Monday, February 23, 2015

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GLARING MISTAKE? Joan Rivers, Elaine Stritch left out of In Memoriam tribute

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J.K. Simmons wants you to pick up a phone and call your parents: 'Don’t text, don’t email'

J.K. Simmons receives the Oscar for actor in a supporting role for "Whiplash" from presenter Lupita Nyong'o

INSIDE JOKE: 'Birdman' director Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu found Sean Penn's green card joke 'hilarious' — although others didn't

Director Alejandro González Iñárritu gets together with Sean Penn at Avery Fisher Hall for the closing of the 41st New York Film Festival, featuring his film, "21 GRAMS." And the award for most misunderstood joke at the Oscars goes to… Sean Penn and that bizarre green card quip.

Patricia Arquette: It's time for women to fight for equal pay & rights in the U.S.

Patricia Arquette accepts the award for best actress in a supporting role for “Boyhood” at the Oscars on Sunday, Feb. 22, 2015, at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. (Photo by John Shearer/Invision/AP) Patricia Arquette used her big win at the Oscars as an opportunity to talk about something really important to her—women's rights.

WHAT A 'SOUND': Lady Gaga delivers Julie Andrews-approved performance

022215110448 The hills were alive with the sound of Gaga on “The Sound of Music” at Sunday’s Oscars.

ANALYSIS NEUMAIER: Oscars telecast gets thumbs up for entertainment, emotion

Common (l.) and John Legend bring the audience to tears performing their Oscar-winning songs, ‘Glory,’ from ‘Selma.’ Politics was back at the Academy Awards last night — as were genuine laughs, full-on production numbers and personal messages.

Neil Patrick strips down to tighty whities in hysterical 'Birdman' spoof

Screenwriter Graham Moore reveals he tried to commit suicide during emotional speech

SHE GOT CHILLS! John Travolta shares awkward embrace with Scarlett Johansson on red carpet

Well, there is something more awkward than mispronouncing a name.

Dakota Johnson is fifty shades of snippy with mom Melanie Griffith

The “Fifty Shades of Grey” actress brought her famous mother, actress Melanie Griffith, to the Oscars red carpet Sunday, but the lovefest turned catty when Griffith revealed that she still hasn’t seen her daughter’s sexy new flick.

COMMAND-NO! Chrissy Teigen ‘proud’ to be wearing underwear to Oscars

Chrissy Teigen, left, and John Legend arrive at the Oscars on Sunday, Feb. 22, 2015, at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. (Photo by Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP) John Legend's model wife showed off some leg in a dazzling gown — but made sure she told everyone she was wearing underwear.

Chris Pine cries following John Legend, Common's 'Glory' performance

Chris Pine in tears during John Legend and Common's "Glory" performance during the Academy Awards. Chris Pine was left teary-eyed after Common and John Legend performed their Oscar-winning song “Glory” at the Academy Awards on Sunday.

WHERE ARE MY ROLAIDS? Phil Jackson trashes Knicks on Twitter, says effort vs. Cavs gave him 'heartburn'

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Phil Jackson’s moves and Carmelo Anthony’s injury have left the Knicks without much of a chance to win many games.

EXCLUSIVE Texas girl who mailed NYPD cops handmade thank you cards to visit New York City, tour police precincts

Savannah Solis, a 10-year-old girl from Tyler, Texas spent her winter break writing hundreds of thank you notes to police officers in New York and her home state of Texas. She was inspired to reach out by the deaths of two NYPD officers who were shot and killed in their patrol car in December. Pictured in Tyler, Texas on Tuesday, January 20, 2015. (George Campbell for NY Daily News) The Big Apple is about to get a big ol’ “Hey, y’all” from cop-loving Texas kid Savannah Solis.

Wyoming lawmaker says LGBT law should go into effect ‘when hell freezes over’ — and gets kicked out

A Wyoming lawmaker raised a ruckus during a committee meeting Friday at the Wyoming State Capital by suggesting the bill would only be approved when ‘hell freezes over.’ Wyo. lawmakers kicked a fellow politician out of a meeting for saying an anti-discrimination bill would happen when “hell freezes over.”

