Tiger Woods has been charged with DUI and refusing chemical tests after his March 27 rollover crash in Florida. Authorities observed signs of impairment and found hydrocodone pills on him. Woods is seeking treatment, and prosecutors plan to subpoena his prescription records.

Tori Spelling and seven children were injured in a car accident in Temecula, California, when another driver allegedly ran a red light and struck their vehicle. All occupants were hospitalized with various injuries. The incident remains under investigation with no arrests made.

After nearly five decades, the WKRP call letters are returning to Cincinnati, marking a significant moment for fans of the iconic radio-themed sitcom. D.P. McIntire, who held the call sign since 2014 on a North Carolina low-power FM station, has sold the rights with proceeds benefiting new broadcasters. While details about the new station remain confidential, the move ensures WKRP’s legacy continues in its original city.

Anthony Buhl and March Chadwick were arrested after driving through Central Florida with a dead alligator on their car roof. Witnesses spotted the vehicle near Walt Disney World, and police tracked it through multiple locations. The men covered the alligator with a white sheet after warnings that possession is illegal in Florida. Fish and Wildlife officers stopped them in Melbourne, where the men admitted to taking the alligator for taxidermy. They were charged and posted $5,000 bond each.

Jasveen Sangha, dubbed the 'Ketamine Queen,' received a 15-year prison term after pleading guilty to federal charges related to distributing ketamine that caused Matthew Perry's death. Prosecutors detailed her extensive drug trafficking operation in North Hollywood, which catered to Hollywood clients. Perry's assistant and Sangha's associate await sentencing, while two others received lesser sentences for ketamine distribution.

Police allege Lil Tjay instigated a fight that led to his associate shooting Offset at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino. Lil Tjay was arrested and later released; Offset is recovering in hospital.

This article offers a detailed spring cleaning guide customized for each zodiac sign, explaining how seasonal energy shifts influence human behavior and providing specific cleaning and decluttering tasks aligned with the traits and needs of Aries through Pisces. It includes practical tips and symbolic rituals to refresh both physical spaces and emotional well-being.

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie achieved a record domestic opening weekend in 2026 with $130 million, surpassing Project Hail Mary, and earned $372.5 million globally after five days. Despite this, it slightly trailed behind its 2023 predecessor's debut. The film's international earnings contributed significantly to its worldwide total, while other notable box office performers included Project Hail Mary, The Drama, Hoppers, and Reminders of Him.

SmartAsset’s analysis of 100 major U.S. cities reveals that sharing a two-bedroom apartment with a roommate can save renters an average of $541 monthly compared to living alone in a one-bedroom unit. The study ranks cities by the percentage of rent saved and also identifies the most affordable cities for solo renters, providing valuable insights for those navigating housing choices.

Cameron Diaz will star in a new sequel to the 1989 comedy Troop Beverly Hills, directed by Clea DuVall, with the project in development at TriStar Pictures. The original film, inspired by Ava Fries' life and starring Shelley Long, focused on a Beverly Hills housewife leading a Wilderness Girls troop.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s rumored June 13 wedding at Ocean House in Rhode Island has been denied by the event planner and family members, who emphasize that no official details have been shared.

A detailed examination of the riskiest foods to consume in 2024, highlighting significant outbreaks, recalls, and expert advice on food safety practices. The article discusses contamination risks associated with deli meats, cucumbers, raw milk, cheeses, eggs, onions, leafy greens, carrots, fresh basil, and pre-cooked meats, supported by statistics and expert insights from NSF, CDC, and the U.S. Public Interest Research Group Education Fund.