Jimmy Gojdics, an outdoorsman and past competitor on National Geographic’s reality show Ultimate Survival Alaska has been found shot dead, and Alaska State Troopers were investigating the case as a homicide.
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T-Mobile to offer the BlackBerry Classic starting May 13th, Report
Today, BlackBerry and T-Mobile announced a partnership to make the BlackBerry Classic available to T-Mobile’s network and its 57 million customers starting May 13.
Read More »Parents accused of giving kids drugs as ‘bargaining tool’ : Police
Two parents have been accused of giving drugs to their teenage daughters. Joey Mudd, 34, of Largo, appeared in court Tuesday after being accused of using marijuana as a bargaining tool with her teen daughters.
Read More »Man downs 56 shots in fatal binge, Le Starter bar owner charged
Man dies after drinking 56 shots, bar owner on trial for manslaughter. The landlord of the bar today stands trial to see if he bears any responsibility for Renaud’s death, after Renaud’s daughter Julie decided to bring the case forward.
Read More »Taylor Clark: Arrest made in murder of student trying to sell car on Craigslist (UPDATE)
A 24-year-old man has been arrested in Missouri in connection with the killing of a student “Taylor Clark” who had been trying to sell the suspect his car through Craigslist, police said Wednesday.
Read More »‘Mindy Project’ Canceled at Fox, Until Hulu Revives It
Fox is breaking up with The Mindy Project. The network has canceled Mindy Kaling’s romantic comedy, EW has learned. The show, which boasts a cult audience but has been dogged by low ratings, wrapped its third season in March.
Read More »Transgender youth face many health issues, UBC study finds
More than half of transgender youth in Canada have harmed themselves due to issues like cyberbullying and harassment, but strong family and community connections could help them navigate these physical and mental health challenges, says a new University of British Columbia study.
Read More »Smoking costs Manitoba $244 million per year, U of M study
A new University of Manitoba study says smoking is costing the province’s health care system an extra $244 million per year. $147 million in hospital costs, $40 million in prescription drugs funded by Pharmacare, $39 million in extra visits to the doctor, and $18 million for smoking-related cancer care. These results do not include costs associated with second-hand smoke.
Read More »Japan Zoo Sorry For Naming Baby Monkey Charlotte
It must have seemed like a warm and timely tribute – a little girl born last week in southern Japan and christened Charlotte, after Britain’s new princess. But the charming gesture has provoked an ugly row – because the baby in question is not a human, but a monkey.
Read More »Natalie Portman : Actress calls her Oscar a ‘false idol’
Natalie Portman Doesn’t Know Where Her Oscar Is, Calls It ‘False Idol’. In a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter, the 33-year-old actress admits that she doesn’t feel comfortable admiring her Oscars statue.
Read More »Megyn Kelly Free Speech : Fox News host calls guest ‘confused and wrong’ over Muhammad cartoons (Video)
Megyn Kelly on Tuesday took apart a guest who claimed the Texas “draw Muhammad” exhibit that resulted in a failed attack by two gunmen somehow exceeded the limits of free speech because of its offensive nature. Kelly said the relevant question wasn’t whether the organizers “said something offensive,” but “what do we want to do about a group that wants …
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