Police in Newnan, Georgia discovered thirty-five bags of cocaine in the backpack of a second grader yesterday.
Authorities say they grew suspicious when the boy began showing up to school in a stretch limo surrounded by gorgeous hookers.
This week Disney released a new CD, featuring a rapping Mickey Mouse.
To avoid controversy, the CD will not include the controversial hit single, "Cat Killer."
The New York Public Interest Research Group has unveiled its tenth annual list of dangerous toys for the upcoming Christmas season.
Topping the list this year?
Baby's first circular saw.
While performing in New York this week, to a packed audience, Yoko Ono shocked the crowd by tearing up a Bible.
Most shocking of all?
Yoko Ono performed TO A PACKED AUDIENCE.
This Thursday, in an Arlington, Virginia courtroom, sportscaster Marv Albert accepted a plea bargain in his trial on forcible sodomy charges.
This, following revelations of Albert's compulsion for biting women, three-way sex, and wearing panties and garters.
Said Albert about his decision, quote, "at least I've still got my dignity."
Famed anthropologist Mary Leakey died this Monday, at the age of eighty-three.
Leakey was buried near her home, where she will rest in peace.
Until some nosy anthropologist digs her up in a couple of years.
Israeli security forces have rounded up over one hundred and fifty suspects in last week's suicide bombings.
Suspects in the suicide bombings, huh?
Well here's a hint: Look for the dead guys.
And finally, when Richard Gere made his first appearance recently on the Oprah Winfrey Show, the two got along famously.
But all that may change when the actor hears about this month's Oprah Winfrey Book Club selection.
It's called "What Really Happened" by Richard Gere's gerbil.