done," adding that it's "very different than the theatrical version." The new edition of the movie is likely to end up on a DVD release, although the arrival date for that has yet to be revealed. Halloween II came out in late August to mostly poor reviews and failed to match the box office take of Zombie's previous film, 2007's Halloween, which grossed $60 million in U.S. theatres.


The new lineup of Sublime, featuring bassist Eric Wilson and drummer Bud Gaugh joined by new 21-year-old singer/guitarist Rome Ramirez, apparently won over thousands of fans with its first official performance on Saturday (October 24th) at the SmokeOut Festival in San Bernardino, California. According to RollingStone.com, many of the estimated 15,000 fans on hand, a large number of whom were too young to have seen the original Sublime before frontman Bradley Nowell's death in May 1996, cheered and sang along throughout the group's set.

Do You Think You Have It Bad?

ONE-LEGGED SHOPLIFTER STEALS ONE SHOE: Police in Belgium have arrested a man with one leg who allegedly stole one shoe from a store. The man became the obvious suspect when a shopkeeper noticed a single shoe missing after the man left the store. Police were able to recover the shoe after tracking the one-legged man down and made an arrest. The man is said to be a Russian seeking asylum. (AP)


MAN CAUGHT SMUGGLING REPTILES UNDER CLOTHES: A Norwegian man was arrested when customs agents discovered he was hiding 14 royal pythons and 10 albino leopard geckos under his clothes after getting off a ferry from Denmark. The customs agent said the non-venomous snakes were in stockings taped to the mans chest, and the geckos were in small boxes taped to his thighs. The agent searched the man after a tarantula was found in one of his bags. (AP)


HIGH SCHOOL RING RETURNED AT WAKE AFTER 57 YEARS: An Ohio man was shocked to have his high school ring returned to him at a wake for his high school sweetheart. The deceased woman's husband tapped the man on the shoulder and explained that his wife instructed him to return the ring if her old flame decided to attend the wake. The two dated for two years, but broke up when the man joined the air force in 1952 after graduating. (AP)

Celebrity Trash

Angelina Jolie previously revealed that a random-looking tattoo on Brad Pitt's back is the result of her doodling. After the actor was photographed revealing the scattered-looking lines in the wake of his weekend motorcycle accident, PerezHilton.com dug up an old interview in which the markings were explained.

When asked about the tattoo last year, Jolie told Entertainment Weekly, "I drew that. We went to Davos. It's not that we were bored at the World Economic Forum, but one night we didn't have anything to do, so I was drawing on his back."


Simon Cowell is reportedly feuding with neighbors near his Beverly Hills home over parking and noise issues. Although no official complaints have been filed with authorities, an officer situated outside the American Idol judge's $15 million-plus mansion told London's Daily Mail, "We have had many complaints from the neighbors, mostly about parking. It's a nightmare, it really is."

The officer added, "But he's a busy guy and is never around to speak to. We talk to his workers and they do their best to resolve issues as they arise."



Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom have celebrated their newlywed status with matching tattoos. The reality star showed off her new ink -- the initials "LO" -- in a blog post on Monday (October 26th.)

With an accompanying photo, Kardashian wrote, "When we were at dinner, I just knew I wanted a tattoo for Lamar in the web of my hand. Once we got to the shop we decided on getting each other's initials. I got "LO" in cursive on my right hand and he got "KO" on both hands."



Jon Gosselin appeared in a Pennsylvania courtroom on Monday (October 26th) morning, where he informed a judge that he'd complied with an order to return $180,000 he had improperly withdrawn from a joint bank account with estranged wife Kate. E! reports that although he asked that Kate be forced to account for $33,000 of the couple's money, her attorney said the amount was small enough that the arbitrator overseeing the couple's divorce did not require her to explain why she needed the funds.

8:15am

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8am Headlines

The Northwest Pilots who overshot a Minnesota runway by 150 miles last week told investigators they were using their personal laptops in the cockpit, a violation of company policy, according to a National Transportation Safety Board advisory.
The two pilots, interviewed separately on Sunday, told investigators they lost track of time when they used their laptops
The pilots told NTSB officials that they had not been monitoring the airplane or calls from Air Traffic Control at that time


A National Guard recruiter from Cape May County admitted to defrauding an incentive program of more than $8,000.

Gregory Fletcher, 32, of Lower Township pleaded guilty Monday to third degree theft by deception.

Officials say Fletcher created accounts and submitted false information, providing his own bank account for the direct deposit of the monetary incentives.

The Guard Recruiting Assistance Program provides part-time soldiers with cash incentives as a way to recruit new soldiers.


Authorities say a Baltimore city police officer pulled his gun on a chain-saw-wielding haunted house worker who was trying to get "one last scream" out of him.
Baltimore County police say Sgt. Eric Janik was been charged with assault for pulling his service weapon on the worker, who was dressed up as the killer from "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
Police say the employee approached Janik after the haunted house tour was over Sunday night. Police say Janik pulled his service weapon and pointed it at the man's chest
Eric Janik smelled of alcohol and told different stories about what he did with the gun.

