• Water dog survives Mendocino forest

  May 6, 2006
  Corky, a dog that survived 44 winter days lost in the Van Damme State Forest in Northern California, has recovered from his ordeal.

• Cable customers complain of false charges

  May 4, 2006
  A cable service provider has agreed to withdraw a $1,126 bill it had sent to a retired New York teacher for pay-per-view porn.

• New The History Channel series looks at 10 pivotal U.S. events

  April 11, 2006
  The producer of The History Channel's "10 Days that Unexpectedly Changed America" says the series tries to spotlight important events that are not often cited.

• Helping suspected madam leads to divorce

  April 4, 2006
  A vacationing Indiana woman has begun divorce proceedings after her husband agreed to take in a woman charged with running a prostitution ring.

• Flavored bottled water for dogs

  March 26, 2006
  Many dogs are content to drink water from the toilet, but while most U.S. dog owners use tap water, vitamin-enriched bottled water for dogs is available.

• Susan Sarandon says no to Botox, maybe to plastic surgery

  March 21, 2006
  Actress Susan Sarandon tells the April issue of More magazine that Sean Penn is a bad influence on her longtime companion, Tim Robbins.
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  Report: 'Bachelor: Paris' pick Sarah Stone already dating another guy?

  March 2, 2006
  Adding new fuel to the rumors that The Bachelor: Paris couple Travis Stork and Sarah Stone have already ended their romantic relationship, the couple's hometown Nashville newspaper is reporting that although he is publicly insisting that they are "just friends," Sarah may have recently started dating Matt Lauderdale, the roommate and business partner of NFL Tennessee Titans football team player Drew Bennett.
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  NBC reveals Donald Trump's 'The Apprentice 5' contestants

  February 13, 2006
  NBC has revealed the identities of the eighteen candidates who will be competing on The Apprentice 5, the upcoming fifth edition of the Donald Trump reality show that will premiere Monday, February 27 at 9PM ET/PT.

• Wife appeals house-splitting wall

  February 7, 2006
  The wife of millionaire sweater manufacturer Simon Taub is appealing a divorce judge's order that they build a wall to split their New York mansion.

• Legal or not, charity poker's the new golf

  February 6, 2006
  The Texas Hold 'em poker craze has become the newest fundraising tool for U.S. charities, with most players unaware of who the money's being raised for.

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