Problem: Arnie Klein -- Bankrupt MJ Doc Dumping Laguna Beach Mansion

Arnie Klein Bankrupt MJ Doc Dumping Laguna Beach Mansion

's now-bankrupt former dermatologist -- has already lost his Hancock Park mansion ... and now he's kissing his enormous Laguna Beach mansion goodbye.

The cash-poor Klein has listed the 3,500 sq. ft. property for $6.63 MILLION.

And get this ... Klein tried to unload the property last year, listing it for a cool $12 mil.

Klein's fall has been breathtaking. He was once the premiere dermatologist in Bev Hills ... the dermatologist to the stars, including MJ, Elizabeth Taylor and Cher.

Klein's medical practices were put under a microscope after MJ died. The doc was fueling MJ with huge quantities of prescription drugs, including Demerol -- he injected MJ with Demerol 51 times in the 3 months preceding his death.

Many of the scripts were written using aliases for Michael.

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Summary: Dr. Arnie Klein -- Michael Jackson's now-bankrupt former dermatologist -- has already lost his Hancock Park mansion ... and now he's kissing his enormous…


Problem: RNC chairman candidate defends 'Barack the Magic Negro' song

(CNN) -- A candidate for the Republican National Committee chairmanship said Friday the CD he sent committee members for Christmas -- which included a song titled "Barack the Magic Negro" -- was clearly intended as a joke.

The title of the song about President-elect Barack Obama was drawn from a Los Angeles Times column.

"I think most people recognize political satire when they see it," Tennessee Republican Chip Saltsman told CNN. "I think RNC members understand that."

The song, set to the tune of "Puff the Magic Dragon," was first played on conservative political commentator Rush Limbaugh's radio show in 2007.

Its title was drawn from a Los Angeles Times column that suggested President-elect Barack Obama appealed to those who feel guilty about the nation's history of mistreatment of African-Americans. Saltsman said the song, penned by his longtime friend Paul Shanklin, should be easily recognized as satire directed at the Times.

The CD sent to RNC members, first reported by The Hill on Friday, is titled "We Hate the USA" and also includes songs referencing former presidential candidate John Edwards and the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, among other targets.

According to The Hill, other song titles, some of which were in bold font, were: "John Edwards' Poverty Tour," "Wright place, wrong pastor," "Love Client #9," "Ivory and Ebony" and "The Star Spanglish Banner."

Saltsman was national campaign manager for former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee's presidential bid in 2007 and 2008. Before that, he held a variety of posts, including a number of positions under former Sen. Bill Frist of Tennessee.

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Summary: A candidate for the Republican National Committee chairmanship said Friday the CD he sent committee members for Christmas -- which included a song titled "Barack the Magic Negro" -- was clearly intended as a joke.


Problem: BBC - Travel - Thailand

Located 60km off the Thai coast, the tiny isolated Surin Islands are home to the Moken, a tribe of former nomads experiencing a shifting way of life.

Climate change and pollution are putting coral reefs â thought to provide habitats for one quarter of the world's marine life â at risk. Read more…

One of Asiaâs most stylish cities, Thailandâs capital lures with its modern technology, ancient temples and an intense energy that rarely ebbs. Read more…

The Thai capital is an exciting mix of ancient and modern, where glistening skyscrapers and marble-fronted mega-malls sit alongside centuries-old Buddhist temples and royal palaces.

During Thailandâs annual Songkran Festival, water guns, water bottles and even buckets of water are used to ring in the coming year.

Over the last decade, the Thai capital has evolved from a humid riverside city known for its tuk tuks and street food into a modern, rapidly growing Asian commercial hub. Read more…

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Summary: Plan your trip with the Thailand travel guide from BBC Travel. Get inspired with insider tips, photos and videos. Decide where to stay and what to do. Plus we will guide you to the best hotels, restaurants, attractions, shopping, nightlife and entertainment.


Problem: Boy bursts into tears after parents announce surprise trip to Disney

Going to Disney World is just too much for some kids to handle. (YouTube/Brian Curtin)

It’s the Happiest Place on Earth. So why does it make this kid burst out into tears?

Disney World is known for prompting a range of emotions from unsuspecting Mickey fans.

But for 8-year-old Sean Curtin, the excitement was just too real to keep inside.

Sean’s parents—Tanya and Brian Curtin—told ABC that their son was upset they had pulled him out of school on the last day. Tanya Curtin at first offers her despondent son the option of going to laser tag. When that idea proves unpopular, she hands him a box.

"We got this in the mail today," Curtin says in the video.

Inside, Sean found four MagicBands—used as Disney currency, hotel room door openers, ride access passes and more—for a seven-day trip to Disney with the whole family.

The eight-year-old is overcome with emotion and quickly bursts into tears. Without uttering a word, he hugs his mom.

"My son's reaction shows how sweet and appreciative of a boy he is," Brian Curtin said.

Sean may be a sensitive soul but his sister played it cool. Seated in the car seat next to him, she appears pretty unfazed by whole ordeal.

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Summary:
It’s the happiest place on earth—no really.