A blue, cross-like design on T-shirts at Penn State University has some critics ticked off
The shirts — intended to foster school spirit — sport a vertical blue line down the center with the words "Penn State White Out" across the chest, forming a design that some say resembles a cross.
Six different organizations have complained about the shirt

7:45am

Your guy is a douchebag stories!


Tell us why your guy is a douchebag and win All American Rejects tix!

Rock News

Creed releases its first new album in eight years on Tuesday (October 27th), titled Full Circle. The record follows a five-year hiatus during which singer Scott Stapp pursued a solo career -- and sobered up -- while the other three original members started a new act called Alter Bridge. Stapp told us that since coming back together, Creed has been looking forward to a fresh start: ["We're all fortunate that we're in a position to have a second chance to make a first impression, and a second chance to really be like a new artist. You know, Mark (Tremonti, guitarist) and I have always thrived in these type of situations.


Them Crooked Vultures made their first official single, called "New Fang," available to radio stations on Monday (October 26th). The track is also streaming at the trio's website and is taken from the band's self-titled debut album, which is due for release on November 17th. Meanwhile, following their first North American tour of mostly East Coast cities earlier this month, the group will next head west for four gigs in November.


Australian rockers Wolfmother have released their second album, titled Cosmic Egg. It follows the group's self-titled 2006 debut, but features an all-new lineup with the exception of singer/guitarist Andrew Stockdale. The frontman told us that he wasn't sure at first if a new version of Wolfmother would work: ["It was definitely weird for a while playing with other people, but once we played like the old songs -- for some reason in my mind I thought those songs could never be played again, you know what I mean? But then when I did play them with other people, I thought, 'This works! Like, we're able to do this. There's still life within this music and there's still more to do.'

7:15am

McMuffin is Here!

7am Headlines

The Northwest Pilots who overshot a Minnesota runway by 150 miles last week told investigators they were using their personal laptops in the cockpit, a violation of company policy, according to a National Transportation Safety Board advisory.
The two pilots, interviewed separately on Sunday, told investigators they lost track of time when they used their laptops
The pilots told NTSB officials that they had not been monitoring the airplane or calls from Air Traffic Control at that time


A National Guard recruiter from Cape May County admitted to defrauding an incentive program of more than $8,000.

Gregory Fletcher, 32, of Lower Township pleaded guilty Monday to third degree theft by deception.

Officials say Fletcher created accounts and submitted false information, providing his own bank account for the direct deposit of the monetary incentives.

The Guard Recruiting Assistance Program provides part-time soldiers with cash incentives as a way to recruit new soldiers.


A Jordanian man accused of trying to blow up a Dallas skyscraper with what he thought was a car bomb pleaded not guilty during his arraignment Monday.
Authorities arrested Hosam Smadi on Sept. 24 after he allegedly parked a truck in a garage beneath the 60-story Fountain Place office building in downtown Dallas. Once he was at a safe distance, Smadi dialed a cell phone he thought would ignite a bomb in the vehicle — but the device was actually a decoy provided by FBI agents posing as al-Qaida operatives, according to the FBI.


Arizona State University police say a graduate student fatally shot himself in a professor's office.
Police say the student was apparently talking with a professor when he pulled out a gun and shot himself once in the architecture Design South Building on ASU's main campus in Tempe.

6:45am

Great reruns that you miss!

Family Ties

Growing Pains

What's Happening

Night Court



Cheers

LA Law



Buck Rogers

Six Million Dollar Man

The Bionic Woman



People's Court

Divorce Court

Press Your Luck

Celebrity Trash

Randy Quaid and his wife Evi failed to show up for a court date in California on Monday (October 26th). E! reports that hours before the duo was due to appear, their new attorney said they would not be there -- and would instead show up later in the week. The pair were arrested in Texas last month after allegedly running out on a $10,000 hotel bill. A felony warrant for burglary, defrauding an innkeeper and conspiracy is outstanding for the couple, and if they don't go to court voluntarily, the extradition process will continue.


Shauna Sand has dropped a lawsuit aimed preventing the distribution of her sex tape. The co-chairman of Vivid Entertainment told TMZ.com that Sand -- the ex-wife of Lorenzo Lamas -- has signed off on the video and has withdrawn the cease and desist letter her lawyer sent the company earlier this month. He claims Sand had a change of heart after realizing that a lawsuit could prove "long and expensive."




Acclaimed director Kenny Ortega has pulled out of the upcoming Footloose remake. PerezHilton.com reports that Ortega -- the man behind High School Musical, Dirty Dancing, and the new Michael Jackson documentary, This Is It -- had problems with the film's studio about the project's budget and tone. An official statement announced, "Coming off the extraordinary project, Michael Jackson's 'This is It,' director Kenny Ortega has decided it is premature for him to commit to his next film and will not be moving forward with 'Footloose' as previously reported."


Jennifer Aniston is denying reports that she's interested in becoming a talk show host. London's Express newspaper had reported that the actress agreed to do a weekly show for Oprah's new cable channel, OWN when it launches next year.