Multiple bombings, including a suicide bomb attack on Shiite militiamen, killed 19 people in Iraq

Iraqi security forces and Shiite fighters are deployed during a military operation to regain control of the university of Tikrit, 80 miles (130 kilometers) north of Baghdad, Iraq, Monday, Dec. 8, 2014. The commander of U.S. forces fighting the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, Army Lt. Gen. James Terry says the extremist group has been thrown on the defensive, because coalition airstrikes and other measures are taking a toll on IS ability to communicate. (AP Photo/Hadi Mizban) Police officials said the deadliest attack took place Sunday afternoon when a suicide bomber drove his explosives-laden truck into a checkpoint manned by Shiite militias near the city of Tikrit. Eight militiamen were killed and at least 15 wounded in the attack.

‘This is our only chance’: S.C. family quarantines itself to save 4-year-old daughter

Eliza O’Neill, 4, suffers from Sanfilippo syndrome, a genetic disease that that leads to brain damage. The family of a young S.C. girl have isolated themselves for nine months, waiting for their daughter to be cured of a rare genetic disease.
Riri and Leonardo might not be dating afterall.

Club owner Richie Akiva — not Leo — threw Rihanna wild birthday bash: source

North Korea bans foreigners from Pyongyang marathon fearing Ebola

PART OF THE WEEKLY GALLERY; 10 THINGS TO SEE SPORTS; SUNDAY, APRIL 13, 2014, FILE PHOTO North Korea is barring foreigners from this year's Pyongyang marathon due to Ebola travel restrictions.

DISNEY DOWNER: Company hikes ticket prices at Disneyland, Walt Disney World

Visitors follow Mickey Mouse for photos at Disneyland, Thursday, Jan. 22, 2015, in Anaheim, Calif. Seventy people have been infected in a measles outbreak that led California public health officials to urge those who haven't been vaccinated against the disease, including children too young to be immunized, should avoid Disney parks where the spread originated. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong) Single-day tickets for the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World in Florida are now $105, up from $99.

DONOHUE: SUV's gearshift design eyed in Metro-North tragedy

TRAIN-02/03/2015-VALHALLA, N.Y. A car that was crossing the Metro North Harlem River line tracks was hit by a 5:45 train and burst into flames and exploded. It set the front two train cars on fire. 12 were injured. (Richard Harbus for New York Daily News) It’s been nearly three weeks since a Metro-North train barreling 58 mph through Westchester County slammed into an SUV on the tracks.

Woman caught masturbating in movie theater during ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’

The steamy flick starring Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan got a moviegoer a little too excited in Mexico. A horny Mexican moviegoer has been arrested for masturbating while watching “Fifty Shades of Grey,” reports La Verdad.
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LOVETT: State pols say ethics package should include public disclosure for Cuomo

POOL PHOTO ALBANY — State legislators say they are willing to enact a number of new ethics reforms, but they say the scrutiny should cover Gov. Cuomo.

Senator wants to close loophole that lets sex offenders live near pre-K programs

State Sen. Jeffrey Klein wants to extend sex-offender law. A loophole in state law allows sex offenders to live near pre-K programs, says Sen. Jeffrey Klein.

HEART OF A CHAMPION: Armless N.Y. teen Colby Van Voorhis fulfills dream of wrestling for his high school

Colby VanVoorhis, 18, wrestled for Otselic Valley High School in upstate New York despite being born with deformed legs and no arms. An upstate New York teen fulfilled a dream competing for his high school’s wrestling team despite being born with deformed legs and no arms.

One woman killed, another injured in separate hit-and-runs in Queens

ON SPEC A dark colored SUV traveling east on 89th Avenue in Queens struck a woman and dragged her between Lefferts Boulevard and 120th Street on Sunday February 22nd, 2015. 0945. The driver then fled the scene. Theodore Parisienne One woman was killed and another critically injured in separate hit-and-run collisions in Queens on Sunday, cops said.

