Juliana Farrait-Rodriguez, the 70-year-old ex-wife of Frank Lucas—Denzel Washington's character in American Gangster—was arrested in Puerto Rico while trying sell two kilos of coke. Good for her, getting out and traveling like that, at her age. [NYDN]

Via a tipster: "Sometimes you're at a spring fair for pre-kindergarten kids at the Episcopal School on the UES and Nina Garcia is handing out popcorn....ya know, like today." See someone? Email us here or post it to #stalker.

Facebook's privacy policy says they can provide "any of the non-personally identifiable attributes we have collected" to advertisers. But a new report shows that they actually sent data that can easily be tied to your name.

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A rat ran across the stage as Obama spoke about the financial reform bill that was just passed by congress. The rat has signed a two-book, five-figure deal with Farrar, Straus and Giroux to write about its time with Obama.

Kentucky Republican Rand Paul is in the news! The newly-anointed Republican candidate for U.S. Senate told Rachel Maddow last night that he supported a business' right to exclude blacks. Everyone got very excited by this. Who is this man?

Richard Pryor probably knows more about being married than you do. Probably.

The mysterious white powder that shut down the Liberty Bell Center in Philadelphia was flour.

Earlier this month, customs officials at JFK arrested Robert Lopera when he arrived from Colombia on an Avianca flight with an enormous load of candies and nuts. Inside the treats were another sort of delicacy: Cocaine. A lot of cocaine.

So many finales. So little time. I can't express all the stuff I'll be watching in under 40 words, so let me just say this: Whether it's in the live blog or the #tvparty, people will be around to talk.

[Richard Gere is the one thing not like the others sitting with a bunch of monks listening to the Dalai Lama speak at Radio City Music Hall this afternoon. Image via Getty]

Amid criticism from advocates for the poor, Apple reversed a policy that saw a disabled woman turned away from an Apple Store while trying to buy an iPad with cash. Apple just never imagined this situation. Cash? Really?

Seasons come and go, and just like that, this one is over. All of the shows in the Thursday Night Comedy Lineup are on their season finale's but good news, they will be back next season with all new shows!

Having survived his stroke, Bret Michaels returned to the hospital this week after complaining of numbness on the left side of his body. Tests showed Michaels has a small hole in his heart." It's treatable; he should be fine. [TMZ]

The Glee porn parody we didn't ask for is as bad as we imagined. [Fleshbot/NSFW]

BP's oil isn't leaking "four or fives times" faster than everyone thought—at a rate of 4 million gallons per day, it's twenty times worse than BP thought. And the chemical they're using to "disperse" it is toxic, too.

The two men, convicted of "unnatural acts and gross indecency," have been given the maximum sentence permitted by law: 14 years of hard labor in prison. The judge said of his ruling, "Let posterity judge this judgment." It will. [NYT]

Twitter CEO Evan Williams is quietly attending the annual "CEO Summit" at Microsoft headquarters in Redmond, Washington, TechFlash reports, even though his second in command is busy at conferences too. We'd suggest sale negotiations, except that "Windows Live Twitter" sounds so very implausible and wrong.

Today our very own urban culturalist Brian Moylan laid out some ground rules for summertime New York tourists. They were harsh, but fair. But one poor commenter about to visit the city got scared and needs more advice. Help them!

CBS has released a sneak peek at Fall's twitter-turned-TV show, $#*! My Dad Says. Let's be honest, no one will remember the order of the characters in $#*! My Dad Says. It will be probably be referred to as "shit."