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The FBI has posted the largest job opening since immediately after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, openings for 850 special agents and more than 2,100 professional support personnel.

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American comedian Craig Ferguson announced on his show tonight that he married his long time girlfriend Megan Wallace-Cunningham, an art dealer.

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Over 1,000 new species of animals have been discovered in the Greater Mekong area of Asia from 1997 to 2007. Those species include some interesting specimens, such as the pink dragon millipede, the giant huntsman spider, the Gumbrechts green pit viper, and the Laotian rock rat.

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Thursday, ESPN’s Ed Werder, citing unnamed sources, reported to the world that Terrell Owens is a very bad man and Owens was jealous of Romo’s and Witten’s relationship. Werder tells the world that Owens is responsible for tearing apart the Dallas Cowboys. The “source” that revealed the story was defined as a “source who speaks regularly with Owens’ teammates.”

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Iconic pinup queen Bettie Page, died of pneumonia at the age of 85 in a Los Angeles, California, hospital Thursday, a week after suffering a heart attack, according to her agent.

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Armed robbers stole diamonds valued at 85 million euros ($108 million) from the Paris branch of jeweler Harry Winston, the city prosecutors’ office said.

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47 year old super model Carol Alt posed nude for a photo spread in December’s Playboy magazine. Alt said that she chose to bare all for the magazine to highlight the raw diet she adopted over 12 years ago

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Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-Fla.) hangs up on Barack Obama, then hangs up on Rahm Emaunel, thinking they’re prank callers from a Florida radio station, reports the Washington Post.

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YOUNG girls are being sexualised by inappropriate toys and magazines, a Holyrood committee was warned yesterday.

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Mattel Inc., the world’s biggest toymaker, whose products include the Barbie doll, won a court order banning MGA Entertainment Inc. from making and selling Bratz dolls that were found to infringe Mattel copyrights.

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