WIN A DATE WITH BILL
She may be up to her pants suit collar in campaign debt, but fear not Hillary fans. She can still pimp out Bill. From mermaids to flying pigs check out these pictures of off-beat, interesting happenings from around the world. Hillary Clinton for President is asking for belated contributions so they can finally put the derailed campaign behind them. Think of it as practice for the next time Clinton runs for office. The possible prize for donation: A date with the Secretary of State's hubby, America's sweetheart Bill Clinton. (NBCWashington.com)
COLBERT WILL GO TO SPACE
One small step for NASA, one giant running leap for Stephen Colbert. NASA announced Tuesday that it won't name a room in the international space station after the comedian. Instead, it has named a treadmill after him. NASA earlier held an online contest to name a room (or "node") at the international space station. With write-in votes, the name "Colbert" beat out NASA's four suggested options: Serenity, Legacy, Earthrise and Venture. (WTOP)
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TOO NOISY
A fed-up Texas homeowner has gotten a noise citation issued against his neighbor — an elementary school. Police in suburban Universal City say they had to issue the citation after Butch Armstrong complained about the noise coming from Olympia Elementary School during the school's Family Fitness Day on March 20. (MSNBC)
AMERICAN APPAREL TO AIR ALLEN'S DIRTY LAUNDRY
A clothing company known for its racy ads is fighting a $10 million lawsuit brought by Woody Allen, arguing that it can't have damaged his reputation by using his image because the film director had ruined it himself. The 73-year-old Allen started the fight against American Apparel when he sued the company last year for using his image on the company's billboards in Hollywood and New York and on a website. Allen, who does not endorse products in the United States, said he had not authorized the displays, which the company said were up for a week. (USA Today)
