Latino Celebrity Week in Review
Paulina Rubio has peddled everything in her life, from perfumes to clothing lines, and now La Chica Dorada turned her attention to upping the national image of her beloved Mexico.
Pau teamed up with a bunch of other famosos to do her part. She became
I'm a Celebrity! Get Me Out of Here!: Return of the Speidi
The hosts remind us that Sanjaya won the immunity challenge, thereby saving the men's team from elimination. In turn, the men are able to save Patti. Up for elimination are Frangela (both halves), Torrie and Janice Dickinstein. The hosts also
MARK MAYNARD: Some Lynch 'Fact or Fiction'
There used to be a television program on called ?Fact or Fiction.?
They would show a story, most of the time an outlandish one and, when it was over, the viewer was asked if the story was fact or fiction. It was often a hard call to make and sometimes
WATER PISTOL
Zane Grothe of Boulder City High School dedicates most of his time to swimming. His commitment has enabled him to swim next to three-time Olympic silver medalist Larson Jenson.
Photo by Skylar Williams/R-Jeneration
Throwing a football
Athletic budgets shrink as recession expands
The economic crisis is causing Inland college athletic departments to take budget-slashing measures, including eliminating games, limiting travel and possibly cutting teams.
Community colleges statewide will play up to 20 percent fewer games. UC
Bullitt East blanks E'town 6-0, advances to state
HODGENVILLE, Ky. Before the season, Bullitt East High School baseball coach Jeff Bowles had T-shirts printed with "82.4" on the back.
When the Chargers went to Florida for spring break, others thought that might be the frequency of a radio station in
A decade after reaching the head of the classes
A rocket scientist for NASA, a master control operator for C-SPAN, a high school math teacher, moms, dads.
These are just some of the ways to describe the valedictorian class of 1999.
It's been 10 years since they graduated at the top of their classes.
With Little Cash, More Graduation Parties Are Less Splash
The colossal bashes of past years are largely giving way to more timid affairs, according to parents, students and vendors. Guest lists are shorter. Food is simpler. DJs are being replaced with iPods. Formal invitations are out; free Facebook
Love was not enough
The story of Maxat Aitbayev began in a country most Americans probably couldn?t find on a map and ended a few weeks ago on a brilliant Sunday afternoon in Fort Worth. A small crowd gathered around a new mound of red clay at Oakwood Cemetery that day.
