WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. homelessness fell 1 percent nationwide from 2009 to 2011 despite the sluggish economy but the figure threatens to rise as the federal government cuts spending, according to a study released on Wednesday. The number of homeless people in the United States fell to 636,017 last year from 643,067 in 2009, the Inhabitant Alliance to End Homelessness said in its crash. The decline was likely due to the .5 billion in federal spending aimed at preventing homelessness, said the Alliance, which groups public, private and non-profit organizations. …
Minutes after Brooke Mueller allegedly assaulted someone Friday night, she sashayed her ass into an Aspen nightclub like nothing just happened — and TMZ has the hilarious wellbeing cam footage.
TMZ ruined the tale … Brooke was arrested Friday night outside Aspen’s Escobar nightclub on suspicion of felony cocaine possession. She was also booked for third degree assault after allegedly attacking someone at a different nightclub nearby.
But right before all that happened, Brooke DANCED HER FACE OFF.
There’s no sound — but you can really make out Brooke doing her thing … twirling around, drink in hand, bumping into other dancers. Moments later, cops show up and drag her outside.
You gotta watch the clip. Brooke is currently free on ,000 bond.
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Brooke Mueller — Getting DOWN Before Drug Arrest [VIDEO]
Lindsay Lohan will be turning herself in to jail any day now … so she loved one of her last night’s on the outside by hitting up the well loved Venice sushi joint Wabi-Sabi.
In reality … Lindsay doubtless won’t be locked up long enough to even miss one meal.
AP – Fewer U.S. adults are smoking and those who do light up are smoking fewer cigarettes each day, but the trend is weaker than the government had hoped. Yahoo! News: Health News
AP – A new government crash shows fewer U.S. adults are smoking, and those who light up are smoking fewer cigarettes daily. But the trend is weaker than the government had hoped. Yahoo! News: Health News
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. homelessness fell 1 percent nationwide from 2009 to 2011 despite the sluggish economy but the figure threatens to rise as the federal government cuts spending, according to a study released on Wednesday. The number of homeless people in the United States fell to 636,017 last year from 643,067 in 2009, the Inhabitant Alliance to End Homelessness said in its crash. The decline was likely due to the .5 billion in federal spending aimed at preventing homelessness, said the Alliance, which groups public, private and non-profit organizations. …