Ricky Gervais has been tapped to host the 67th Annual Golden Globes in January. The British comedian addressed his appointment on Monday (October 26th), saying, "Not only is this the biggest Hollywood celebration of the industry, which includes both film and TV, but also an environment where I feel I can get free reign as a host. I have resisted many other offers like this, but there are just some things you don't turn down."

This will be the first time the program has had a host since 1995. Generally a series of presenters move the show along by themselves.

People magazine reports that Gervais proved to be one of the highlights of last year's telecast when he cracked a joke about Kate Winslet having received an award for The Reader, whereas he wasn't recognized. The comedian quipped, "What did I tell you, Winslet -- do a Holocaust movie, win an award. That's the trouble with Holocaust films: There's no gag reel on the DVD."

6:15am

Still trying to figure out what to be for Halloween! Yes we're adults but the party is this Friday at The Hard Rock!

So far the ideas are these

Dead Walter Payton

Dead Patrick Swayze

Dead DJ AM

Kenny Powers

The Jackson Five

Rock News

Rob Zombie is offering "Ultimate Fan Packages" through I Love All Access for his upcoming North American tour, which begins this Thursday (October 29th) in Phoenix, Arizona. The package includes one ticket per buyer, priority access where allowable, a meet and greet with Zombie, a pre-show party, an exclusive Zombie gift bag, a souvenir tour laminate and parking. If you already have a ticket, you can upgrade your existing ticket through the package.

Zombie will be joined on his first headlining trek since 2007 by openers Necromantix and Captain Clegg and the Night Creatures. Zombie told us that the latter band may be familiar to fans who saw his latest effort as a director, Halloween II: ["Captain Clegg and the Night Creatures are . . . they're sort of like the Monkees. They were a fictitious band that now became real. They're the band that's playing in the Halloween party in Halloween II, which this friend of mine, Jesse Dayton, we formed this fake band for the movie, and people seemed to love it so much it sort of took on a life of its own, and now it's like a real band that's on tour with us


Morrissey collapsed onstage just moments into his concert on Saturday night (October 24th) at the Oasis Leisure Center in Swindon, England, about 100 miles west of London. According to the Associated Press, the former Smiths vocalist slumped to the stage and had to be pulled off by two band members after completing the opening song. He was taken to Swindon's Great Western Hospital, where he stayed overnight. He was released on Sunday (October 25th). A hospital spokesperson said, "Morrissey became unwell, and he was admitted overnight as a precautionary measure. He's been seen by the medical team, much improved and now discharged home."


Stone Temple Pilots frontman Scott Weiland and his wife, Mary Forsberg Weiland, were so hooked on heroin that they once showed up to a party at Leonardo DiCaprio's house wearing long sleeves to hide their track marks. According to the New York Post, that's one of the many revelations Mary shares about her life with Scott in her upcoming memoir, Fall to Pieces: A Memoir of Drugs, Rock 'n' Roll, and Mental Illness. The book, co-authored with ex-Esquire editor Larkin Warren, arrives in stores on November 10th.

Do You Think You Have It Bad?

Martha Michel of Colorado Springs, CO who walks laps around a nursing home everyday in memory of her deceased husband has reached an impressive milestone. Martha's records, detailing her walks and ruotine shows that she has walked 10,000 miles since her husband, Lester died in 1998. Martha says she and her husband walked around a lake on the nursing home's facilities everyday after he became a patient there until Lester became too sick to continue. Martha reached 10,000 miles on Saturday.


Two men playing pool in a Wisconsin bar were nearly struck by their own car after a drunk driver slammed into the parked car outside sending the vehicle flying through a wall. Authorities arrested a 35-year-old man who is said to be a regular patron at the bar, and that he was driving with a revoked license.


Iowa City police are investigating an assault which took place at a local restaurant early Sunday morning. The victim says he was ordering food when he was approached by man who accused him of being a zombie and then punched him in the eye. When the injured man tried to call police on his cell phone the man punched him again before running away. The victim was taken by ambulance to a hospital and was treated for a broken nose

8:45am

Nobody is making fun of the Mermaid Girl!

The guys got a call from a gentleman who thought they had made fun of a girl that had Mermaid legs, After an intelligent conversation the guys convinced the gentleman that he was wrong, though he did call the guys an asshole!

Celebrity Trash

THIS WEEKEND'S TOP TEN MOVIES -- OCTOBER 23-25

Paranormal Activity, $22 million
Saw VI, $14.8 million
Where the Wild Things Are, $14.4 million
Law Abiding Citizen, $12.7 million
Couples Retreat, $11.1 million
Astro Boy, $7 million
The Stepfather, $6.5 million
Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant, $6.3 million
Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs, $5.6 million
Zombieland, $4.3 million


The United States has officially asked Switzerland to hand Roman Polanski over to authorities in California. The Associated Press reports that he could serve up to two years in prison for having sex in 1977 with a 13-year-old girl.

Authorities in Zurich, where the director was arrested on September 26th, will hold a hearing on an unspecified date to decide whether Polanski should be sent back to Los Angeles. The Associated Press reports that if extradition is approved, Polanski may appeal the decision to Switzerland's top criminal court and, "theoretically, to the Federal Supreme Court."



