Famous Talk Show host Irv Homer is no more

Famous Talk Show host Irv Homer died at the age of 86 at the Bryn Mawr Hospital.

He was on stage at the Eastern University in St. Davids, when he suddenly collapsed. He had just finished his introduction to an author in the program when the incident happened. The spectators were completely shocked at hearing what had happened actually to Homer. A very popular talk show host and a veteran of many years, Homer had kept the old art of radio alive through his inimitable style and language which resonated till yesterday.

No date set for Pittsburgh Penguins parade

Pittsburgh officials this morning were discussing plans for a parade honoring the Stanley Cup Champion Pittsburgh Penguins, said Joanna Doven, a spokeswoman for Mayor Luke Ravenstal.

Do you know what Obama is in Japan?

Eversince some t-shirts have surfaced in Japan reading “Obama for Obama”,  questions have begun to be asked as to what “Obama” means in the Japanaese language. The Japanese word Obama means “little beach.” But other than that it is also the name of a city in Japan.

Nikki Catsouras car crash photos are still being circulated on the internet

The incident of Nikki Catsouras’ car crash can never fade out from the minds of the people because of the frequent resurfacing of the car crash
photographs in the internet. However, Nikki’s parents, Christos and Lesli Catsouras, had filed a case against the officers who had leaked out the photos on the internet.

John Floyd Thomas Jr. is California’s most sought after criminal

Investigators have made a breakthrough as they have finally spotted on the worst criminal offender in the history of Southern California. The break when two officers collected DNA from John Floyd Thomas Jr. as a part of process where they were collecting data to register all the sex offenders.

Sania to meet Venus in Family Circle second round

CHARLESTON - India’s Sania Mirza has run into a second round clash with second seed Venus Williams after a straight sets first round win over Bulgarian-born Kazakh Sesil Karatantcheva in the Family Circle Cup tennis.