Molly Sims & some other Beach Bodies

Chicken & Gravy

The Tongue & Snooki

Rush In Hawaii

AT&T & Tiger

Elsie Egan of Florida is facing a felony domestic abuse charge for allegedly striking her boyfriend several times in the head with a raw steak. The boyfriend told police that Egan, his live-in girlfriend of 16 years, struck him “on top of his head with an uncooked steak” after they quarreled about bread.

Authorities said a Mississippi man apparently thought he was at his girlfriend’s place when he wandered into another couple’s home and fell asleep on their couch. The couple found the stranger snoozing on their couch and cuddling a teddy bear late Saturday. The couple told the 34-year-old man to leave and he drove off, mowing down some mailboxes along the way. Police caught up to him and took him to jail.

A woman has been charged with public intoxication after police said she passed out on a horse she rode in the Shelbyville, Tennessee, Christmas parade. The 46-year-old woman was found slumped over on her horse outside a motel. Officers said they had to catch her twice to keep her from falling.

Many cities and towns in the United States drop objects on New Year’s Eve. The most famous of these is the Times Square Ball dropped each December 31 in Times Square. Some of the more interesting dropped objects on New Year’s Eve:

• Brooksville, Florida – a tangerine
• Atlanta, Georgia – an 8′ tall and 8′ wide, over 800-pound peach
• Tallapoosa, Georgia – an opossum
• Ty Ty, Georgia – a peanut
• Kokomo, Indiana – aluminum 70-Pound Ball with 34,000 lights
• Terre Haute, Indiana – watermelon
• Eastport, Maine – a sardine
• Havre de Grace, Maryland – a wooden duck
• Brasstown, North Carolina – a live opossum in a cage
• Black Creek, North Carolina – a large red heart
• Mount Olive, North Carolina – a pickle
• Raleigh, North Carolina – a 900-pound brass acorn
• Elmore, Ohio – a sausage
• Port Clinton, Ohio – a walleye fish, named “Captain Wylie Walleye”
• Falmouth, Pennsylvania – a stuffed goat
• Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania – a giant M&M
• Red Lion, Pennsylvania – a wooden cigar held by a lion
• Fredericksburg, Virginia – an illuminated pear
• Plymouth, Wisconsin – a big cheese