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Massa's alleged groping, snorkeling, and how Pelosi pulled a Hastert

Thursday, March 11 2010 15:40 | By Liza Donnelly |

Eric Massa isn't gay. Just ask his wife and friends. And "ask the 10,000 sailors I served with in the Navy," Massa tells Larry King. King didn't have to pick up a phone to find them. A few of Massa's former fellow sailors contacted The Atlantic. Peter Clark told the magazine's blog all about unwanted "Massa massages." Tom Maxfield claimed he was nearly snorkeled by Massa, a naughty nautical term that is the roughly the equivalent of tea bagging. Massa, the New York congressman who resigned after allegedly groping staffers, claiming he was the target of a plot by fellow Democrats angered that he was opposed to health care reform, is a dream boat for Republicans hoping to recapture seats, and maybe the majority, in elections come November.

Corey Feldman: 'the art Corey has left behind will be remembered as the passion of that for which he truly lived'

Thursday, March 11 2010 12:23 | By D. Scriber |

Lost Boy

Corey Feldman, who has been speaking out about the death of his actor comrade, Corey Haim, took to his blog as he recounted events yesterday morning as his brother and sister awoke him and told him about Haim. "My eyes weren’t even open all the way when the tears started streaming down my face," Feldman writes.

Haim died yesterday of a suspected drug overdose in Hollywood that is being investigated by the local coroner.

How Corey Feldman wants Corey Haim remembered: his art

Thursday, March 11 2010 10:41 | By D. Scriber |

Lost Boy

Pardon our cyberdust. This story has been updated.

Click here to read about Corey Feldman and Corey Haim.

Todd Helton's contract: A 2-year extension and 10-year payout

Thursday, March 11 2010 10:41 | By A.J. Vicens |

Batter Up!

The Colorado Rockies announced today that five-time All-Star first baseman Todd Helton has agreed to a two-year contract extension and will accept a portion of his sizable salary to give the Rockies payroll flexibility.

Move over Bill Gates, Carlos Slim Helu of Mexico is the world's richest person

Thursday, March 11 2010 08:33 | By D. Scriber |

Big Bucks

Forbes' annual list of billionaires is out and American computer mogul Bill Gates who has a practical stranglehold on the No. 1 position for nearly a generation, has been bumped to No. 2. Carlos Slim Helu, of Mexico, the mastermind behind the America Movil telecommunications company, is No. 1 after his company was valued at $53.5 billion, up from $18.5 billion a year ago. That edged out Gates by a few pennies. He's worth $53 billion, up $13 billion from a year ago, according to Forbes. Warren Buffett, who was No. 1 in 2008, is now ranked third. His fortune grew by $10 billion to $47 billion last year.

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