Buzz Tagged
divorce
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Second Life Affair Leads to Real-life Divorce
Tech Buzz A couple have divorced after the husband was caught having a “virtual affair” with a female character in an online game. David Pollard and Amy Taylor met in an online chat room in 2003 and married after discovering a shared love of Second Life.
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Divorce Albums
Culture Buzz We've seen Divorce Cakes, and now an Italian photographer is offering divorce photo albums for ex-couples wishing to mark that milestone in their lives. He had the idea after watching the skyrocketing divorce rate, and says business is good. After all, there's nothing like making he said, she said fights last a lifetime.
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Divorce Cakes
Food Buzz As divorce parties become more common, so do the trappings that accompany them. Next: expensive divorce party invitations, divorce party planners.
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Charlie Sheen, Kind Of Racist?
Celebrity Buzz The nasty divorce proceedings get kind of amazing for celebrity a-holes Charlie Sheen and Denise Richards, as audio recordings surface in which Sheen calls his now ex-wife — among other insults — the N-word. Hooray for Hollywood! Sheen publicly apologized, [seriously] citing that a black guy was the best man at his first two weddings. Because as everyone knows, the best way to reform one’s racist leanings is to dress up a person of color in fancy clothes and give them an inconsequential title. Hear that, Dr. King? That’s the sound of progress!
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Bill Murray Divorce
Celebrity Buzz Billy Murray’s wife of 11 years filed for divorce last week, after years of alleged abuse. Murray’s wife and kids moved out in 2006 in response to what she claims was a pattern of “adultery, addiction to marijuana and alcohol, abusive behavior, physical abuse, sexual addictions and frequent abandonment”.
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Tricia Walsh-Smith
Culture Buzz The wife of a major Broadway theater operator airs their sordid marriage secrets on YouTube in order to gain leverage in a divorce. Watch the YouTube divorce video. Tricia’s crazy eyes and theatrical over-acting seems to discredit her case more than help it.
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