Despite reports that Colin Egglesfield and Ashlee Simpson-Wentz's time on Melrose Place was always borrowed, Egglesfield told E! that the news came as a surprise. The actor revealed, "[They said it] was a network decision and obviously the ratings aren't what they need or want them to be, so they're going to try things to shake things up."


Kate Hudson reportedly has her boyfriend, baseball star Alex Rodriguez, exploring Buddhism. A source told the New York Daily News that the actress's religion is "an important part of her life," adding that, "It seems like Alex really just wants to make her happy."

A witness sitting near Hudson at one of Rodriguez's recent games said that the actress even brought Buddha prayer beads with her to the stadium, and laid them across the railing in front of her seats. The spy noted, "It was a long strand of brown beads, and she and her friends would pick them up from time to time."


Jon Gosselin's lawyer claims the reality dad has complied with the court order he received last week and returned $180,000 he took from a joint bank account with his estranged wife Kate. Her lawyer, however, countered attorney Mark Heller's claims, saying that Jon had returned $28,500 but he was waiting for Heller to wire back the remaining $152,000.

Mark Momijan said after Heller's statement last week, "I have no doubt Jon's lawyer is making an accurate representation but I'm just waiting. He added that Kate was not required to return any money, but has otherwise "complied with the court order in advance of the date." It was reported last week that a second hearing would be held today (October 26th).

8:15am

Is Your Guy a Douchebag?

Give us your story about your Douchebag boyfriend/husband!

8am Headlines

An arrest in the brutal murder of a Roman Catholic priest has brought little comfort to the spirital leader's close-knit hometown,
More than 150 people at St. Patrick's Church for Sunday's early Mass prayed for the Rev. Ed Hinds, whose body was discovered in the church rectory Friday stabbed 32 times with a kitchen knife.
Authorities say the murder occurred on Thursday evening after an argument between Hinds and Jose Feliciano the church janitor in the rectory.

Police are seeking the man who allegedly who robbed a Dunkin Donuts on Sunday afternoon.
Police described the suspect as a black man between 25 and 30 years old standing about 5 feet, 10 inches tall, and wearing a green sweatshirt, blue jeans and work boots. He obscured his face with a green bandana and covered his head with a brown one, police said.
They have asked that anyone with information contact them at 609-641-0667 or Crime Stoppers of Atlantic County at 609-652-1234.


Police have been searching storm drains and a lake on the University of Connecticut campus near where football player Jasper Howard was stabbed to death last week.
The state police dive team spent Saturday at Swan Lake near the entrance of the UConn campus. Authorities would not say what, if anything, was recovered.
The 20-year-old Howard was stabbed to death during an altercation outside the student union early last Sunday morning.

Shiloh Pepin, a girl who was born with fused legs, a rare condition often called "mermaid syndrome," and gained a wide following on the Internet and national television, has died. She was 10.
Being born with "mermaid syndrome," meant that the girl had only one partially working kidney, no lower colon or genital organs and legs fused from the waist down.

7:45am

Boy, Switch Can Be Gay!


Switch wore women's underwear for his wife and she liked it so much that she banged him in the underwear. That might be the gayest thing I have ever heard!

Rock News

Metallica has added $50,000 to the reward being offered for information on the whereabouts of Morgan Harrington, the 20-year-old Virginia Tech student who vanished while attending a Metallica concert in Charlottesville, Virginia on October 17th. According to CBSNews.com, Morgan's father Dan told CBS-TV's Early Show Saturday Edition that he "received a call" from Metallica and was informed that the band was adding the money to the $100,000 reward already raised by Dan Harrington's co-workers.


Breaking Benjamin's new CD, Dear Agony, comes after a time in frontman Ben Burnley's life when he suffered numerous physical ailments as a result of being an longtime alcoholic. Although he's now sober for three years, Burnley is still dealing with illness and told us that the album cover is a photo of an actual MRI scan of his brain taken while he was undergoing tests: ["You know, I've been through like a slew of tests to try to get to the bottom of my symptoms. The MRI, I've had several of them, and it was just a striking image. The images of what I've had to do to get to the bottom of it, you know, are interesting to the eye so I thought it was a good idea to kind of showcase all of that.


The family of late Sublime singer/guitarist Bradley Nowell tried to get a restraining order issued to stop the use of the band's name by surviving bassist Eric Wilson and drummer Bud Gaugh. The two musicians recently reactivated the group with frontman Rome Ramirez stepping in for Nowell, playing a high-profile gig on Saturday (October 24th) at Cypress Hill's 2009 Smokeout Festival in California. A statement issued on Friday (October 23rd) by the family read in part, "The advertising and promotion of the new group as 'Sublime' has been done without the consent of the Estate of the late Bradley Nowell (consisting of widow Troy Nowell, father Jim 'Papa' Nowell, and son Jakob Nowell). The Estate intends to take appropriate legal action to protect Brad's intentions, as well as the legacy and integrity of his body of work."

7:15am

Little Jimmy Norton is on the phone!

