The chief of staff of former President Bill Clinton when he was governor of Arkansas was charged on Wednesday with smuggling tattoo needles into the death row unit of the state prison. Betsey Wright, a death penalty opponent, reportedly plans to surrender to authorities next week.

According to a police report posted online by the Arkansas Times, Wright tried to bring in contraband into the maximum security unit during a May 22 visit. The items were an ink pen with tweezers and a needle, a knife, a boxcutter and 48 tattoo needles hidden in a Nachos Cheese Doritos bag. She is charged with a total of 51 felonies.

Britain's Earl of Sandwich loves eating mackerel and pickled onion sandwiches. Lord John Edward Hollister Montagu - who is the 11th Earl, and a direct descendent of the first Earl who invented the famous bread snack - enjoys nothing more than settling down with the fishy, pickled bite.

After sampling the delicacy - which is made using tinned mackerel in a rich tomato sauce - he admitted: "I was sure I'd get on with this. I understand what the inventor was getting at. It wouldn't be for everyone and has a strong flavor, but I like it."

Employees putting bad cheese and salami on a sandwich was not funny for a pizza store about to deliver that food to a customer even if it was a prank shown on YouTube.

The Domino's Pizza branch in Conover, North Carolina has not only fired two employees responsible for the damaging two-and-half minute video but has filed a criminal complaint against the pranksters, who have been ordered arrested by a court.

If you're still considering what to get your co-workers this holiday season, career counseling expert Leslie Juvin Tennant compiled her top ten list of what *not* to buy your beleaguered colleagues - since the last thing you want to do on New Year's eve is find a new job!

10. Office supplies - It is not original to give office supplies to your co-workers or employees. If they wanted office supplies, they'd go to the supply room and have their pick. Unless you're planning to buy your favorite colleague a Mont Blanc pen, forget about office supplies. They're boring and not in any way personal enough to say you care.

Two mothers were embroiled in a scuffle at a birthday party held at a Chuck E. Cheese, when the birthday son accused another boy of "hogging" an arcade game.

Police reports stated that the sons of Catherine Aliaga, 38, and Tarsha Williams, 33, were fighting over a basketball arcade game at the children's restaurant.