I’ve been under the weather the last few days, but even feeling poorly couldn’t prepare me for what might be the worst Halloween outfit ever, worn by none other than Lady Gaga.
At NJ.com, some butchers had advice if you want to wear a meat outfit:
| Jersey butchers warn against wearing a Lady Gaga meat dress for Halloween |
Although I haven’t had any children (that I know of), I’m fascinated by the experiences of families as they grow and expand.
Take, for example, the story below dealing with three kids, each one born on an interesting date:
>>GRAND RAPIDS — For Chad and Barbie Soper, it’s all in the numbers.
A triple-dose of rare birth dates for their three children, who were born on 8/8/2008, 9/9/2009 and 10/10/2010.
I just continue to enjoy these, perhaps because I’m not involved in them. Here’s the latest way-out-there criminal story:
Two police officers were attacked by a topless woman swinging a meat cleaver on Tuesday.
The bizarre assault came after two veteran cops in Portland, Ore., were called to an apartment complex after a call came because a naked woman was allegedly outside the building and screaming, according to police.
When the officers arrived, a neighbor informed them a woman had pushed out the window screen from her second floor apartment. The two retrieved the screen and knocked on the woman’s front door.
Now that the holiday shopping season is nearly upon us, what will this year be like?
Well, if what’s happening with the Royal Family in the UK is any example, it could be quite a dismal one.
Hollywood must be a tough place to work. Seems like so many creative people get blown away from the pressure … or the drugs.
Since I am a big science-fiction fan, I’m sure the story below about Carrie Fisher will be quoted to me as an example of how bad things are in the genre. But the sad truth is, this isn’t anything new in the entertainment industry.
Here’s the story:
“Princess Leia did Cocaine on Empire Set”
Star Wars‘ actress Carrie Fisher admitted Monday to taking cocaine on the set of The Empire Strikes Back, saying she didn’t even like the drug but was intent on getting high.
So, officially the recession is over, I hear. Then why are we still having so many money troubles?
This past weekend was the New York Comic-Con. Although I didn’t get to attend (for monetary reasons), some interesting financial news came out at the start of the con. DC Comics said they were going to cut back the cover prices on the ongoing titles starting in January. In less than an hour, Marvel Comics basically did the same.
Why is this happening? Because fans are dropping comics that cost $3.99, mostly. We now have limited resources, so we have to cut back on the number of titles we buy. I know I have!