7am Headlines

An arrest in the brutal murder of a Roman Catholic priest has brought little comfort to the spirital leader's close-knit hometown,
More than 150 people at St. Patrick's Church for Sunday's early Mass prayed for the Rev. Ed Hinds, whose body was discovered in the church rectory Friday stabbed 32 times with a kitchen knife.
Authorities say the murder occurred on Thursday evening after an argument between Hinds and Jose Feliciano the church janitor in the rectory.

Police are seeking the man who allegedly who robbed a Dunkin Donuts on Sunday afternoon.
Police described the suspect as a black man between 25 and 30 years old standing about 5 feet, 10 inches tall, and wearing a green sweatshirt, blue jeans and work boots. He obscured his face with a green bandana and covered his head with a brown one, police said.
They have asked that anyone with information contact them at 609-641-0667 or Crime Stoppers of Atlantic County at 609-652-1234.


Teenage girls wanting to join violent male gangs are being forced into having sex and using guns, knives and drugs, police and charities have found.
The girls, some as young as 13, want to join gangs to raise their own profile or to seek protection. Often they are swayed by the status given to the senior members of the gang.
When they first join they are told they must have sex with one member of the gang

E-mails can be treacherous. All it takes is a momentary lapse in concentration, a small slip of the fingers, for sensitive messages to be sent to the wrong person
Now Google has worked out a method to make sure that your e-mails go to their intended destination. The company has launched "Got The Wrong Bob?", a new feature for Gmail, its e-mail service.
The application warns users that they may have typed the wrong e-mail address and forces people to double-check before sending.

6:45am

Growing Up and Getting Married Sucks!

Scotty talked about having a couple over his house and having to deal with them getting into a fight and didn't know how to deal with it. Plus JoJo is learning how to deal with married life, his wife thinks he's turning into an alcoholic!

Celebrity Trash

THIS WEEKEND'S TOP TEN MOVIES -- OCTOBER 23-25

Paranormal Activity, $22 million
Saw VI, $14.8 million
Where the Wild Things Are, $14.4 million
Law Abiding Citizen, $12.7 million
Couples Retreat, $11.1 million
Astro Boy, $7 million
The Stepfather, $6.5 million
Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant, $6.3 million
Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs, $5.6 million
Zombieland, $4.3 million


Andrew Llyod Webber has been diagnosed with prostate cancer. A rep for the legendary composer announced the news on Sunday (October 25th), but noted that the condition is in its early stages. A statement from his publicist said, "Andrew is now undergoing treatment and expects to be fully back at work before the end of the year." Webber recently announced plans for a sequel to his hit show, Phantom of the Opera.


Ivanka Trump married New York Observer owner Jared Kushner Sunday (October 25th) in New Jersey. A rep confirmed to the nuptials to Usmagazine.com, adding, "She was the most stunning bride." The wedding took place on the grounds of the Trump National Golf Club after a three-month engagement. 27-year-old Trump talked about preparations for the big day recently, saying, "I only had a 3 month engagement so it was all done pretty quickly. To all those women planning a wedding, just be organized and decisive. It also helps if you have a wedding planner helping you out!"


Sean Penn has reportedly traveled to Cuba in the hopes of interviewing Fidel Castro. TMZ.com reported on Sunday (October 25th), "Sean (Penn) is going to the land of Fidel as a journalist, writing a story for Vanity Fair (magazine) about how the (Barack) Obama administration has affected Cuba." The website reported that he's traveling with Diana Jenkins, who is married to the "head honcho" at Barclays bank. TMZ's source added, "Barclays sources say Sean and Diana are going to meet (Fidel) Castro -- presumably because that's what Diana told them."


Benjamin Bratt will reportedly be reprising his role on Law & Order. PerezHilton.com reports that after nearly ten years away from the show, Bratt has signed on to revisit the character of Detective Rey Curtis. Sources say that he will factor heavily in a story involving S. Epatha Merkerson's Van Buren character.

6:15am

Halloween Is Almost Here!

The guys are talking about halloween costumes and what they will be for the big party at the Hard Rock on Friday! JoJo is still working on a costume, Scotty wants to be Kenny Powers from Eastbound and Down, and Switch is going has an Angel. Switch thinks that Brian Anthony our night guy is going to bailout on him also being an Angel, Scotty thinks it's because he doesn't want to be called "Gay". Come out and party with 102.7 JSE Rocks at The Hard Rock on Friday for their 4th Annual Halloween Party!

An arrest in the brutal murder of a Roman Catholic priest has brought little comfort to the spirital leader's close-knit hometown,
More than 150 people at St. Patrick's Church for Sunday's early Mass prayed for the Rev. Ed Hinds, whose body was discovered in the church rectory Friday stabbed 32 times with a kitchen knife.
Authorities say the murder occurred on Thursday evening after an argument between Hinds and Jose Feliciano the church janitor in the rectory.

Police are seeking the man who allegedly who robbed a Dunkin Donuts on Sunday afternoon.
Police described the suspect as a black man between 25 and 30 years old standing about 5 feet, 10 inches tall, and wearing a green sweatshirt, blue jeans and work boots. He obscured his face with a green bandana and covered his head with a brown one, police said.
They have asked that anyone with information contact them at 609-641-0667 or Crime Stoppers of Atlantic County at 609-652-1234.

