October 13th, 2014 
CEO 
By Anne Goetz
Fans of mystery writer, Patricia Cornwell, are rejoicing over news of her recent television deal with CBS.
Cornwell, who penned famed medical examiner, Kay Scarpetta, to life in her first novel, “Postmortem,” recently signed a deal to write an original pilot for CBS. And while the show won’t feature Scarpetta or her loyal cohorts Lucy, Benton, or Marino, odds are good the female San Diego detective around which the show is rumored to revolve will at least bear some likeness.
October 13th, 2014 CEO 
By Bob Price
Three huge, mysterious craters discovered this year in Siberia could have a lot in common with the Bermuda Triangle, according to Russian scientists.
The craters were discovered in the vast, almost completely uninhabited Yamal and Taymyr peninsular areas of Siberia. One crater measures 262 feet across and 229 feet deep, and the other two are similar in size.
Their formation remains unexplained, sparking wide-ranging speculation, from gas explosions and meteorite strikes to UFO’s, black holes and Lovecraftian horrors emerging from the depths.
October 12th, 2014 CEO 
By Andi Goforth
One of the things that I find great amazement in is family dynamics. People can grow up in the same household, have similar DNA, share genetics, and yet turn out vastly different. Our environment shapes us, but in a lot of ways, we develop our own unique values and beliefs that are independent of what the closest of our relatives may have. Whether related by genetics or joined by marriage, we all have ideas of what is acceptable or not, and those values must be assessed and either reinforced or changed from time to time.
October 12th, 2014 CEO 
By David Stillwell
New stories are hitting the air about Robin Thicke and Lana Scolaro’s brief fling in a dingy side room at the party following the VMAs. One word; Whore. Not only is Robin Thicke quickly falling from fame as more drug induced statements and lying emerge over his “big hit” authorship, but also his marriage to Paula Patton is over. This is a man who cannot handle fame, or temptation. A story of a want-to-be who had it all and is slowly losing it.
We, however, already know his story. This is about a woman who would have sex with a man (and I use that word only anatomically speaking) in a side room at an After-Party and then waits a year to tell her disgusting story. It should not take much imagination to understand that she was likely paid cold hard cash to speak up about something so random and personal. What kind of woman has so little self-esteem as to allow Robin Thicke to bang her in a side room while his wife is patrolling the party looking for him? There is no dignity in this.
October 12th, 2014 CEO 
By David Stillwell
Another lying, cheating politician makes the headlines in not just one rag, but within most of them. It seems like a right of passage. The moral decay of the U.S political corps is rank. However, as bad as it is to have lying, cheating politicians it becomes worse when you consider the roles that these people played before they hit the political circuit.
John Walsh was a Colonel in the U.S. Army National Guard an organization that has the motto “Always Ready, Always There.” It becomes difficult for me to hold my tongue when a member of such an honorable organization defaces the very image of servings one’s country. That service is based on trust and how do “We the People” continue to trust an organization that promotes a liar and thief to the rank of Colonel. This is a mess that muddies many different pools of water.
October 11th, 2014 CEO 
(Publisher note: David Stillwell is our newest Entertainment Writer on NewzBreaker. On behalf of the entire team, we welcome him aboard.)
By David Stillwell
The 28-year-old actress has been making the news for all the wrong reasons. After accusing her father of sexually abusing her on Twitter of all places, and then shortly recanting her statement. After flying to LA, she was admitted directly into a Pasadena Mental Health Facility. For the next 72 hours, she will undergo psychiatric evaluation. Her recent outburst, whether true or not, is disturbing. After her explicit accusations about her father appeared on Twitter, a somewhat emotional statement by the actress’s mother, via her lawyer, who proclaimed daddy Rick to have been the best father in the world.
October 10th, 2014 CEO 
By Bob Price
Could Bigfoot really be an extraterrestrial visitor from outer space? That possibility will be one of many subjects discussed at the upcoming 7th Annual Pittsburgh UFO – Creature Conference, to be held on November 8th at the Westmoreland Community College. The conference is sponsored by the Mutual UFO Network of Pennsylvania.
