Tony Hart

Hundreds have been found or are presumed dead after a massive earthquake and ensuing tsunami tore through Japan's northeast coast. Some are already declaring the 8.9 magnitude quake the largest ever recorded and after-effects are expected to hit the west coast of the US, the Phillippines, Indonesia and other vulnerable spots. The Internet has sped into action, using Twitter to report updates and Google's crisis response page to report missing persons.

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A semi truck full of printer ink tipped over and spilled all over a highway in a very colorful accident just south of Boston yesterday. The ink has permanently stained the roadway and will require the road to be repaved. See video of the crash site after the break.

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Thousands of revelers turned out for Mardi Gras celebrations in New Orleans on Monday and Tuesday, including celebrities like recent Oscar-winner Melissa Leo, actress Jennifer Coolidge, and creator of "The Wire" and the NOLA-set "Treme" David Simon

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Elton John has such an enormous CD collection that he actually hired a librarian to over see his massive collection.

Elton told the Daily Star “I had a new room built with industrial holders on rollers to keep them in, I have a librarian to look after them".

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Sixty year old singer Phil Collins has decided to call it quits and retire from music.  Collins has been in the spotlight for over 40 years and has lost the hearing in his left ear, has a dislocated vertebra and nerve damage in his hands, but that isn't the main reason for him ending his career, he tells Rolling Stone what the real reason is, see it after the break.

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Filmmaker Cameron Crowe has been working on a documentary, called 'The Union', it's described as a personal look into Elton John, and his musical hero, Leon Russell.

The film follows the two as they work on a album with legendary producer  T-Bone Burnett, they all started working on this project in 2009.

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According to Mick Jagger's brother The Rolling Stones lead singer is currently in Los Angeles working on a new solo album, this would be his first solo project since 2001's 'Goddess In The Doorway'.

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To celebrate their 45th anniversary the Monkees have decided to tour America this summer. The tour begins June 3rd in Atlanta and will feature all the original members, Davy Jones, Micky Dolenz and Peter Tork. The Monkees will be in our neighborhood, find out where after the break.

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Today, we're excited to introduce our new commenting system, powered by Facebook. Starting right now, you can comment on and "like" our posts right on the site using your Facebook login, and share them instantly with your friends on Facebook, too. You'll also be able to post when logged into a Yahoo account (and even more ways to comment coming soon).

More useful info on the update below the jump.

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Breast milk ice cream is no longer available in England.  Local authorities in London have pulled the unusual frozen delicacy off the shelves of The Icecreamist in response to public complaints over whether the shop should be selling edibles made from human body fluids.

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Charlie Sheen has been all over TV and the radio lately, saying all sorts of ridiculous things.  And although the (ex?) "Two And A Half Men" star freely admits to having done more cocaine "than anybody could survive," he's apparently been sober during his media blitz.

Sheen even passed a drug test for marijuana, cocaine, opiates, amphetamines, the results of which were revealed on "Good Morning America."

Read on to see the apparently drug-free actor in action.

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