Us Magazine reports that Paris Hilton and Benji Madden broke up on Tuesday. And the news only comes as a shock to the three people that still believe there’s was a match made in celebrity heaven and not as the result of some dare made at the Peach Pit.
In the depths of the Egyptian desert, evidence of yet another pyramid has surfaced. Said to be 4,300-years-old, it is believed to have belonged to an ancient Egyptian queen, according to Toronto Star.
Archaeologists have dug up what they believe to be the 12,000-year-old skeleton of a “witch doctor,” according to the Associated Press.
Advisers to both Sen. Hillary Clinton and President-elect Barack Obama say that the two are, in reality, not as far apart on foreign policy as it seemed during the primaries earlier this year, according to the International Herald Tribune.
The Togolese government, in partnership with the network of the Central Supply of Essential and Generic Medicines (CAMEG), recently announced that it will start distributing antiretroviral drugs to HIV/AIDS patients at no cost, according to the International Herald Tribune.
More than one million copies of a forged 14-page New York Times was distributed in New York Wednesday morning, with the headline, “IRAQ WAR ENDS.”
I’ve finally decided to sit down and read Twilight starting this weekend. I like vampires so it wasn’t too tough of a decision. However I was told not to expect anything like Dracula.
Today I had the chance to interview Olivia Ward, a foreign affairs reporter for the Toronto Star. The interview was absolutely enlightening.
More than 90 people were killed when a school in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, collapsed last week while students were still inside. Rescue officials say they are going to stop looking for survivors among the rubble, according to CNN.
CBC reporter Mellissa Fung was released from captivity Saturday, after her captors held her in an underground cave for nearly a month, according to the CBC.