The concept isn’t as farfetched as it may sound, according to Fred Saluga, MUFON director for both Pennsylvania and West Virginia. “There are two different fields of thought with Bigfoot, one that Bigfoot is flesh and blood and, two, that he is inter-dimensional or alien,” said Saluga.
October 10th, 2014 CEO 
By Anne Goetz
Actress and comedienne, Jan Hooks, died today in New York. She was 57.
Hooks rose to fame and fortune on the late-night cult favorite, Saturday Night Live, where she worked for five seasons from the late ’80s to early ’90s. She later had parts in the southern, gal-pal sitcom, “Designing Women, “and in movies such as “Pee Wee’s Big Adventure,”” Batman Returns” and “Simon Burch,” but she’ll perhaps always be best remembered by fans of SNL for her portrayal of flawed 80s icons Tammy Faye Bakker, Kathie Lee Gifford and even Nancy Reagan. (Don’t even consider moving the Limoges.)
October 9th, 2014 CEO 
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October 9th, 2014 CEO 
(Publisher note: Bob Price is our newest entertainment writer at NewzBreaker. On behalf of the team, we welcome him aboard.)
By Bob Price
The firestorm of shock and outrage over accusations of child molestation against actor Stephen Collins continues to intensify as new details emerge in the case.
Collins, 67, is best known for his role as the minister father on the popular television series 7th Heaven, which ran from 1996-2007.
On Tuesday an audiotape was leaked to entertainment website TMZ on which Collins can be heard admitting to molesting an 11-year-old female relative of his first wife multiple times over a two year period, and to exposing himself to several other underage girls.
October 9th, 2014 CEO 
By Anne Goetz
Star of “7th Heaven,” actress Sarah Goldberg (Sarah Danielle Madison), died at her family home in Wisconsin on Sept 27th, of natural causes.
According to the Washington Post, sources close to the actress disclosed that an autopsy was unable to determine Goldberg’s exact cause of death but that a heart ailment may have contributed.
The youthful actress was a regular on the feel-good television show “7th Heaven,” playing medical student Sarah Glass from 2002 until 2006. She was also in the opening scene of Jurassic Park III, starring opposite actor Alessandro Nivola’s character, Billy Brennan, and throughout her short career, portrayed roles in such primetime dramas as “Judging Amy,” “House,” and “90210.”
October 8th, 2014 CEO 
Publisher Note: (NewzBreaker would like to welcome our newest Entertainment Writer, Susan Klatz Beal to the team. Susan brings years of writing experience with her.)
By Susan Klatz Beal
As popular as reality television is today, if you asked any expert, writer or other knowledgeable person, what makes the genre so popular, you’d probably get the silent treatment. No, they aren’t trying to be rude. It’s just so hard to try to explain, rationalize, or even justify a phenomenon that amounts to turning nobodies into celebrities, almost overnight, and making them very rich in the process. But to some, maybe that’s a small price to pay for the big bucks these wannabe celebrities earn for airing their laundry on national television.
October 6th, 2014 CEO 
By Andi Goforth
“No man is an island”. Those words were written by John Donne, an esteemed poet, and are often quoted by people who understand that we need one another. Human beings are remarkable creatures, and in numbers, our strength is heightened.
However, we also have the ability as humans to suck the life out of one another, and that is unfortunate. Jealousy, immaturity, lack of respect, lack of mutual reciprocation of support and love may put undue weight on a person.
What is a friend’s role? How can family members support one another? And how should we handle other people’s insecurities about our lives and our successes? These questions and the answers to them are the common thread in today’s Ask Andi.
October 6th, 2014 CEO 
By Anne Goetz
The Madman of Rock and Roll is playing a new venue now.
Paul Revere, legendary front man of 1960s rock band, Paul Revere and the Raiders, died peacefully yesterday at his home in Idaho. He was 76.
In a tribute on the Raiders website, manager Roger Hart eulogizes his friend as the “driving force” behind The band, and speaks highly of the trademark humor that earned Revere the nickname Madman of Rock and Roll. Hart likens Revere and his Raiders to “a well-oiled machine with occasional spare parts.” And indeed, Revere toured with his band right up until two months before his death. He officially retired in August of 2014, and the band planned to carry on without him, billing themselves as Paul Revere’s Raiders.
