Tony Hart

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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There weren't a whole lot of surprises at the 83rd Academy Awards -- as expected, "The King's Speech" took the big prize as Best Picture. The film about King George VI overcoming his stutter also garnered a Best Actor statue for Colin Firth and a Best Director win for Tom Hooper.

"King"'s four statuettes tied "Inception," which also nabbed four awards in technical categories, for the most Oscars.

Oscar favorite Natalie Portman also took home the Best Actress statuette for her role in "Black Swan," and Melissa Leo and Christian Bale of "The Fighter" cleaned up in the supporting role categories.

See the full list of winners after the jump:

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Passengers on a commercial airline flight caught a  something out their window that you don't get to see everyday, the Space Shuttle Discovery.

Some comments were made after the 2009 tour of  Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band about saxophonist Clarence Clemons health. He was often seen sitting down during shows and having a problem moving around of the stage. He explains all to Rolling Ston

The oldest version of the American classic board game Monopoly was sold last week for $144,900.  It's pretty amazing that this set has survived over 75 years with the original cards and monopoly money

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Paul McCartney has conquered the music world as a member of the Beatles and as a solo artist, so what else is there?  He found something, he has written a brand new Opera for the New York City Ballet.

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This year 'Record Store Day' falls on April 16th. Did you know there was such a thing? If you didn't and are into collecting or listening to music on vinyl, this day is for you.

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The most traveled space ship in the history of the world, Discovery, blasted off for the last time today from Cape Canaveral, Florida. Discovery is on it's way to the International Space Station.

Discovery is the oldest of the Space Shuttle fleet, which is set to be retired this year. Atlantis and Endeavour still have one flight a piece left, after that the 30 year shuttle program will sadly come to an end.

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Tomorrow is George Harrison's Birthday and to celebrate his life and his music GeorgeHarrison.com will stream the 'Concert For George' for 24 hours starting a 9am tomorrow morning.

'Concert For George' has been certified 8 times platinum by the RIAA since its initial release as a 2DVD set in November 2003 and earned a 2004 Grammy Award for Best Long Form Music Video.

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