question: Actress Susan Sarandon joked that her guard dogs were on vacation when her New York home was burglarized over the weekend. Burlgars took Sarandon's laptop, a camera and an undisclosed amount of jewelry late Saturday or early Sunday, according to New York Police spokeswoman Arlene Muniz. Sarandon tweeted about it Monday: "Thx for all ur concern about the break-in. Most importantly, everyone is safe. Guess that's what happens when the guard dogs go on vacation." The actress, who owns a best actress Oscar for 1995 role in "Dead Man Walking," was out of town with her "guard dogs." She posted Twitter pic last week of her and the two small pooches relaxing in a boat with the message "Beautiful day on the lake." Her 22-year-old son, Miles Robbins, came home from a night out in Manhattan at 3:30 a.m. Sunday to discover the break in, Muniz said. No arrests have been made, the police spokeswoman said. Man breaks into Kennedy compound, 'looking for Katy Perry' Sandra Bullock came face-to-face with stalker in her own home. CNN's Madison Conklin contributed to this report.

answer: Burlgars took Sarandon's laptop, camera and jewelry, police say. "Guess that's what happens when the guard dogs go on vacation," she tweets.

Text: PSV coach Phillip Cocu has predicted Memphis Depay could be as good as Arjen Robben and admitted the flying Dutchman will probably leave at the end of the season. The 21-year-old winger, who has scored a remarkable 18 goals already this campaign, was linked with moves to both Tottenham and Manchester United in the summer. But instead he remained in Holland, becoming a key figure in PSV's domination of the Eredivisie. PSV coach Phillip Cocu has predicted Memphis Depay can be as good as Arjen Robben. Andres Guardado celebrates with Depay during their recent clash with AZ Alkmaar. ‘Whether he can be as good as Arjen Robben? I think so,’ Cocu told Russia's Sport Express in the build-up to Thursday’s Europa League clash against Zenit St Petersburg. ‘They are different players, but they are both fast and have a good shot. And both always have the urge to learn. 'But Memphis is only 21-years-old and only in a few years can real conclusions be drawn. Depay’s performances have attracted the attention of several top clubs in Europe and Cocu realises there is a chance the player will leave at the end of this season. ‘That's unfortunate, but on the other hand, we must as a club be proud because we have trained him. At some point, it becomes clear that he is ready for the next step. And yes, I think he's going to leave PSV after this season.’ PSV boss Phillip Cocu takes a PSV training session ahead of their clash with Zenit St. petersburg. Depay and international team-mate Arjen Robben in Brazil for the World Cup in the summer of 2014.
Highlights: Memphis Depay has scored 18 goals for PSV this season. PSV boss Phillip Cocu believes he can become as good as Arjen Robben. Depay linked with Manchester United and Tottenham last summer. WATCH: Memphis Depay posts motivational 'all in or nothing' video. Guus Hiddink: Memphis Depay can become Holland's best player.

question: Last week, she joined the Pope to call for a solution to the problem of malnutrition and today, Queen Letizia was back in action, this time in an effort to get more people to volunteer. The 42-year-old joined charity bosses for the State Volunteering Congress in Palma on the island of Mallorca, where she also presented a series of awards. Attending the event is something of a tradition for the royal, who last year joined delegates in Pamplona while still plain Princess Letizia. Glamorous: Letizia was businesslike in a tailored grey dress for the event in the Mallorcan capital, Palma. Tradition: Letizia also attended the State Volunteering Congress last year while she was still Princess Letizia. As at last year's event, which was held in Pamplona, she opted for a businesslike look and wore a neatly tailored grey dress teamed with her favourite £275 Hope Egg earrings by British brand, Links of London. The annual conference is aimed at raising the profile of volunteers and about encouraging more people to sign up and help out with charity projects across Spain. Letizia, who has built a reputation for championing charity causes since her marriage in 2004, is no stranger to volunteering herself and helps out on a Red Cross stand  on Spanish National Day. In addition to the Red Cross, top causes for Letizia include poverty and children's issues, and she also works closely with the Spanish government on matters pertaining to disability. She is also a champion of Spanish culture and, last month, travelled to Austrian capital Vienna to launch an exhibition dedicated to 17th century painter, Diego Velázquez. Favourites: Along with volunteering, Letizia also champions children's charities and the disabled. Culture: The royal is also a supporter of the arts and culture, and travelled to Vienna for a launch last month. Stylish: Letizia has won plaudits for her chic sense of style since becoming Queen in June this year. During the launch, Letizia, who has worked hard to master English and French since marrying Felipe, made a brief speech in German before continuing in English. The Spanish royals have had a busy few months since taking the top job in June and this week has proved no exception, with both Letizia and Felipe appearing at a number of events. Among them was a reception held to mark the 75th anniversary of the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) in Madrid. The  couple were joined at the event by the Spanish minister of the Economy and Finance, Luis de Guindos, who stopped for a chat in the auditorium before the event began. The Spanish National Research Council, where the couple made their appearance, is the largest public institution dedicated to research in Spain and the third largest in Europe. Busy: Letizia attended the 75th anniversary of the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) this week. Glamorous: The 42-year-old Queen wore ruby earrings that matched her elegant all red ensemble. The institute's aim is to develop and promote research and encourage scientific and technological progress. It also manages an extensive network of specialist libraries and has research centres spread around the country. Unusually, however, neither half of the royal couple has ventured outside of Spain - instead confining themselves to touring their native country. Since June, the couple have visited France, Morocco and the Netherlands as well as their most recent trip - a tour of Luxembourg and Belgium two weeks ago. Meeting: The couple were joined  by the Spanish minister of the Economy and Finance Luis de Guindos. Royal approval: The pair were given a standing ovation by the crowd at the CSIC in Madrid.

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Letizia, 42, was in Palma for a conference designed to boost volunteering. This is the second time she's attended the State Volunteering Congress. Attended last year's event in Pamplona while still Princess Letizia. She and husband King Felipe ascended to the Spanish throne in June.