In West Palm Beach, FLA, “A single woman has sued a matchmaker who she said set her up on dates with men who wore toupees and had problems with sexual dysfunction,” The Herald-Leader reports. “Randie Kaiser, 40, of Miami-Dade County, has sued matchmaker Helena Amram for fraudulent inducement, fraud, breach of contract and violation of Florida’s unfair trade and deceptive practices act.” Kaiser said she paid Amram $20,000 for her

Are animated films the latest recipients of African-Americans. Unfortunately, their names escape me at the moment. As do the names of the films they appeared in. But did I mention they were

“A student-led campaign has persuaded the Cambridge City Council to

“A student-led campaign has persuaded the Cambridge City Council to

“Playboy is hoping to entice some of the

“‘Most parents don’t want their school-age tots hearing the cursing kids on “South Park,” but it might be

“‘Most parents don’t want their school-age tots hearing the cursing kids on “South Park,” but it might be

Finally,

Speaking on FOXNews’ “Hannity and Colmes,” Civil Rights attorney Thomas Ruffin, an African American, called it “tragically ironic” that Denzel Washington received an Academy Award® for depicting “the Devil Incarnate” — the murderous, lying, and evil ‘Alonzo Harris’ in Antoine Fuqua’s Training Day. Most upsetting about this award, to Ruffin’s way of thinking, is that the character of Alonzo Harris is “representative” of the kinds of “stereotypical” and “degrading” roles

I’ve gotta stop watching “The O’Reilly Factor”; his tenacity in the name of populism was endearing when he was going after charities withholding funds from the families of 9/11 victims. But now that he’s spearheading the campaign to prosecute Russell Yates — let’s call O’Reilly’s campaign the “‘My Hindsight Rules!’ Project” — well, he’s just making me sick. Convict ’em all, let God sort it out, eh Bill? Tonight’s anti-Yates