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Sometimes when you’ve got a terrible case of the “munchies,” but not a lot of money in your pocket, you just can’t be stopped from doing something pretty rash. The body needs nourishment, after all, and you don’t want to walk around with a growling stomach all night. You’ve got to eat. A gentleman from Niagara Falls, NY, was faced with just such a dilemma due to his snack cravings. He wanted some

A 4 Year Old boy from Jacksonville, Florida was hospitalized after he ate an aluminum package with crack cocaine in it. The child was in the care of his grandmother at the time.

Doing the right thing often has its own rewards — but you may need to get a lawyer, first. That’s what one Minnesota waitress learned the hard way.

Note to any prospective drug smugglers out there: it’s probably a really bad idea to advertise your profession on your car.

Earlier this month, actress Heather Locklear was rushed to the hospital after mixing alcohol and prescription medication — and now sources say she’s “under a doctor’s care.”

Charlie Sheen hasn’t been in the tabloids much lately, but it seems his most recent ex-wife Brooke Mueller is picking up the slack. Mueller, 34, was arrested in Aspen, Colorado on Friday night after another woman reported the erstwhile Mrs. Sheen assaulted her at a nightclub.

Mindy McCready‘s son is “safe, healthy and comfortable,” according to a press release from the singer’s publicity team. Previously it was reported that McCready and her 5-year-old boy Zander were missing after the 37-year-old picked him up from her father’s home in Florida. A rep at Music City News Media says that law enforcement officials have spoken to and seen the child via Skype as recently as

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Three inmates at the Cape May County Correctional Center in New Jersey wanted their drugs so badly, they used a children's coloring book to sneak them into their prison cells. We hate to give criminals so much credit, but the whole process was undeniably ingenious. With the help of two civilians, the inmates painted numerous coloring books with what looked to be water color, but was actually a liq