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Secret Service/FBI now investigating hack of celebrity financials

Washington - The week began with the release by hackers of financial and other private information on certain big names in both Washington and Hollywood. Now the Secret Service and FBI are investigating, along with the LAPD. More names have been added to the list.

In the Media by Anne Sewell

Hackers reveal financial records of 1st Lady, VP and celebrities

Hackers have revealed, and continue to release, the alleged financial records of various US politicians and celebrities including the First Lady Michelle Obama, Hillary Clinton, Kim Kardashian and even Donald Trump. (Update.)

In the Media by Anne Sewell - 11 comments

Celebrities criticized in new YouTube video after 'Demand a Plan'

Beverly Hills - A YouTube video that shows Hollywood celebrities demanding a plan to end gun violence in the United States has gone viral, but another video that demands these individuals to “go f**k themselves” is also making the rounds

In the Media by Andrew Moran

One Source Talent provides easy way to fame

In today’s day and age, everyone seems to want to get famous. Whether they want to have their own world tour or their own sitcom, fame and fortune is on people’s minds. One Source Talent may be the way to make those dreams become a reality.

In the Media by Emma Burge

Website follows politicians and celebrities wanting pot legalized Special

San Francisco - A new website is allowing people who visit it to see just how mainstream the longing for marijuana law reform has become. MarijuanaMajority.com is a site where quotes from prominent people from all walks of life share their thoughts on legalizing pot.

Digital Journal Report by Abigail Prendergast - 3 comments

Various artists rock Central Park in concert to fight poverty

New York - Over 60,000 fans attended a free five-hour concert in New York City's Central Park Saturday night. Performers such as Neil Young, the Black Keys, the Foo Fighters, and John Legend gathered to help fight global poverty.

In the Media by Layne Weiss - 3 comments

Video: Celebrities read the mean tweets about them

Recently on the Jimmy Kimmel talk show, he asked some celebrities to read some mean tweets that were mean about them and address them.

In the Media by Owen Weldon - 1 comment

Penn's profanity-laden speech and Haiti's reconstruction efforts

Since the devastating 2010 earthquake that hit Haiti, actor and activist Sean Penn has been constantly involved in assisting the Caribbean country’s recovery.

In the Media by Raluca Besliu - 2 comments

How Dustin Hoffman and Mila Kunis are saving people's lives

Two Hollywood actors have recently been credited for jumping in to save lives. Dustin Hoffman and Mila Kunis came to the aid of two people who collapsed suddenly.

In the Media by David Silverberg