Queens councilman won’t explain flip-flopping position on horse carriage ban, continues to call for compromise

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Flip-flopping City Councilman Paul Vallone had little explanation Sunday for his inconsistent position on a proposed horse carriage ban.
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EXCLUSIVE Suspected ISIS thug faces Brooklyn trial in 2009 suicide bombing that killed 5 U.S. servicemen

Prince Andrew (l.) allegedly took part in orgies with “sex slave” Virginia Roberts at the home of his pervy pal Jeffrey Epstein (r.). A man facing trial in Brooklyn for murdering 5 U.S. servicemen in a 2009 suicide bombing attack in Iraq is reputed to be a member of ISIS.

NOOOO! Freezing temps coming back to N.Y. after very brief break

Sophie Basilio, 3, (R) and Vera Basilio, 3, from Brooklyn play with a snowman at the Dumbo area in Brooklyn, New York February 22, 2015. A fresh band of winter weather that churned up the East Coast on Saturday, pummeling the storm-weary region with snow, sleet and freezing rain, was expected to gradually taper off Sunday morning, forecasters said. REUTERS/Eduardo Munoz (UNITED STATES - Tags: SOCIETY ENVIRONMENT) Sunday’s high of 40 degrees will give way to below-freezing temperatures yet again. Monday’s forecast calls for a high of 23 and low of 4.

Schumer wants drug-trafficking prevention funds increased

Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., speaks during a news conference on Capitol Hill in Washington, Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2015. Schumer is calling for daily federal screening of airport and airline workers for weapons following last month’s arrests of five men accused of smuggling guns through the New York and Atlanta airports. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh) Sen. Chuck Schumer wants President Obama to increase drug-trafficking prevention funds rather than cut them.

Cuomo off GOP group's list of potential Democratic foes for 2016

Hillary Clinton tops the pro-GOP America Rising PAC’s list of key Democratic presidential hopefuls, but Gov. Cuomo “wasn’t worth the effort” to track. The America Rising PAC was tracking Cuomo through late last year because the group saw him as a potential presidential candidate.

Kanye working on video game focused on late mother’s entrance to heaven

Kanye West makes video game in memory of mom.

Georgia sheriff and deputy wounded, ex-cop suspect dead in Habersham County shootings

Habersham County Sheriff Joey Terrell, along with another deputy, was shot when he was responding to a call on Feb. 22, 2015. Anthony Giaquinta, identified as the shooter and a former Gainesville police officer, was found dead along with two other bodies outside the home. A Georgia sheriff and deputy are wounded and three others are dead following the shootout, WXIA-TV reported.

'He just hasn’t come back': Coast Guard searching for missing San Diego sailor

The U.S. Coast Guard called off the search for 76-year-old Richard Byhre, who sailed from his Palm Desert home on his boat Princess. Authorities were alerted by his wife of 34 years, Bonnie Byhre, after he did not return home for Valentine's Day. Pictured is the Southwestern Yacht Club on Shelter Island. Vid link: http://fox5sandiego.com/2015/02/21/coast-guard-searches-for-missing-sailor/ The U.S. Coast Guard and local law enforcement officials are looking up and down the coast for a hearing-impaired 76-year-old sailor.

HORROR IN TEXAS: Boyfriend killed, burned teen after he found out she was pregnant, cops say

Firefighters found the slain pregnant teen’s body at the center of this grass fire on Valentine’s Day. A Texas teen learned she was having a baby girl just days before firefighters discovered her burned body at the center of an arson fire.

BLING RING! Check out the ring Michael Phelps gave his fiancée — PHOTOS

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Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu wants Congress to prevent nuclear deal with Iran

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu chairs the weekly cabinet meeting at his Jerusalem office on February 22, 2015. In the background is a portrait of Theodor Herzl, who is seen as the founder of modern Zionism. AFP PHOTO / POOL / RONEN ZVULUNRONEN ZVULUN/AFP/Getty Images Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the coming month will be “critical” for stoping a nuclear deal with Iran.

