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NASA Contractor Takes Hostage Two Dead
A NASA contractor took two co-workers hostage at Johnson Space Centre, killing one of them before turning the revolver on himself, just days after the bloodiest school shooting in US history.


Gunman Goes Postal Before His Final Rampage
After killing two in the residence hall, but before his murderous rampage at Virginia Tech Norris Hall, the gunman went to the post office and mailed NBC a package containing photos and videos of him brandishing guns and delivering a snarling, profanity-laced rant about rich “brats” and their “hedonistic needs.”

Va Tech Cho Seung-Hui A Troubled Young Man
Cho Seung-Hui the student who had killed 32 people in two university buildings on Monday had also killed himself, but he left behind a bomb threat, and the school was investigating whether he had any links to previous bomb threats on campus.

Virginia Tech Massacre Investigation
Virginia Tech President Charles Steger told "Good Morning America's" Diane Sawyer this morning that there was still the possibility that there were two shooters in the separate campus attacks on Monday morning.

The name of gunman has been released by the police as, "Seung Hui Cho." 23 year old from South Korea, permanent resident of U.S. since 1992 and a student at Virginia Tech.

Virginia Tech Gun Rampage Kills 32 Plus Gunman
A gunman opened fire in a dorm and a classroom today at Virginia Tech, killing 32 people in the deadliest shooting rampage in U.S. history, government officials said. The gunman then killed himself, bringing the death toll to 33.


N Korea Forgets Nuclear Deadline For Cash
North Korea has refused to begin dismantling its Yongbyon atomic reactor as the deadline for its closure is reached.

Saturday's missed deadline marks the latest setback for an agreement reached in February that to disarm the world's newest declared nuclear power.

India Fires Nuke-Capable Missile
India Thursday tested its home made nuclear capable Agni-III ballistic missile, from a defense base in Orissa,according to Indo-Asian News Service.



We Want Some Of Our Cash & Oil Too
Seoul, North Korea has told a visiting US delegation it will take initial steps to shut down its main nuclear reactor within a day of receiving funds frozen in a Macau bank.





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Google Earth Maps Show Crisis In Darfur "Genocide"
Satellite pictures of razed villages and squalid refugee camps scattered across Darfur can now be viewed by a global audience after Google Earth put the images online.


PS3 20 GB A Failure World Wide Say Good-Bye
The smaller capacity version of the Playstation 3 is officially on its way out because it accounted for less than 10% of all unit sales, according to Sony.



MGM Movies Sold At iTunes Store
The inventory of movies at Apple's iTunes Store gets expanded with the announcement that MGM is beginning to release movies for download.





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2016 Summer Olympics In Chicago?
Chicago's transformation from nonentity on the international Olympic stage a year ago to possible host city of the 2016 Summer Olympics was affirmed by a close U.S. Olympic Committee vote here on Saturday.

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Hugh Grant "Bean Rage" Against Paparazzo
Police are investigating reports that actor Hugh Grant was involved in "Bean Rage" incident in which he allegedly lashed out at a paparazzo with a tub of baked beans.



Rosie O’Donnell Done With "The View" In June
Rosie O’Donnell’s turns down new contract on “The View” just like Star Jones did. ABC was unable to agree on a contract with the opinionated host, and she’ll leave the show in June.

O’Donnell said in a statement that “my needs for the future just didn’t dovetail with what ABC was able to offer me.”

Kim Basinger Public Battle With Ex Alec Baldwin
Kim Basinger has hired a bodyguard for her daughter after an angry voicemail sent by her father, Alec Baldwin, was made public.

The divorced couple's bitter six-year custody battle over their only daughter, Ireland, went public last week when the website TMZ posted a recorded phone message by Baldwin in which he called her a "rude, thoughtless little pig."

More Charges For Joe Francis Founder "Girls Gone Wild"
The millionaire founder of the Girls Gone Wild video empire was charged with bribing a jail guard for a bottle of water and having prescription sleeping pills in his cell, authorities said.


Laguna Beach & The Hills Lauren Conrad Sex Tapes
Lauren Conrad, the star of reality television shows Laguna Beach and The Hills, is trying to stop a sex tape allegedly made with boyfriend Jason Wahler from being released on the internet, it has been reported.


