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  • Powerful sedative found in Michael Jackson’s home -- a John Tesh CD.

  • 1.6 million request Michael Jackson memorial tickets. Even in death he’s outdrawing Lil Wayne.

  • George W. Bush may put Saddam's gun in his library. So far, that's guns 1, books 0.

  • 1.6 million request Michael Jackson memorial tickets. Fortunately, Ticketmaster still has a few seats available for next of kin.

  • New dessert inspired by Sarah Palin -- Half Baked Alaska.

  • An Illinois cab driver fended off a knife-wielding passenger by spraying deodorant at the attacker. Amazing! A cabbie using deodorant!

  • A Colorado company is selling caskets made out of bananas. They can be used for closed- and pealed-coffin funerals.

  • Former D.C. Mayor Marion Barry was arrested for harassing his ex-girlfriend. His defense: “The bitch I’d been stalking set me up.

  • British scientists claim to have created human sperm using embryonic stem cells. Or as they're calling it: "I can't believe it's not Nigel.

  • You know the recession must be over when even former AG Alberto Gonzales can find a job (teaching at Texas Tech).

  • For anyone who missed the funeral, the Jackson family will be Sitting Shivah in Los Angeles Coliseum.

  • Tehran governor threatens to "smash" any new protests. After that, he'll be visiting a senior center.

  • Comcast employee arrested for robbing Oregon check-cashing store. Threatens to shoot clerk sometime between 8 AM and 5 PM.

  • Ex-mistress's husband says Sen. John Ensign paid severance -- If you know what I mean.

  • Utility knife blades found in dietary supplements. Now that's what I call cutting calories.

  • LAPD is investigating Michael Jackson's prescription drug history. Step one: question any physician nicknamed "Dr. Feelgood."

  • Sen. John Ensign's parents gave his mistress's family $96K. Said his father, "Kids to the darnedest things.

  • Roland Burris won't seek a full term -- Senate or jail?

  • New book reveals Ernest Hemingway to be KGB agent. That explains his unpublished short story, "The Commie of Kilimanjaro."

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