Federal health officials detail the death of patient who suffered from first known case of ‘Bourbon virus’

Image in article titled "Novel Thogotovirus Species Associated with Febrile Illness and Death, United States, 2014." Caption reads: Figure 1. Plaque reduction neutralization test of patient sample for Heartland virus, showing images of the same well obtained days 6, 7, and 8 postinoculation at a dilution of 1:20. Arrows with single heads indicate appearance of a novel virus plaque beginning at day 6. Arrows with double heads indicate development of a typical Heartland virus plaque, apparent on day 7 and more evident on day 8, generated from a control strain added to each well in defined quantities to identify Heartland virus–specific antibodies in the patient sample. The Centers for Disease Control published a study of the symptoms suffered by John Seested, a man from Kansas who discovered a tick on his shoulder and later died.

New Orleans burlesque performer claims she was fired because of her size

Ruby Rage, a New Orleans burlesque dancer, claims she was dropped from a show lineup because of her weight. Lucky Pierre's response on Facebook stoked a social media firestorm over "body shaming". A venue on New Orleans’ famed street fired a burlesque performer from her regular gig because of her full figure, Ruby Rage says.
35TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE MIRACLE ON ICE

Mark Pavelich reunites with teammates at Lake Placid

As pomp and puck-filled pageantry took over Herb Brooks Arena Saturday night.

RAISSMAN: We still believe in miracles as Al Michaels' Miracle on Ice call resonates 35 years later

Some things just don’t change — even 35 years later. Al Michaels was on the telephone explaining what he was thinking behind an NBC mike.

The Miracle on Ice! U.S. hockey stuns the Russians, 4-3

Exported.; By pulling out a game virtually nobody but themselves thought they could win, the plucky US amateurs touched off a near-riot of celebration.

Coffey: News rides with USA and Islanders great Ken Morrow

Ken Morrow won four Stanley Cups with the Islanders, and was a rock on the blue line for the U.S. Miracle on Ice team. Sunlight was glinting off the snow and high peaks were all around him and now Ken Morrow, grandfather of five, knew he was getting close.

Lupica on Miracle on Ice: A night for captain and country

FEB. 22, 1980 FILE PHOTO He stood there wearing his cowboy hat and this smile that was in danger of running away from him, down Main Street and away.

Bondy: It would be a different kind of Miracle on Ice today

Exported.; A lot of people just know where they were when the-tape delayed broadcast of that victory was shown, hours after the actual 5 p.m. start.

35 years ago tiny village of Lake Placid hosted a miracle

Exported.; It is 35 years ago, and you are on your way to the Winter Olympics. You pass through Albany, decide not to stop and visit, and keep going.

Lupica: Herb Brooks after his own gold medal in Lake Placid

Exported.; Herb Brooks is the coach of the U.S. Olympic hockey team, which has become one of the very best stories at the XII Winter Olympics.
Sports

Bondy: Cavaliers title could be good thing for Knicks

Cleveland Cavaliers' LeBron James, left, fouls New York Knicks' Jose Calderon during the second half of an NBA basketball game, Sunday, Feb. 22, 2015, in New York. The Cavaliers defeated the Knicks 101-83. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig) The Cavs are winning big, the Knicks are losing bigger, and never the twain shall meet.

Harper: Cashman says he's not worried about Tanaka

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Masahiro Tanaka was throwing a bullpen session on Sunday and, as always, he had drawn a crowd. Among the onlookers was Brian Cashman.

Rookie phenom Steven Matz impresses at Mets camp

Sandy Alderson and his assistants, J.P. Riccardi and Paul DePodesta, moved closer to the end of the bullpen. Noah Syndergaard leaned against the back fence, watching intently, while Jacob deGrom glanced over at the next mound. Even Matt Harvey stopped his own work for a second to take a peek at leftander Steven Matz.

