Showing posts with label Developing Stories. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Developing Stories. Show all posts

Thursday, July 22, 2010

Hawaiian Humane Society offers a discount for Pet Adoptions

There are dozens of dogs at the Hawaiian Humane Society who are in need of a good home.

But the organization is making the adoption process a little easier.

The Humane Society kicked off its "Dog Days of Summer" adoption special.

Starting today, anyone who adopts a dog six months and older will receive fifty percent off the adoption fee.

It normally costs $65 dollars to adopt a dog, but after the discount, it comes out to $32.50.

"People surrender their dogs for many different reasons everyday .. recently it's been a lot .. get them into homes," says Starr Dods, Hawaiian Humane Society.

The offer is good through August 25th.

From: http://www.khon2.com/

Lindsay Lohan -- Calm and Pretty


As someone inside the jail told us, "She's not a mess at all. She's keeping to herself, better than yesterday and handling it pretty good."

We do not know if sleeping soundly in a noisy jail was Ambien induced.

Our jail source says she looks "stunningly beautiful."

As for what's on Lindsay's mind -- she wants to know when she's getting out.

And, we're told, Lindsay's peeps are trying to get her a copy of "The Old Man and the Sea" by Ernest Hemingway from Barnes & Noble. Lindsay couldn't bring her own copy to jail -- B & N is the Sheriff's choice.

From: http://www.tmz.com/

Monday, July 19, 2010

Wesley Snipes' Appeal Denied -- Must Serve 3 Years

Wesley Snipes just got his ass kicked by a federal appeals court -- which denied the actor's claim that his 3 year prison sentence for tax evasion was "unreasonable."

Translation -- dude will definitely serve hard time.

Back in 2008, Snipes was found guilty of not filing tax returns from 1999 to 2001 ... and consequently failing to pay the government nearly $12,000,000.

Snipes was sentenced to 36 months in prison -- but appealed the case claiming, among other things, that his sentence was "unreasonable."

But today, the appeals court backed the original ruling -- shooting down Snipes' claims that his punishment was way too severe.

No word on when Snipes will officially check in to the big house.


From: http://www.tmz.com