Eddie Murphy And Rocsi Diaz Denies Relationship

Eddie Murphy And Rocsi Diaz Denies Relationship---Eddie Murphy’s Girlfriend Rocsi Diaz Denies Relationship: Eddie Murphy have been spotted several times with girlfriend Rocsi Diaz from coffee stops to family trips on the beach. It seems however that the Oscar nominated actor and BET’s 106 & Park host may just be friends…at least that’s what Rocsi would like us to believe.

Terrence J and I were fortunate to have Eddie Murphy on the show for the first time BET ever had him on the network.

Jackie Samuel: No Nudity Just Cuddles

Jackie Samuel: No Nudity Just Cuddles, Jackie Samuel snuggle, Jackie Samuel snuggle $60 hour, Jackie Samuel Snuggle Business---Samuel has started ‘snuggle business’, “What I like to do is cuddle, so I figured it was a good thing to do. A lot of people didn’t like the idea so I figured it would be kind of an underground small-scale operation and provide a little extra income,” the young entrepreneur says.

But her nutty idea already started attracting national attention and she’s already been featured on FOX, CNN and is set to make an appearance on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.

Cop To Central Park Cyclists: Your Safety Matters Less Than a Squirrel’s

Cop To Central Park Cyclists: Your Safety Matters Less Than a Squirrel’s---To summarize: If you’re a motorist whose car is touched by a pedestrian or cyclist whom you almost run over, NYPD is at your service. If you’re a cyclist who crashes to the pavement because of a malicious malcontent, cops are otherwise occupied seeking justice for dead squirrels.

Last week, the scenic bike paths of Central Park were allegedly booby-trapped with thumbtacks, deflating tires and sending city cyclists flying off course.

The concern, as CBS 2′s Tony Aiello found out Thursday, revolves around a possible backlash against the bike movement.

News: Mutant Mosquitoes Fight Dengue Fever In Cayman Islands

News: Mutant Mosquitoes Fight Dengue Fever In Cayman Islands, Petition Mosquitoes Key West 100,000 Signatures---The petition against the experimental release of genetically modified mosquitoes in Key West has garnered more than 95,000 signatures. In the past 24 hours, more than 10,000 people have signed it.

But if the petition hits its goal of 150,000 signatures, will mosquito officials in the Keys be compelled to give up on their plans? Probably not.

Earlier this summer, we published a cover story on how the experiment would work and why mosquito experts are so keen on the idea. The story featured Mila de Mier, a vocal rabble-rouser who took us into her offices and introduced us to plenty of other Conchs who didn’t want their backyards turned into testing grounds for a British biotech firm.

Hope Solo ESPN Olympics Sex (Video)

Hope Solo ESPN Olympics Sex, Olympics 100,000 condoms---Lots of sex and partying at the Olympics, magazine says: Sex-crazed athletes run amok in Olympic Village and women's soccer team 'partied with Vince Vaughn, stayed up all night and went on Today show drunk' after 2008 gold: Confessions of US soccer star Hope Solo.

Hope Solo, the gold-medal winning women's soccer player, has blown the lid on the rumored raging parties and sexual exploits of the world's most respected athletes during the Olympics.

Creepy Serial Hugger Kisses And Gropes 36 Women Over THREE YEARS

Creepy Serial Hugger Kisses And Gropes 36 Women Over THREE YEARS---A man who claims to be a serial hugger has been accused of groping and kissing women without consent. Thirty six women in Des Peres, Missouri, have contacted police about the unwanted embraces over three years. One woman has said the man kissed her on the lips during the 'hug'.

Police have not released the name of the man but have said that he is white with brown hair and 44 years old.

The creepy stalker has hijacked the good intentions of the Free Hug movement, started by Jon Turner in Sydney in 2004.

Stolen Car Found 42 Years Later

Stolen Car Found 42 Years Later---Texas Man Finds Stolen Car 42 Years Later: Bob Russell could not be blamed for losing hope that he would reunite with his 1967 Austin-Healey. Stolen outside his Philadelphia apartment 42 years ago, the British roadster seemed a lost cause.

But thanks to the Internet and some creative police work, Russell has his pride and joy back. When Russell, then a graduate student at Temple University, returned home the morning after a date with his future wife, his car was nowhere to be found.

For decades since, he searched for his beloved ride in vain. On a trip to Washington, D.C., he stared at a parked Austin-Healey for half an hour in hopes of finding a distinctive marking to no avail.