Is it just me or is Network starting to look like more and more of a reverse documentary? Here's the latest step towards "hell yes." Newser reports that a Brazilian host of a popular crime show put out hits on people, so their bizarre murders would boost his ratings.
The show, Canal Livre, seemed to have an almost Clark Kent-ish ability to be the first on some very gruesome murder and crime scenes. Luckily, one of the show's plucky interns, Jimino Olseno, pointed this out to the local authorities who launched their investigation.
Poor Kevin Federline can't catch a break. His new rap single, PopoZao, is being trashed by music critics.
Entertainment Weekly said it was worse than expected and Billboard calls it "a monument to mediocrity." The
song has Brazilian stylings and, although it's three minutes long, K-Fed only raps for one minute, in which he explains
what 'PopoZao' means. He raps, "In Portuguese, it means bring your ass." Niiiice. The rest of the song is just
him whooping and grunting. You can see (and hear) K-Fed rockin' out to his new single 
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