Los Angeles- Police beating victim Rodney King is engaged to one of the jurors who awarded him a $3.8 million settlement, RadarOnline reported Tuesday. King and Cynthia Kelley said they first felt a romantic spark when they met in a Newport Beach pizzeria the day after the controversial 1994 jury award. Both were married at the time, which complicated the blossoming relationship. They later separated when King joined the cast of VH1′s “Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew” after multiple arrests for being under the influence of PCP or alcohol. Four months ago, King, 44, called Kelley on a whim. “We hadn’t spoken to each other for many years, and it just so happened that we reconnected….It was like we were never apart from one another,” Kelley told Radar.”She is a godsend, a blessing in my life,” King told the website. “I don’t know what I would have done without her in my life…I can’t wait to make her my wife.” King became a national symbol of police brutality when a video camera caught a group of white cops repeatedly striking the black cab driver while he was on the ground following a high-speed chase. Four officers were tried for using excessive force but later acquitted, sparking race riots that left 55 dead and more than 2,000 injured.(DailyNews)

Determined to keep herself in the headlines, Demi Moore is at it again, this time enlisting a 19-year-old YouTube celebrity to help make fun of her. The twitter-fanatic who recently posted photos of herself in a bikini asked Dave Days to do a spoof of her recreating her pose. ‘So Demi Moore asked me to do a parody… of herself. In her bikini. Yeah. Don’t ask.’ Demi retweeted the photos writing, ‘I think U wore it better!’ Dave later tweeted that maybe Demi’s husband Ashton Kutcher wasn’t thrilled about Demi having a young man in their home, in her bikini. He wrote, ‘Ashton wasn’t so happy…’ It later turned out that Kutcher was in on the fun too. Dave Days is internet phenomenon who gained notoriety 3 years ago when he started posting videos on YouTube of him parodying other people on the site.(DailyMail)

Rumors have been hitting the Internet for a few days now about actor John Travolta cheating on wife Kelly Preston. Now the gossip is getting even juicier as celebrity entertainment blog gather is reporting about a possible gay sauna sex scandal. According to reports, the “Grease” actor has been cheating on his gorgeous wife at a “secret gay spa.” Sources are claiming that Travolta’s been cheating on Preston for years now. In fact, the website is claiming that the scandal is so big that it will make Tiger Woods “look like a boy scout.” Celebrity blogger Perez Hilton posted the story of his cheating scandal on his website with the not-so-flattering cover from the National Enquirer about Travolta’s possible cheating scandal. For now, this is all hearsay, but author Robert Randolph said this gay sex scandal is nothing new. “John Travolta has been cheating on Kelly for years!” The National Enquirer is reporting that Travolta took part in “lewd sex acts with other men” for a “sex gay spa subculture.” Travolta and Preston have been married for 19 years now and this would be a huge shock for her if it turned out to be true. While it is the National Enquirer, they were the ones who broke the news story that Jamie Lynn Spears was pregnant and other hot celebrity stories. If it’s not true, I hope the Travolta’s sue the hell out of The National Enquirer.(Indyposted)

An American cartoonist’s rendition of the Mexican flag is causing controversy south of the border, where Mexicans say it’s offensive to taint their national symbol with images of drug violence. Political cartoonist Daryl Cagle’s drawing, which ran on the front page of several Mexican newspapers this week, shows what’s normally a regal-looking eagle at the center of Mexico’s flag riddled with bullets and bleeding. It’s a reference to the drug wars that have riled Mexico and left more than 28,000 people dead there in less than four years.(AOLNews)

(AP) Police in Bosnia say they believe they have located a young woman shown in a video throwing puppies into a river. Police in the central Bosnian town of Bugojno say they have found the girl they suspect is seen on the video killing six newborn puppies by throwing them into the river one by one. The disturbing video provoked worldwide outrage after being posted online earlier this week.  Police say they have located the girl, who is a juvenile, from leads given by animal protection groups in the country. The girl’s parents will soon be questioned, police said. Under recently adopted animal protection law, people can be fined up to 5,000 ($A7,030) for cruel treatment of animals.

A WHITE House correspondent tweeted today that he was having a heart attack – and continued to post updates even as medics attended to him. Tommy Christopher, who writes for mediate.com, posted the first message on Twitter overnight. “I gotta be me. Livetweeting my heart attack. Beat that!” he wrote. He followed with: “Paramedics think I will live. Gonna get a cardiac cat. Jeez, I’m old. This is depressing,” referencing a viral video where a cat gives a cardiac massage to another cat that has been hit by a car. Christopher continued to tweet about his condition for the next hour. “This is not like the movies. Most deadpan heart attack evar,” he wrote. “Still hurts even after the morphine.” Finally the reporter, whose condition was unknown, tweeted: “Ok, taking a break now.”(couriermail)

Craigslist appears to have surrendered in a legal fight over erotic ads posted on its website, shutting down its adult services section Saturday and replacing it with a black bar that simply says “censored.” The move comes just over a week after a group of state attorneys general said there weren’t enough protections against blocking potentially illegal ads promoting prostitution. It’s not clear if the closure is permanent, and it appears to only affect ads in the United States. The listings came under new scrutiny after the jailhouse suicide last month of a former medical student who was awaiting trial in the killing of a masseuse he met through Craigslist, a popular site that lets users post classified ads, often for free. Craigslist’s adult services section carried ads for everything from personal massages to a night’s companionship, which critics say veered into prostitution. Craigslist CEO Jim Buckmaster said in a May blog posting that the company’s ads were no worse than those published by the alternative newspaper chain Village Voice Media. He cited one explicit ad which included the phrase: “anything goes $90.” Craigslist has been caught for years in a murky legal fight that centers on how much responsibility the company bears for its ads, said Jonathan Zittrain, professor of law and computer science at Harvard University. Prosecutors can argue Craigslist is an “intermediary” to the crime of prostitution, Zittrain said, but such cases are hard to prove. He said prosecutors must essentially prove that Craigslist knew an ad was a solicitation for prostitution; ads on Craigslist are typically worded more vaguely. Nonetheless, to avoid a legal showdown, the company has tried to keep “inappropriate activity” off its site by screening ads. It’s unclear if Craigslist felt the attorneys general had a good argument, or if it simply got tired of spending time on the issue. But saying adult services were “censored” rather than just removing could be seen as a message to prosecutors, Zittrain said.(HuffPost)