Adam Levine is fuming after fellow The Voice judge Blake Shelton tweeted out his phone number during a live broadcast of the hit TV show. He has since vowed his revenge. Shelton had apparently teased Levine and the rest of the judge’s panel on the Voice about some of the tweets he was planning on posting, but Levine did not …
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Record : Tiny Mite is World’s Fastest Land Animal
Move over Usain Bolt, there’s a new runner in town! A Southern California mite has set a new record as world’s fastest land animal and the little creature can run 20 times faster than a cheetah and the equivalent of a person running 2,092km per hour, scientists say.
Read More »FedEx shooting : 6 wounded, suspect commits suicide
A suspected gunman is dead and six people injured after a shooting at a FedEx facility near the Cobb County Airport on Tuesday morning. Officers received a call about an active shooter shortly before 6 a.m. at 1675 Airport Road in Kennesaw, Georgia. FBI bomb technicians and agents from the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives also responded.
Read More »Pitt & Jolie’s Enjoy Rare Date Night (Photo)
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt step out for a lovely date night on the town to see Japanese singer Miyavi perform at the Troubadour on Sunday evening (April 27) in Los Angeles.
Read More »Sarah Silverman : Actress Joining the Cast of “Masters of Sex”
Emmy-winning comedian and actress Sarah Silverman is joining the cast of season two of the acclaimed Showtime drama series MASTERS OF SEX. Silverman will recur in the guest starring role of Helen. Production on season two is currently underway in Los Angeles, and will premiere on Sunday, July 13th at 10 p.m. ET/PT on SHOWTIME.
Read More »US High School Graduation Rate Hits 80% for first time
The high school graduation rate in the US has hit an all-time high: 80 percent. That means four out of five students who started high school successfully graduated in four years. And progress is accelerating, driven by gains from black and Hispanic students since 2006. Still, the national figure, released today for the 2011-12 school year, hides signification variation among …
Read More »More girls suffering ACL sports injuries, report says
If you’re a teenage athlete, or the parent of one, you probably live in fear of a torn anterior cruciate ligament, one of the knee’s key stabilizing ligaments. A torn ACL often requires surgical repair. But so-called neuromuscular training programs can cut the risk of a serious ACL injury and should be recommended to at-risk young athletes, especially girls, according …
Read More »Gallup: One in three skip the dentist
About one in three U.S. adults say they did not visit the dentist at some point in the past 12 months. The 64.7% in 2013 who said they did visit the dentist at least once in the previous year is essentially unchanged from the rate found in 2008. Women are more likely than men to report visiting the dentist annually.
Read More »Autism and GI Issues, New study
A new study conducted by researchers at Marcus Autism Center, Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta and Emory University School of Medicine indicates that children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) are more than four times more likely to experience general gastrointestinal (GI) complaints compared with peers, are more than three times as prone to experience constipation and diarrhea than peers, and complain …
Read More »Monitor hacker yells at baby (Video)
A stranger hacked into a family’s baby monitor and began shouting at their child via its built-in camera, FOX19 has reported. The report states that a hacker had gained access to the camera due to a firmware vulnerability, with the hacker shouting at the baby to “wake up” before the child’s father Adam Schreck entered the room. Adam states that …
Read More »Paul Simon : signer no threat to wife Edie Brickell
A judge declined to issue a protective order against Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Paul Simon and his musician wife, Edie Brickell, following an alleged domestic dispute Saturday night, because the couple said they aren’t a threat to each other.
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