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Noel Gallagher, Russell Brand Called President Barack Obama To Quiz Him About Soccer

Noel Gallagher and Russell Brand phoned U.S. President Barack Obama to quiz him about soccer. The pair made a call to the American leader during their radio show on British station talkSPORT, which aired Sunday night, to discover if Obama's confession he is a fan of English Premier League team West Ham United is true.

Russell - who supports the East London club - phoned the White House, and when he didn't get through left a voicemail message.

Polish Prime Minister Skips Parliamentary Vote To Play Football

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk was caught by TV cameras playing truant instead of being in parliament.

Rather than attending parliament where votes of major issues were scheduled, Tusk together with other Polish leaders, played football Thursday. With him were Interior Minister Grzegorz Schelyna and the head of the prime minister's chancellery Tomasz Arabski.

Thirteen-Year-Old Becomes Youngest Recipient Of Smallest Ever Heart Pump

St. Paul's Hospital in Vancouver had a medical milestone last weekend: 13-year-old Sikander Sakota surviving a potentially fatal heart disease, when he became the youngest patient in the world to receive the world's smallest heart pump.

Sahota started feeling ill last Saturday and was diagnosed with viral myocarditis, an infection that destroys heart muscle. A heart pump was inserted into his groin and threaded into his heart. From there, the pump began helping his heart push blood.

Singer Robbie Williams Claims He Was Visited By An Alien
Singer Robbie Williams Claims He Was Visited By An Alien

Robbie Williams says he was visited by an alien just after he'd written a song about extraterrestrial beings.

The "Angels" singer - who is fascinated by intergalactic beings and goes on UFO spotting camping trips - claims a strange light flew into the Los Angeles recording studio where he was working and then went back out again as he looked on in amazement.

Kickball Grows In Seattle As New Teams Play This Summer

This summer, adult amateur kickball leagues are being founded around Seattle at a surprising rate. Thanks to the efforts of the Underdog Sports League, kickball teams have grown from 70 teams in 2005 to 200 this year.

Let's face it: the Supersonics are gone, the Mariners are horrible and the Seahawks won't be starting until the kids are back in school. At this point... Seattle sports fans just want to kick something.