More news about Caster Semenya

South Africa is very proud of Semenya as a female competitor, and most members of the country's political structure appear to be distraught to witness the forced coming out of the running star.

Johannesburg writer David Smith reports,

Athlete Caster Semenya has pulled out of her return to competitive sport amid growing fears over the psychological impact of rumors about her sex.

The 18-year-old withdrew from a cross-country race in South Africa tomorrow after it was widely reported that a leaked sex test reveals she is a hermaphrodite. Her coach, Michael Seme, said she will not run because she is "not feeling well".

South Africa condemned the international media reports as an invasion of the teenager's privacy and threatened a "third world war" if the women's 800m champion is disqualified from athletics.

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Brad Pitt doubtful he can win race for Mayor of New Orleans

Brad Pitt's name has been in the recent headline news due to speculation, talk, and rumor that the celebrity is considering running for Mayor of New Orleans.

Pitt has been slowly but surely eliminating his chances at winning the political race in the United States by buying a large estate in the South of France and spending more time at the European estate with family and girlfriend Angelina Jolie than back at home in America.

Regarding a viable campaign win at this time, the grass roots movement to elect Pitt to help rebuild the disaster struck area will probably deteriorate into a simple urban legend. The handsome "A List" star quite candidly told the Associated Press...

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Andy Warhol Paintings STOLEN! Celebrity faces involved in scandal at LA home

Sad news today for artists and fans of the art world. It seems a sizable collection of Andy Warhol paintings have been stolen from an upscale neighborhood estate in Los Angeles, leaving the home owner distraught about the break-in and loss of personal property.

The paintings, based on screen prints portraits done of famous professional sports heroes and international celebrities like Boxer Muhammad Ali, Tennis star Chris Evert, and Golfer Jack Nicklaus, are both rare and valuable.

How much was the collectible art and celebrity memorabilia worth? Apparently enough to inspire the crime of breaking and entering, followed by grand theft (both crimes carrying long jail terms for anyone named and proved guilty as the culprit) -- and for owners of the famous personal property to offer up a hefty million $ reward for safe return of the keepsakes [known to be investment-grade artifacts].

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