Norma Stitz, Woman With World's Biggest Natural Breasts

The proud owner of the world’s largest natural breasts joined This Morning today, just one month after the show received criticism for hosting exotic dancer Chelsea Charms.

Annie Hawkins-Turner, who goes by the stage name Norma Stitz, received the Guinness World Record for her 102ZZZ sized breasts, which weigh eight stone and have a cleavage that measures three feet.

Annie has made a fortune out of her entirely natural breasts by speaking to people online and posting pictures of herself. Culled from Stv.tv (online)

Gay marriage legal in New York State after Senate passes historic bill 33-29

ALBANY - New York made history last night as the State Senate voted "aye" on gay marriage.

Senators passed the bill 33 to 29 as the normally somnolent chambers erupted in a raucous chant of "USA! USA!"

"As I have said many times, this is a very difficult issue and it will be a vote of conscience for every member of the Senate," said GOP Majority Leader Dean Skelos (R-Nassau).

New York joined Connecticut, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, Iowa and Washington, D.C., in legally recognizing gay marriage. Culled from New York Daily News (online)

Syphilis outbreak in Pontotoc County

Ada — Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) has identified a syphilis outbreak in Pontotoc County. Michael Echelle, Pontotoc County Health Department director, said 10 cases of the sexually transmitted bacterial infection have been identified in county residents between the ages of 15 and 21. “While this outbreak is alarming, the good news is that syphilis can be identified by examination and testing and cured with antibiotics," Echelle said. He said the health department requests all county residents who are having unprotected sex be tested for syphilis.  Pontotoc County Health Department offers free screening Monday through Friday. Culled from Ada News (online)

Steven Spielberg Ordered Megan Fox Fired from Transformers 3 for Hitler Comment

After "Transformers 2" came out, Fox famously compared Bay to "Napoleon and Hitler" -- impressing those who wouldn't have thought Fox knew who those two humans were -- and crew members who work for Bay shot back with a letter that called Fox "queen of talking trailer trash" and recommended she look forward to a future in porn. After each of those incidents, it was obvious that Fox wouldn't be back for a third film, and she's not, having been replaced by Victoria's Secret model Rosie Huntington-Whiteley. Culled from Yahoo (online)

Police: Alcohol and high speed killed ‘Jackass’ star

Skid marks remain at the scene of the crash in West Goshen Township. Dunn's car, a Porsche 911 GT3, veered off the Route 322 bypass near the Pottstown Pike exit. Culled from Philly.com

Wimbledon 2011: defending champion Serena Williams fights back tears as victory ends nightmare

Serena Williams has never wept on court before. Not even when she won her first major, the US Open in 1999, has the big beast of the women’s game shown the remotest hint of vulnerability.

But on Centre Court on Tuesday, she greeted her 6-3, 3-6, 6-1 victory over France’s Aravane Rezai by burying her head in her towel and engaging in a full-on, shoulder-shaking, Bambi’s Mother death-scene blub. “I’m not a crier,” she smiled after her tears had dried. “I think it was something in my eye.” Culled from The Telegraph (online)

Ryan Dunn's Car Was Traveling 130 MPH At Time Of Accident

Police have determined that the car was traveling at 130 miles per hour when it went off the road and into a tree.

According to police, Ryan Dunn's car was traveling at 130 miles per hour when it left the road, killing Dunn and his passenger, Zachary Hartwell.

Police investigators completed an accident reconstruction this afternoon and determined that Dunn's car travelled at a high rate of speed while crashing through a guardrail, striking a tree and bursting into flames.

West Goshen police also said that alcohol could be related to the crash, but a toxicology report isn't expected until Wednesday or Thursday. 

The Chester County Coroner's Office also released a report today citing blunt force trauma and thermal trauma as the cause of death. Culled from WestchesterPatch (online)

Wal-Mart is Watching You - The Supreme Court decided the Store is Above the Law - Too Big to Sue

The Supreme Court threw out a giant class-action suit against Walmart yesterday in a long-awaited decision that was seen as a boost for big business. Smacking down the biggest worker-discrimination case in history, the justices ruled unanimously that a sex-bias suit that sought to unite 1.5 million of Walmart's female employees couldn't proceed as a class action against the discount chain... Culled from the New York Post (online)