6am
Iowa City police are investigating an early morning assault in which a man accused another of being a zombie, then punched him twice.
Police say the assault occurred at 1:17 a.m. Sunday at an Iowa City restaurant south of the University of Iowa campus.
A man was ordering food when he was approached by another man who called him a zombie, then hit him in the eye. When the victim tried to call police on his cell phone, the man punched him again, breaking his nose.
The man then ran out a back door.

Transit system workers in Philadelphia voted to authorize a union strike Sunday, less than a week before the Phillies play their first home game of the World Series,
A strike by subway and trolley operators, bus drivers, and mechanics would affect the Broad Street subway line from the center of Philadelphia 4 miles south to the sports stadiums. Also affected would be the Market-Frankford line from the city's northeastern section to the western suburbs, as well as surface trolleys and buses throughout the city.

Rock News

Weezer has premiered the video for its current single, "(If You're Wondering If I Want You To) I Want You To," at Babelgum.com. The clip, shot by 500 Days Of Summer director Marc Webb, takes place in the town of Weezerville, where all the residents look suspiciously like members of the band, and where the conformist, 1950s vibe is shattered by the arrival of a bombshell played by Cloverfield star Odette Yustman. Upon her arrival, the men of Weezerville go a little mad and shoot arrows at each other, drive trucks over each other and wield chainsaws in their quest to get the girl.


Puddle Of Mudd took off on the rock radio charts this week with "Spaceship," the first single from the band's upcoming album, Volume 4: Songs In The Key Of Love And Hate. Guitarist Paul Phillips, who rejoined the band last spring after a four-year hiatus, gave us some hints about how the CD sounds: ["To me it's more Puddle Of Mudd than the last record. It's definitely more on the rock tip, a little more leaning toward (the band's 2001 breakthrough album) Come Clean, I would think, a little more of that angst. But it's also got the more heartfelt, slower-type songs, you know, in the 'Blurry' vein and what not. I think in a whole it's probably somewhere in between Come Clean and the last record.


Although Atreyu singer Alex Varkatzas got married earlier this month, he and his new wife have had to unfortunately postpone their honeymoon until December while Varkatzas promotes the band's new album, Congregation Of The Damned. Aside from that, the vocalist told us that marriage hasn't had an immediate impact on his life: ["I think she'd already changed my life before we got married, and I think getting married to her was just like a result of her changing my life, you know what I mean? I don't think I ever wanted to get married or do anything like that a hundred percent before I met her, and it just feels right and makes sense."]

7:15am

JoJo's wife doesn't know how to make pizza! JoJo and his wife got into a fight over how to make pizza, JoJo's wife was wrong but still made JoJo sleep in the guest room. No one on the show slept in their own bed last night...weird!

7am Headlines

Americans seem to be cooling toward global warming.

Just 57 percent think there is solid evidence the world is getting warmer, down 20 points in just three years, a new poll says. And the share of people who believe pollution caused by humans is causing temperatures to rise has also taken a dip, even as the U.S. and world forums gear up for possible action against climate change.


Striking teachers at three southern New Jersey Catholic high schools have reached a tentative agreement with the Camden Diocese.

The diocese announced the deal Thursday night, several hours after negotiations resumed. Details were not disclosed.

The teachers at Holy Spirit in Absecon, Camden Catholic in Cherry Hill and Paul VI in Haddonfield were due to vote on the agreement Friday. If it's approved, the teachers would return to work Monday.


The director of a circus arena says an ice-skating bear turned on its trainers, killing one and seriously wounding another, the Associated Press reported.

A Russian circus troupe was rehearsing for a performance in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, when the incident happened.

Workers had to drag the bear away during the attack,


The U.S. Census Bureau is making an unprecedented effort to include same-sex couples in next year's national population count, but counting the number of individuals who identify as gay, lesbian or transgender could be next.

Census representatives told community leaders in San Francisco on Thursday that categories could be added in future editions of the bureau's annual American Community Survey.

They say it was too late to include questions about sexual orientation or gender expression in the 2010 tally.

6:45am

Having Kids Sucks!


Scotty can't go to a Haunted Hayride because he doesn't have a babysitter! He loves Halloween and the parties and events that surround the holiday, his kids have become a big hurdle in celebrating Halloween!

Celebrity Trash

TIFFANI THIESSEN COMMENTS ON DUSTIN DIAMOND: Even though Dustin Diamond has been trying to capitalize off supposed secrets from his time on Saved By the Bell, his former co-star Tiffani Thiessen is still sympathetic towards him. She recently told TV Guide, "I feel so sad for him. I don't think he's had the right direction. We're all working and he's not. I think people can see that, and that's what's sad about it."

ROBIN WRIGHT WILL STAY FRIENDLY WITH SEAN PENN: Robin Wright says that despite her divorce, she and Sean Penn will stay friends. The actress told Redbook of their public split, saying, "It never [feels good]. Yes, it's divorce; it's a given that it will be public. But . . . it's so disrespectful. 'You're an actress, you owe us this?' '(Bleep) you,' is what I say." Of her life now, she says, "New beginnings, definitely. For me, my career too. My kids are older now."


