Fired Reporter Sarah Tressler Turns Popular Blog 'diary Of An Angry Stripper' Into A Book

Brandy McDonnell[img]2106736[/img] University of Oklahoma student Johannah Walker uploaded a video of her strumming and singing her original song “Oklahoma Strong” to YouTube on Wednesday, just two days after the EF5 tornado ravaged Moore. The song is about the devastating twister and Walker has dedicated to all the people of Moore. “My heart is with my home away from home and all those affected by the tornadoes,” she writes on YouTube.

A U.S. district court today ruled that Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio's department violated the rights of brown drivers in the state by racially profiling them, and issued an injunction to halt the practice. It's the first time the Maricopa County sheriff's office has been found to be engaging in systematic racial profiling.     

Staging a return to the days when dinosaurs roamed the world, two family-friendly destinations are expanding their offerings with Jurassic-themed attractions. Interactive park Field Station: Dinosaurs has returned to Secaucus for a second year, while the Bronx Zoo is inaugurating its Dinosaur Safari experience. Pulse excavated the highlights of both

Today ON THE BOARDWALK: Fun is in full swing at Coney Island’s Luna Park, where riding the world-famous Cyclone is a Memorial Day tradition. Not a thrill-seeker? Try some seaside snacks and climb aboard one of the park’s other 19 rides (but not in that order!). Noon to

Men hang out in a homey pub. They exchange gruff jokes, down drink after drink, and soon enough start trading tales. Naturally, “The Weir” takes place in Ireland — where else would camaraderie, storytelling and pints be so tightly intertwined? Conor McPherson’s play opened on Broadway in 1999, after a