October 5th, 2014 CEO 
By Anne Goetz
Twenty-two time Olympic medalist, Michael Phelps, has agreed to enter into a six-week inpatient treatment program over the recent controversy surrounding his second DUI charge in ten years.
Representatives for Phelps told E! News recently that he “… takes the matter seriously and intends to share his learning experiences …” Phelps was stopped in Maryland on September 30th, near his hometown of Baltimore, and subsequently charged with driving under the influence, crossing a double line and speeding.
October 5th, 2014 CEO 
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By Anne Goetz
Folsom, California, paid tribute yesterday to iconic “Man in Black,” Johnny Cash, with the debut of the Johnny Cash Trail and Overpass. The first section of the 2.5-mile planned trail opened yesterday, and featured a $3.8-million overpass at Folsom Lake Crossing Road and East Natoma Street. The Sacramento Bee reports that the completed trail will eventually pass through Folsom Prison real estate to link up with existing trails. At its completion, it’s expected to feature two-acre public park and a 40-foot tall statue of Cash, cast in steel.
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By Anne Goetz
Mega-retail monster, Walmart, has passed the buck and the blame down the line in the recent accident involving actor and comedian Tracy Morgan. Representatives for Walmart argue that Morgan and his fellow passengers should have been sporting seat belts when they were hit from behind by Walmart truck driver, Kevin Roper, along the New Jersey Turnpike in June.
Recent controversy surrounding the accident that proved fatal for writer and comic James McNair, aka Jimmy Mack, has focused on speculation that Roper was awake for the 24 hours preceding the incident. Whether it was a matter of driver fatigue remains to be proven, but Walmart apparently isn’t willing to take the chance.
September 29th, 2014 CEO 
By Anne Goetz
Even after the death of America’s most beloved radio host, Casey Kasem, his family can’t reconcile.
The long and furious battle between Kasem’s daughter, Kerri , and his wife, Jean, continued to play out on Twitter yesterday as Kerri tweeted, “Good News!!! The petition worked!!! The funeral home in Norway REFUSED to bury my dad …”
This latest development was in response to a petition started by Kerri, who maintains her father’s wishes include interment in Forest Lawn Cemetery in Los Angeles.
September 29th, 2014 CEO 
By Anne Goetz
“Thriller” fans may be in for a treat in 2015, if director John Landis reincarnates the Michael Jackson ground-breaking music video as a 3-D release in theaters and on DVD.
While talks are still in the early stages, the lengthy court battle between Landis and MJ’s estate over the 14-minute video are apparently over, and Landis now plans to move forward in bringing “Thriller” to the big screen, DVD and possibly Blu-ray.
There have even been rumblings of a video game in the works sometime in the near future. Though nothing is apparently set in stone.
September 29th, 2014 CEO 
By Anne Goetz
Iron Man, Ozzy Osbourne, announced today that he plans to reunite with members of 70s rock band, Black Sabbath for a final album and tour in 2015.
Although much hinges on the health of its no-longer-twenty-year-old members, the group is reportedly excited about the opportunity to come together one more time for what might be the final farewell album and tour.
September 29th, 2014 CEO 
Publisher Note: (NewzBreaker would like to welcome our newest Entertainment Writer, Anne Goetz to the team. Anne brings years of writing experience with her.)
By Anne Goetz
The month of October now holds dual intrigue for fans of Norman Reedus and “The Walking Dead.”
1. The series returns on the 12th with nearly everyone of note hopelessly held hostage in the train car.
2. “thanksforalltheniceness: Fan Art From Around the World,” the latest book from actor-also-author, Reedus, releases on Halloween.
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For legendary singer-songwriter Felix Cavaliere, making people feel good is primary to his illustrious 50-year career that includes the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Songwriter Hall of Fame, Vocal Group Hall of Fame and Grammy Hall of Fame. Few artists can claim they defined a generation, but Cavaliere continues to remind us to keep listening for the world’s beauty.
Felix Cavaliere’s Rascals are coming to The Joint inside Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa on Dec. 29 at 8 p.m. Tickets start at $35 and go on sale Oct. 2.