COMEDIAN SOUPY SALES DIES AT 83: Soupy Sales died on Thursday (October 22) at age 83, according to his former manager Dave Usher. The former TV and radio host, famous for taking more than 20,000 pies to the face, was suffering from many health problems when he entered a hospice in New York last week. Sales is survived by his wife, Trudy, and two sons, Hunt and Tony.

BRAVO ORDERS MORE 'TOP CHEF MASTERS': Bravo has ordered a second season of its spin-off series, Top Chef Masters. Food journalist Kelly Choi will return as host, while culinary expert James Oseland, food critic Jay Rayner, restaurant critic Gael Greene and Gail Simmons of Food and Wine magazine will serve as judges. The show, which averaged 2.2 million viewers this summer, will debut its second season in 2010.

'DOLLHOUSE' FUTURE LOOKS BLEAK: The future of Fox's Dollhouse does not look promising. The network announced on Thursday (October 22nd) that it would not air the show during November sweeps, leading to speculation that the end could be near. The episodes they currently have made will now air back-to-back in December.

'GLEE' DVD COMING OUT THIS YEAR: 20th Century Fox appears to be capitalizing on the popularity of its freshman hit, Glee. The Hollywood Reporter announced that the show's first season is being broken up into two separate DVDs. Glee Season 1: Road To Sectionals DVD will be released at the end of the year with the first 13 episodes of the show, a director's cut of the pilot, behind-the-scenes featurettes and cast audition clips. The second half of the series will resume in 2010.

6:15am

Fat Girls Love the Show!

The show has big girls calling in to try and win Pearl Jam tickets! Bring on the waffles and Pearl Jam!

Americans seem to be cooling toward global warming.

Just 57 percent think there is solid evidence the world is getting warmer, down 20 points in just three years, a new poll says. And the share of people who believe pollution caused by humans is causing temperatures to rise has also taken a dip, even as the U.S. and world forums gear up for possible action against climate change.


Striking teachers at three southern New Jersey Catholic high schools have reached a tentative agreement with the Camden Diocese.

The diocese announced the deal Thursday night, several hours after negotiations resumed. Details were not disclosed.

The teachers at Holy Spirit in Absecon, Camden Catholic in Cherry Hill and Paul VI in Haddonfield were due to vote on the agreement Friday. If it's approved, the teachers would return to work Monday.


6am

The disappearance of a Virginia college student last seen at a heavy metal concert remained a mystery Thursday as state police said they had no evidence to prove one way or the other that Morgan Harrington is the victim of a crime.

Harrington, a 20-year-old junior at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, hasn't been seen since Saturday night when she was separated from her friends at a Metallica concert in Charlottesville.


A North Carolina pastor plans to host a Halloween event at his church to burn heretical books. At the top of the list — the Bible.

Pastor Marc Grizzard claims the King James version of the Bible is the only true word of God, and that all other versions are "satanic" and "perversions" of God's word.

On Halloween night, Grizzard and the 14 members of the Amazing Grace Baptist Church will set fire to other versions of the scripture, as well as music and books by Christian authors.

Do You Think You Have It Bad?

MOM ACCUSED OF TAKING SON ON HEROIN DEALS: A Massachusetts woman is denying police accusations that she took her son along with her on trips to buy and sell heroin. The woman pleaded not guilty to charges of possession of heroin and distributing heroin. Her 23-year-old son is charged with knowing where the drugs were kept. (Gloucester Daily Times)


MAN BITES TO PREVENT FOOTBALL RECOVERY: Police are claiming that a Detroit-area man bit through a neighbor's lips after he recovered a football that accidentally had been tossed onto his lawn by teenagers. The man allegedly confiscated he ball and refused to return it until a parent asked for it back. The 44-year-old suspect then supposedly attacked the man, and "the bite went nearly all the way through his mouth." He's been arraigned on a charge of assault with intent to maim. (Macomb Daily)


PROTECTION OFFICER FIRED FOR PROTECTING MERCHANDISE: A Wal-Mart "asset protection officer" working in Florida was fired from his job -- for protecting the store's merchandise. Josh Rutner says that a day after chasing a knife-wielding theft suspect across the store parking lot, he was released from his job. A store spokesperson says that the store has a no-chase policy, though Rutner said it was a choice between doing what was right or following protocol. The suspect was eventually arrested and charged with robbery with a deadly weapon and aggravated assault. (Ocala.com)

8:45am

Gambling is bad!


JoJo lost some money last night when the Phillies won, he bet that the combined score of the game would be under 8. He lost! Scotty also heard somebody betting $1,000 on the Dodgers, he also lost!

Celebrity Trash

ABC News's Chief Washington Correspondent George Stephanopoulos is reportedly in talks to replace Diane Sawyer on Good Morning America. PerezHilton.com reports that although negotiations are ongoing, there's some concern about giving the former political adviser the post since the program is thought of as being "heavy on lighter fare and consumer segments."


With a divorce and lawsuit on his hands -- and no job on the horizon -- Jon Gosselin is hoping his time is valuable. TMZ.com reports that the reality dad is demanding $10,000 - $12,000 for any personal appearances.