Girls Gone Wild Founder Faces 10 Years In Jail Tax Evasion
Joe Francis, the "Girls Gone Wild" founder, was indicted today on federal tax evasion charges for illegally deducting more than $20 million in phony business expenses from his 2002 and 2003 corporate tax returns.


CBS Gives Don Imus The Boot Following MSNBC
Don Imus' racist remarks got him fired by CBS on Thursday, the finale to a stunning fall for one of the nation's most prominent broadcasters.

"Imus in the Morning" Has All Day To Think Now
MSNBC-TV announced Wednesday that it will no longer simulcast “Imus in the Morning.” The radio talk show host has been flooded with criticism for his racial slur last week.



Larry Birkhead is the baby's daddy
DNA tests prove it: Larry Birkhead is the father of Anna Nicole Smith's million-dollar baby.






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Music Producer Phil Spector Murder Trial Begins
Opening statements are due to begin in the trial of pioneering music producer Phil Spector, who is accused of murder.

Prosecutors will open the case and are expected to argue that Mr Spector, 67, shot actress Lana Clarkson in the mouth as she tried to leave his home in 2003.

Lopez, Anthony Will Sue National Enquirer
Jennifer Lopez and her husband, Marc Anthony, are suing the National Enquirer in European courts over the tabloid's claims they were linked to a drug scandal, their Belfast lawyer said Monday.



Snoop Dogg No-Contest Plea, No Jail Time
Rapper Snoop Dogg made a surprise no-contest plea to gun and drug charges today and was given a three-year suspended sentence that will spare him jail time.



Fire Destroys Johnny Cash's Home
The Tennessee home of the late country legend Johnny Cash has been destroyed by fire during renovations for the property's new owner, The Bee Gees' Barry Gibb.

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4 Hours Until Take Off, Help Find The Mouse
A fugitive mouse delayed the departure of a Japan-bound airliner for more than four hours Sunday as technicians hunted down the potential threat, airline officials said.




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Milestones:

Boris Yeltsin – (1931-2007) The death of the former leader of the Russian Federation, Boris Yeltsin, on April 23rd, 2007 marks the end of a dramatic era in the country's political history.

Yeltsin came to power in June of 1991 at the height of the country's disillusionment with the Communist regime and high expectations for a new democratic movement. Despite the difficult challenge of recovering his scandalous reputation and mass popularity following his endorsement of the radical economic reforms in 1992, Yeltsin was re-elected at the presidential elections in 1996, successfully defeating his primary rival Gennady Zyuganov, leader of the country's highly-rated communist party.

Some rate the 1998 financial crisis as the final straw in President Yeltsin's political career, the crucial turn of events that very few Russians can forget. And just minutes before the traditionally wishing his compatriots a happy new year on December 31st 1999, President made a genuinely unexpected announcement of his official resignation, thus leaving his legacy and, yet again, the unclear future of the Russian people in the brand new hands of Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin.

Although former President Yeltsin resigned from the top post on New Year's Eve 2000 and strived to maintain a low profile ever since, his personal life and health problem remained in the very center of attention among press reporters on both sides of the Atlantic and beyond.

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Entertainer Don Ho (1931-2007) Entertained tourists for decades wearing raspberry-tinted sunglasses and singing the catchy signature tune "Tiny Bubbles," has died. He was 76.

He died Saturday morning (4-15) of heart failure, publicist Donna Jung said.

Ho had suffered with heart problems for the past several years, and had a pacemaker installed last fall. In 2005, he underwent an experimental stem cell procedure on his ailing heart in Thailand in 2005.

Ho entertained Hollywood's biggest stars and thousands of tourists for four decades. For many, no trip to Hawaii was complete without seeing his Waikiki show a mix of songs, jokes, Hawaii history and audience participation.

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Writer, Kurt Vonnegut (1922-2007) Authored "Slaughterhouse-Five," "Cat's Cradle" and nearly two dozen other books, was regarded as a key influence in 20th-century American literature, died Wednesday (4-11) at age 84 after being injured in a fall at his home in New York.

He was born and grew up in Indianapolis, the youngest of three children, hailing from an affluent German-American family that played a key role in the city's early development.

Vonnegut's paternal grandfather was an architect who designed several Indianapolis landmarks. His father also was an architect, but the family's fortunes fell sharply during the Great Depression.

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