... hanging herself early Thursday morning according to Perez Hilton. The actress, who made her debut in 1980 as a pretty young ingenue, had been plagued with depression since her wildly publicized divorce from baseball star Cho Sung-min. She often worried about the upbringing of their two children. Additionally, [...]SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Actress Choi Jin-sil Commits Suicide", url: " });

... Thompson says the news that Mayor Michael Bloomberg will seek a third term has not changed his plans for 2009. "I am running for mayor," Mr. Thompson said on Wednesday afternoon, repeating the phrase a couple of times. Asked if he will run even if Mr. Bloomberg does, Mr. Thompson said the mayor's move [...]SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Comptroller Thompson commits to mayor's race", url: " });

BamaMag.comSon of ex-NBA star Kemp commits to play for TideMontgomery Advertiser, AL - 1 hour ago... but Shawn Kemp Jr. certainly has name recognition among basketball fans. The son of former NBA all-star Shawn Kemp committed to Alabama on Monday, ...Former NBA star Shawn Kemp's son commits to Alabama Press-Register - al.comKemp Stays In South; Picks SEC Program BamaMag.comall 5 news articles

... on CBS College Sports that he has committed to Michigan. LaLota is Michigan's first true defensive end of the 2009 recruiting class, although he is a very talented offensive tackle as well. Michigan now once again has 17 commits for the 2009 recruiting class as William Campbell's de-commitment brought down that number to 16. I don't really expect it to stay at 17 for long, though, as the recently ...

ed.- bumped from the fanposts. we'll get a full accounting of the current commits up tonight since the recruiting widget is two or three behind at the moment and getting further behind as we speak.   Anyone know anything about this kid?  Other than the mention that he's considered the top WR in GA, I couldn't find much about him.  I think his size (6'4, 210) is good, and between ...

Town of Woodbury Commits to Clean Energy: "The Connecticut Clean Energy Fund (CCEF) today announced that the town of Woodbury, Conn., has joined the Connecticut Clean Energy Communities Program by committing to purchase at least 20% of its electricity for municipal facilities from clean, renewable energy sources by the year 2010."Provided by CT Environmental Headlines.com