Rangers saved by St. Louis, Nash in 4-3 shootout win

Empire State Building, NY, NY. Feb 22nd, 2015: On Sunday night the Empire State Building was lit in Red, White and Blue to commerorate the anniversary of the Miracle on Ice, when the US Olympic Hockey team beat the Russians during the an unforgettable Winter Olympics Championship Hockey game. Gregg Vigliotti for The New York Daily News The Empire State Building was lit red, white and blue Sunday night on the 35th anniversary of the ‘Miracle on Ice’ at Lake Placid.

VIDEO Justin Bartha embarrasses Knicks reporter Jill Martin

Justin Bartha embarrasses Knicks reporter Jill Martin about his 'Hangover' co-star Bradley Cooper

Another man's junk...: Egyptian bronze cat statue found in trashbin auctions for $80,000

This ancient Egyptian bronze cat’s head was found in a house in England and went on to be auctioned for $80,000 after nearly being thrown away. An unwanted bronze cat which was retrieved from the dustbin has sold for $80,000 at auction.

Illinois man watching ‘Jerry Springer' allegedly tried to quiet baby girl — by covering her mouth with his hands

Julian Anderson, 25, was arrested for allegedly hurting a 7-week-old infant who was crying as he watched the ‘Jerry Springer’ show. An Illinois man was placed in jail after choosing an episode of “Jerry Springer” over an infant child.

Somali terrorist group Al Shabab calls for attacks at the country's largest shopping mall: the Mall of America

Al-Shabaab fighters display weapons as they conduct military exercises in northern Mogadishu, Somalia, on Oct. 21, 2010. The group caled for an attack on the Mall of America in Minnesota Saturday. A Somali terrorist group has called for a terrorist attack against the country's largest shopping mall, as well as malls in Canada and England.

#round2: Jack and Lisa Osbourne are pregnant after late term miscarriage

Jack Osbourne and his wife Lisa

Air Force pilot radios 'Dude, I'm getting out' before ejecting from crashing jet

For latest restrictions check www.corbisimages.com An Air Force pilot who ejected from his plane moments before it crashed radioed to a colleague: "Dude, I'm getting out."

Saudi Arabian young men arrested for ‘inappropriate’ dancing

TO GO WITH AFP STORY BY MOHAMMED AL-HUWARI Police in Saudi Arabia arrested a group of young men for dancing at a birthday party.

Sayreville students to wear T-shirt to support fired coach George Najjar

More than 100 students at Sayreville War Memorial High School will be wearing this T-shirt on Monday.

Olivia Wilde talks about horror scenes, being a mom

Olivia Wilde is back from the dead with a vengeance in upcoming horror film, The Lazarus Effect

SEE IT Autistic Texas teen wins basketball game with polished open shot

A North Texas student who lives with autism is enjoying the spotlight after an unexpected moment on the basketball court.

Groom survives 4,000-foot fall from World’s End cliff

World's End in Horton Plains National Park of has about a 4,000-foot drop that gives fabulous view of greenish covered mountains, tea estates and coastal area.

Gwyneth Paltrow looks gleefully in love with new beau

Md. cops reveal new leads in 1975 cold case of missing sisters

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'When Porn Stars Attack' actress busted in ironic way

Porn Star Tory Lane Arrested

Police dog fired after biting doughnut shop worker TWICE

Florida police dog " Renzo" is being kicked off the force for chomping on a Dunkin’ Donuts employee.
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The 2015 BMW X6 M is insanity disguised as a German luxury SUV. The 2015 BMW X6 M is insanity disguised as a German luxury SUV.

Ferrari reveals vision for future of Formula 1

The aptly-named "Formula 1 Concept" is Ferrari's take on the not-so-distant future of the world's premiere motorsport competition. Ferrari is the oldest and most successful F1 manufacturer, and with this concept they're aiming to continue that title for the future.
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