Some random stuff from Harper's Weekly web-site:
The White House announced plans to name former American Idol runner-up Clay Aiken to the President's Committee for People with Intellectual Disabilities. Researchers at the University of Southern California determined that celebrities exhibit higher rates of narcissism than the general population, and pop star Prince disputed Justin Timberlake's claim to have "brought sexy back." Actress Lindsay Lohan said she didn't want anyone to know she was in favor of voting. "It's safer that way," she said. California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger apologized for saying that Cubans and Puerto Ricans were "very hot," due to their mixed "black blood" and "Latino blood." AND Actor William Shatner turned down a free seat on the Virgin Galactic spaceship. "To vomit in space," he said, "is not my idea of a good time."
The White House announced plans to name former American Idol runner-up Clay Aiken to the President's Committee for People with Intellectual Disabilities. Researchers at the University of Southern California determined that celebrities exhibit higher rates of narcissism than the general population, and pop star Prince disputed Justin Timberlake's claim to have "brought sexy back." Actress Lindsay Lohan said she didn't want anyone to know she was in favor of voting. "It's safer that way," she said. California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger apologized for saying that Cubans and Puerto Ricans were "very hot," due to their mixed "black blood" and "Latino blood." AND Actor William Shatner turned down a free seat on the Virgin Galactic spaceship. "To vomit in space," he said, "is not my idea of a good time."