Bridal Boutique Brawl

“Caught on Tape”: An ugly fight broke out at a Michigan bridal boutique when a woman and store workers became embroiled in a dispute over a wedding dress.

Urinal Artist Flushes Away Career

A Calif. artist has taken an inventive approach to using the bathroom by creating unique urinal sculptures. As kpix’s Mike Sugerman reports, these custom urinals fetch up to $8000.

Healthy Food Substitutes

Sue Perry, Deputy Editor for shopsmart Magazine gives tips on how to cut fat and calories from your diet by substituting ingredients.

Thompson urged to save 6 Music

Music Week magazine has published an open letter to BBC boss Mark Thompson urging him to rethink his plans to axe 6 Music.
Editor Paul Williams called it "an important and distinctive music radio station", adding that its closure would be a "huge error".
Mr Thompson has yet to respond to the letter, but has denied the plans are to create a "blueprint for a smaller BBC".
A Facebook campaign to save 6 Music has support from more than 150,000 people.

Thompson urged to save 6 Music

Music Week magazine has published an open letter to BBC boss Mark Thompson urging him to rethink his plans to axe 6 Music.
Editor Paul Williams called it "an important and distinctive music radio station", adding that its closure would be a "huge error".
Mr Thompson has yet to respond to the letter, but has denied the plans are to create a "blueprint for a smaller BBC".
A Facebook campaign to save 6 Music has support from more than 150,000 people.

Pink Floyd take EMI to court

Rock band Pink Floyd have launched legal action against record label EMI over payment of on-line royalties and the marketing of their music.
The group, signed to EMI since 1967, are disputing the way payments for their digital sales are calculated.
They are also seeking a ruling on whether the label can sell individual tracks from their original albums.
Pink Floyd did not appear at the first hearing of what is expected to be a lengthy case.
Their lawyer, Robert Howe ...

Pink Floyd take EMI to court

Rock band Pink Floyd have launched legal action against record label EMI over payment of on-line royalties and the marketing of their music.
The group, signed to EMI since 1967, are disputing the way payments for their digital sales are calculated.
They are also seeking a ruling on whether the label can sell individual tracks from their original albums.
Pink Floyd did not appear at the first hearing of what is expected to be a lengthy case.
Their lawyer, Robert Howe ...

Producer admits Letterman blackmail

A US tv producer has pleaded guilty to attempting to blackmail US chat show host David Letterman over his sexual affairs.
Robert Halderman was charged after threatening to reveal all unless paid $2m (1.47m euros).
The attempt sparked Mr Letterman to make an on-air confession about his affairs with production staff.
Mr Halderman’s lawyers had initially claimed he was attempting to sell the comedian a thinly veiled screenplay.
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Producer admits Letterman blackmail

A US tv producer has pleaded guilty to attempting to blackmail US chat show host David Letterman over his sexual affairs.
Robert Halderman was charged after threatening to reveal all unless paid $2m (1.47m euros).
The attempt sparked Mr Letterman to make an on-air confession about his affairs with production staff.
Mr Halderman’s lawyers had initially claimed he was attempting to sell the comedian a thinly veiled screenplay.
Apology

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Superintendent fires gun during history class

BILLINGS, Mont. – The superintendent of a rural Montana school district states he was showing students his black powder muzzleloader when he accidentally fired the weapon into a classroom wall during a history lesson.
Dwain Haggard, who used to be a Civil War re-enactor, was showing the gun to five students in Reed Point High School’s American history class Friday when it fired.
No one was injured, and Haggard states he cannot explain how the weapon was loaded.