Articles by Sonya Magett

Just when Americans thought Romney's "Big Bird" remark at the previous debate couldn't be topped, the Republic hopeful has outdone himself. According to the Internet, the biggest winner in the 2012 Presidential debate between him and President Obama was the Republican hopeful's remark about "binders full of women." "I went to a number of women's groups and ... they brought us whole binders full of women," said former Gov. Romney said about his search to find more women to work with in his Massachusetts cabinet. Romney was responding to a question about workplace inequality.

On Monday, Oct. 15, Kennenbunk, Maine police released a partial list of names on Zumab fitness instructor Alexis Wright's client list. The Cumberland County Superior Court in Kennebunk denied the request for a Temporary Restraining Order filed to prevent the release of the names and addresses of men who allegedly hired Wright to perform sex acts. A copy of the Cumberland County Superior Court's order was made available online for review. According to the ruling, those that have been accused of crimes will have their names made available to the public for review. "If persons charged with crimes could withhold their identities, the public would not be able to monitor proceedings to observe whether justice has been done and to observe whether certain defendants may have received favored treatment," wrote Superior Court Justice Thomas D. Warren.

To promote the the season premiere of her late night talk show, "Chelsea Lately," Chelsea Handler had several A-list guests visit her new show studio to lend support. Last week, Gwyneth Paltrow and Cameron Diaz performed a rap song in a pre-taped segment where they dissed Handler, Jennifer Aniston sat down and opened up about her engagement for the first time and for the opening sequence, Oscar winner Sandra Bullock stripped down to deliver a stern message to the late night talk show host. Bullock, 48, stormed into Handler's staff showers completely nude for an opening sequence for Handler's late night talk show "Chelsea Lately.

Former pro wrestler Hulk Hogan filed two lawsuits on Monday, Oct. 16 over the sex tape featuring him that was recorded without his knowledge and later posted on a website. In one lawsuit Hogan is seeking $100 million in damages from Gawker, the website that posted a one-minute portion of the footage on Oct.4. And in the second, Hogan is suing his best friend Bubba the Love Sponge and his ex-wife, Heather Clem. The reality star is also seeking the rights to the video in both lawsuits.