Now that on Friday as the three woman of the Russian punk band, Pussy Riots accepted their two year sentencing with crossed arms and a hint of a smile on their faces were sentenced to two years of prison for hooliganism. OK, so what exactly is 'hooliganism'?
On Thursday Hustler Inc. lost its appeal to Ohio news anchor Catherine Bosley for publishing pictures of her in a wet t-shirt contest without her permission as ruled by the Federal appeals court. A panel of three judges ruled that Hustler was not protected by the First Amendment for publishing the pictures of Bosley.
He avoids the State Fair bumper cars, speaks to smaller groups, and makes fewer promises than he did in 2008.
On Friday, three members of a Russian punk rock band called Pussy Riots were sentence to two years of prison for protesting against Russia’s president Vladimir Putin in Cathedral last February. Judge Marina Syrova said that the band members had "crudely undermined social order," and thus convicted under hooligan charges.
