Report: Amy Winehouse Caught Smoking Crack on Tape
Home video has surfaced on the Internet depicting singer Amy Winehouse smoking crack cocaine. The troubled star’s fans wrote messages on her Web site, pleading with her to stop the drugs before it’s too late. We truly hope someone or something gets through to her soon. To view the video, click here.

35th Anniversary of Roe v. Wade
Today marks the 35th anniversary of the Supreme Court decision that legalized abortions in the United States. Opposing opinions on the hot button issue have remained unchanged for the past 15 years. A recent CNN/Opinion Research survey found 36% of Americans think abortion should be legal in most or all circumstances, 40% percent believe it should be available in some instances including to save a mother's life, and 22% don't condone it at all

The Late Brad Renfro was a Father
TMZ.com reports the 25-year-old actor who was found dead in his LA home last week had a son who lives Japan with his mother. Renfro's father and stepmother confirmed Brad was indeed a father, but  would not give any specific information in order to protect their grandson's privacy.

Conflicting Coffee Studies Are Killing Our Caffeine Buzz
Yesterday, we told you that coffee might cause miscarriage...or not. It all depends on which study you choose to believe. Today, one more pro-coffee find makes news: Some researchers believe coffee lowers ovarian cancer risk. We like that study—although probably conducted by Starbucks.

Risk Factors Identified for Teen Schizophrenia
Five key factors can help predict whether at-risk young people will develop schizophrenia, according to researchers. The findings suggest identifying a person’s risk is as accurate as gauging the risk of heart disease or diabetes, says Dr. Tyrone D. Cannon of the University of California.