Source: Getty/Larry Marano [1]
- Maya Angelou has died at 86 [2]. The renowned poet and award-winning author had been reportedly battling health problems and died at her home in Winston-Salem, NC.
- George Clooney [3] and Amal Alamuddin are reportedly considering getting married at the Downton Abbey castle [4], aka Highclere Castle in Hampshire, England. But only if Lord Grantham approves!
- Speaking of weddings, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's "crazy roller coaster" nuptials [5] reportedly included North West clapping as she was carried down the aisle by Kris Jenner and the couple exchanging their own vows.
- Bruce Willis [6] and wife Emma Heming-Willis introduced their newborn daughter, Evelyn Penn [7], with a photo of her with big sister Mabel.
- One Direction members Louis Tomlinson and Zayn Malik were caught on video smoking pot [8] during a trip to Peru last month. They made no attempt to hide what they were doing, with Louis confirming they were smoking an "illegal substance."
- Deryck Whibley updated fans on his condition [9] after his hospital stay for severe alcoholism. He posted the photo below and said, "I'll be back on stage before you know it."
- Edward Snowden said he was trained as a spy under a fake name for the CIA, NSA, and Defense Intelligence Agency, but was then "trapped" in Russia by the US government [12]. However, Secretary of State John Kerry claims that if Edward wants to come back to the United States, he'll "have him on a flight today."
- The new line of self-driving Google cars have no steering wheel or brakes [13]. Unfortunately, it can only go up to 25 miles per hour and carry two people.
- The original Gerber baby is an 85-year-old great-grandmother [14] now. Ann Turner Cook has been the face of the baby food since 1931.
- The Hidden Cash Twitter account has people finding $100 in random places around San Francisco [15], and the anonymous donor behind it wants to expand — maybe into the hundreds of thousands across the country.
- Your daily dose of cute: this tiny puppy is too tired to drive.