“Growing Pains” actor Andrew Koenig has been found in Vancouver. Sadly though, the outcome is not good. Police found a body in a park today, that they believe is Koenig’s.  CNN and TMZ are reporting the body is that of Koenig who went missing around Valentine’s Day.

Family members were concerned that Koenig would hurt himself. He reportedly sold all his belongings before he vanished.

Koenig starred as “Boner” in the ’80s sitcom “Growing Pains” but struggled to land other jobs after the show ended.

Andrew Koenig was just 41 years old.

Sad.

UPDATE: Koenig’s father, Walter, says Andrew took his own life. So far though, officials are not releasing the cause of death.

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- Lady Gaga, Interview in April 2010 Cosmopolitan magazine

Photo: Kenneth Willardt
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- Lady Gaga, Interview in April 2010 Cosmopolitan magazine

Photo: Kenneth Willardt
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Well isn’t this interesting. Monday, we told you about the white sorority that won the Sprite Step Off competition in Atlanta. Turns out, there was a “scoring discrepancy” that actually caused a tie, instead of an outright winner.

Here’s the scoop:

Five days after taking first place in the Sprite Step Off finals in Atlanta this past weekend, the women of Zeta Tau Alpha’s Epsilon Chapter from the University of Arkansas learned they would be sharing the spotlight.

Early today, Atlanta-based Coca-Cola Company which sponsors the college step dancing competition announced that due to a scoring discrepancy in the sorority results, the second place winners, the Tau Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha, Inc. from Indiana University, would be recognized as co-winners and awarded the same $100,000 prize as Zeta Tau Alpha.

The announcement comes after four days of blog posts and YouTube comments alternating between support for Zeta Tau Alpha’s win and those doubting the competition results. At the heart of the debate is race.

So, you be the judge. Here’s the Zeta Tau Alpha routine again.

And here’s the AKA’s routine. (Updated)

What’s your call? Who should have won?  Take our poll and drop a comment in the box.

Well isn’t this interesting. Monday, we told you about the white sorority that won the Sprite Step Off competition in Atlanta. Turns out, there was a “scoring discrepancy” that actually caused a tie, instead of an outright winner.

Here’s the scoop:

Five days after taking first place in the Sprite Step Off finals in Atlanta this past weekend, the women of Zeta Tau Alpha’s Epsilon Chapter from the University of Arkansas learned they would be sharing the spotlight.

Early today, Atlanta-based Coca-Cola Company which sponsors the college step dancing competition announced that due to a scoring discrepancy in the sorority results, the second place winners, the Tau Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha, Inc. from Indiana University, would be recognized as co-winners and awarded the same $100,000 prize as Zeta Tau Alpha.

The announcement comes after four days of blog posts and YouTube comments alternating between support for Zeta Tau Alpha’s win and those doubting the competition results. At the heart of the debate is race.

So, you be the judge. Here’s the Zeta Tau Alpha routine again.

And here’s the AKA’s routine. (Updated)

What’s your call? Who should have won?  Take our poll and drop a comment in the box.

First Vogue makes a site for curvy chicks… now they’ve launched one for Black girls – CocoPerez

Rudy Huxtable feels up her boobs – Yeah… She Said It

Gossip Girl shut down by the “N” word – Global Grind

Freddy Krueger is back to slice yo azz – Oh No They Didn’t!

“Pants On The Ground” takes over Vegas – TMZ

“Precious” gets an Oscar dress… hopefully, there will be shoes included – PopEater

Chris Brown thinks he’s Tiger Woods – Celebuzz

Two teachers are at the center of controversy at a Canadian high school after performing a lap dance during a pep rally.

Students watched and cheered as the male teacher performed a little diddy for the female teacher in the gym. The teachers have been suspended with pay while the school investigates the incident.

Well, times have surely changed. Then again, I went to Catholic school. The nuns weren’t having that.

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Two teachers are at the center of controversy at a Canadian high school after performing a lap dance during a pep rally.

Students watched and cheered as the male teacher performed a little diddy for the female teacher in the gym. The teachers have been suspended with pay while the school investigates the incident.

Well, times have surely changed. Then again, I went to Catholic school. The nuns weren’t having that.

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Kobe Bryant jumps over Aston Martins, so why not make a shoe for the rest of us who’ll never see an Aston Martin on our blocks?

Nike is releasing a limited edition “Kobe Bryant Aston Martin Edition Hyperdunks” shoe in honor of that viral commercial. The shoes have a chrome and metallic silver finish with red leather on the inside. The leather is meant to mimic the leather inside the car.

It’s rumored that only 500 pairs of these shoes will be sold. Ah, but here’s the catch. The shoes are $700. Yes, $700. Pick your mouth up. Anyway, the shoes ship in May and you can order yours here.

So, would you rock it?

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