Brazilian model and former Miss World Brazil finalist Mariana Bridi Da Costa, who was reported battling for her life after her hands and feet was amputated because of complications related to generalized infection has died.

A gang member has been convicted on Friday for the murder of teenage actress Tara Correa-McMullen and a man during a shooting spree in 2005.

The vid features Gossip Girl hunk Chace Crawford who has several speaking lines at the beginning.

It seems like President Barack Obama is in a hurry to make his mark in Washington.
On Friday, the president signed an executive order lifting the ban on U.S. funding for international organizations that offer advice or perform abortions.
Liberal groups welcomed the decision, while abortion rights foes vowed to fight the move.
Obama signed the bill without media coverage, in contrast to the public signing of other executive orders he has conducted since being inaugurated on Tuesday.
The ban was also known as the “global gag rule” because it prohibited taxpayer funding for …

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Fans are upset that she’s already had a record deal and starred on Broadway. She’s also been criticized for using the program in order to boost her singing career.

Mad Men’s Elisabeth Moss and Saturday Night Live’s Fred Armisen have announced their engagement!

Governor Paterson has selected Representative Kirsten Gillibrand to take Hillary Clinton’s senate seat after she was appointed by President Barack Obama to be his Secretary of State.

Brazilian model and former Miss World Brazil finalist Mariana Bridi Da Costa, is battling for her life after her hands and feet was amputated.
Thiago Simoes, Da Costa’s boyfriend said that Bridi fell ill on December 30 and was initially misdiagnosed with kidney stones.

The Japanese has unveiled a security robot equipped with heat sensors to detect burglars and armed with a net to capture them.

Developed by robot maker Tmsuk Co. and security firm Alacom, the prototype T-34 moves on four wheels at a maximum speed of 10 km/h.