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A Sicilian man tries to got back to jail to escape fights with his wife.
Some days it just doesn't pay to get out of bed. According to Reuters, a convict in Sicily decided he'd rather remain in prison than remain under house arrest with his wife.
The man, one Santo Gambino, was put in jail for illegally dumping toxic materials and, due to overcrowded prisons in the boot-shaped nation, was later released to house arrest. Unfortunately, being released from the pokey does not make one a free man. It didn't take Gambino long to trudge back to the police precinct and ask to be re-incarcerated. Read: Couple Spends Wedding Night In … Read More
Perez Hilton gets the scoop and winds up in Twitter war with Ashlee.
There may be trouble in eyeliner paradise. Perez Hilton reported on Monday that Ashlee Simpson-Wentz and hubby Pete Wentz got into a huge, public fight after Ashlee downed one too many drinks at the one-year anniversary party of Wentz's Chicago bar, Angels and Kings.
According to the gossip hound's "multiple" eyewitnesses, a belligerent Simpson-Wentz went over to the booth where her husband was DJing, said he was acting "horrible" and yelled at him to leave. The two began to make a scene and left their own party early. Read: 9 Things To Say During A … Read More
He thought marrying your college sweetheart was for suckers. But then he did it.
I have certain preconceived notions about people who marry their college sweethearts. It's not fair, I know, but I do.
Such people are conventional, conservative, and timid. They prefer comfort and routine to excitement. In other words, they're nothing like my wife and me.
Emily and I met on the first day of college. In our freshman dorm, full of Long Island sorority girls and future corporate lawyers, we were the only two people wearing dirty overalls and thrift-store flannels.
I had long hair and played guitar (badly), which was all the justification Emily needed for befriending … Read More
There's a TV in our relationship. How to navigate the set successfully.
I was up half the night again, and it's all my husband’s fault. His invitation sounded so innocent at first. "Will you watch Nip/Tuck with me?" he asked disingenuously.
Brandishing the remote control, he might as well have been the devil, beckoning me with a seductive flick of his pitchfork. This time, however, I knew enough to resist his blandishments.
Having caught a glimpse of the previous week's coming attractions, in which a hack plastic surgeon and his evil assistant plan to kill off their handsome rival, Christian, I said firmly, "No way."
Even without murder plots, I find Nip/Tuck—an … Read More