A radio show revealed to Access Hollywood that Gosselin's rep denied an offer of first-class airfare, limo service and first-class hotel accommodations to guest host the program -- countering with the five-figure fee.

TMZ claims that Gosselin's rep told the station, "[Jon's] name and appearance on your show will instantly draw press ... and will be a high point for the show," adding that he's "quite funny, sharp witted and interesting."



Bronson Pinchot -- best known as Perfect Strangers' Balki Bartokomous -- is accusing Tom Cruise, his co-star in 1983's Risky Business, of having talked negatively about gay people on the film's set. In an interview with the A.V. Club, Pinchot said that back then, the actor "made constant, constant unrelated homophobic comments."

He explained, "It was like, 'It's a nice day, I'm glad there are no gay people standing here.' Very, very strange."


Rosie O'Donnell has hinted that she and longtime partner Kelli Carpenter may have split. In an interview with USA Today, the 47-year-old said, "We're a family. We will remain a family forever. And we are working on our issues."

The couple has four children, Parker, 14, Chelsea, 12 and Blake, nine, and Vivienne, who is six.

Although O'Donnell wouldn't confirm a National Enquirer report that Carpenter has moved out of their New York home, the paper wrote that "with tears in her eyes," O'Donnell added "But everything's fine and everybody's good and we're still both raising them together. We will both continue to parent them and we're friendly and everything's all right."

8:15am

The Return of the vibrating panties!


We had Katlyn come into the studio and wear vibrating panties while singing Pearl Jam songs....For being a good sport Katlyn got tickets to go see Pearl Jam next Wednesday!

8am Headlines

Investigators searching for a 7-year-old Florida girl that disappeared while walking home from school said Wednesday that a child's body had been found in a landfill, and the girl's father said it was likely his daughter.

The partially covered body was found in a Georgia landfill near the Florida state line, after investigators followed garbage trucks leaving from the neighborhood where Somer Thompson disappeared Monday.


The parking garage planned for The Walk will include the first public bathrooms in the downtown retail complex.

Shoppers and store owners alike have complained about the constant traffic through the more than 80 businesses' bathrooms, which must be made publicly available under state law.

The plans include one men's room and one women's room, to be cleaned and maintained by CRDA-hired garage staff. Each will have five toilets, including one that is wheelchair accessible, and a diaper-changing station.



Police in a Phoenix suburb are looking for a father suspected of running down his daughter because she was becoming too "Westernized" and was not living according to their traditional Iraqi values.

Police say 48-year-old Faleh Hassan Almaleki allegedly ran his daughter down Tuesday in a parking lot

The victim, 20-year-old Noor Faleh Almaleki, remains hospitalized with life-threatening injuries.


A man is claiming a hospital misdiagnosed him with rectal cancer and then "unnecessarily gave him an artificial rectum," Agence France-Presse reported.

The man, who lives in Japan, underwent surgery in March to remove his "tumor," but was later told no cancer cells were found.

The man is suing the hospital for $416,171

7:45am

Baby Daddy Drama!


Is your baby daddy giving you drama?

Give us your Baby Daddy Drama- no money, bad dad, walked out, in prison?

Rock News

The soundtrack to the upcoming Twilight sequel, New Moon, debuted at Number Two on this week's Billboard album chart, selling 115,000 copies in just its first four days on shelves. The release of the set was pushed forward from Tuesday, October 20th to Friday, October 16th after songs from the soundtrack began to leak online. The record features exclusive music from Death Cab For Cutie, Thom Yorke, Muse, the Killers, OK Go and others. The record could make it to Number One next week after a full week's worth of sales.

In other chart news, Out Of Ashes, the debut disc from Linkin Park singer Chester Bennington's new band Dead By Sunrise, landed at Number 29 on the chart with sales of 17,000 copies. Bennington told us that he's okay with being in a band that has to start from scratch all over again: ["There's something magical about -- especially when fans get into something early on, and there's a connection or a camaraderie there, like when people feel like they've discovered you. There's something special about that feeling. We all really enjoy this phase and, you know, as much as we'd love to stay in this phase, it would be nice though if this took off and a lot of people started figuring out that we made a really great record here."]


Them Crooked Vultures will send their first official single to rock radio on Monday, October 26th, according to FMQB.com. The track, called "New Fang," is taken from the band's self-titled debut album, which is now slated to arrive on November 17th. The trio, which consists of Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl on drums, Queens Of The Stone Age guitarist Josh Homme and Led Zeppelin bassist John Paul Jones, just completed their first North American tour and will head to the U.K., Germany, Australia and New Zealand in November and December.


Metallica will be joined by legendary singer Ozzy Osbourne and Kinks frontman Ray Davies for their performance next Friday (October 30th) at New York's Madison Square Garden during the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's 25th anniversary concerts. Other artists appearing during the two-night celebration, which kicks off on October 29th, include U2, Bruce Springsteen, Simon & Garfunkel, Stevie Wonder and Eric Clapton. Each act will play their own music, as well as music by other artists that inspired them, with surprise collaborations likely to occur throughout both evenings.