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Thursday, May 12, 2011
CNN: What's the Future of 'Halo'?
Working from a new home base in a converted movie theater, the developers of Bungie are toiling away on their next video game, one that will have nothing to do with the franchise that put them on the map.
CNN: Bin Laden relatives want probe and proof of death
They just really want some answers, and they would just really like to know what exactly happened, why they weren't called," said Sasson, who worked with Omar bin Laden to pen a memoir titled "Growing Up bin Laden.
Facebook apps leaked users' information, security firm says
Nearly 100,000 Facebook applications accidentally leaked access to users' Facebook accounts for several years, according to Web security firm Symantec.
Facebook applications are Web applications that work on the Facebook platform. Facebook says users install 20 million applications on its platform every day.
So Jermaine Dupri Got A Stripper Pregnant. Really?!?
Jermaine Dupri has been ordered to pay back child support to Sarai Jones, a stripper at Magic City also known as Obsession, after a paternity test proved that he was indeed the father of her seven month old daughter. I feel sorry for Jermaine Dupri. You know his boys are going to tease the mess out of him. SMH! Isn’t Jermaine Dupri too old to be caught slipping like that. That’s a rookie mistake! Chris Brown, Bow Wow, Romeo (maybe), but Jermaine Dupri.
CNN: Lindsay Lohan sentenced in theft case
Los Angeles (CNN) -- Lindsay Lohan must report to jail by June 17 to begin serving a 120-day sentence for a necklace theft charge, a judge ordered Wednesday.
CNN: Japanese lab invents Internet kissing machine
We admit to being sort of creeped out by this: A Japanese lab has created a device that may let let you "French kiss" someone over the Internet.
And by "kiss," we mean waggle your tongue on a plastic straw, thereby making another plastic straw waggle remotely on someone else's tongue.
Hot, huh?
CNN: Eight dead after earthquake hits Spain
Madrid (CNN) -- Thousands of residents of the southeastern Spanish city of Lorca slept outside Wednesday night, hours after the city of about 80,000 was struck by an earthquake that killed eight people, state radio reported, citing authorities.