Extra Scoop: Sorry Justin Bieber, Kim Kardashian is Bing's Most-Searched

November 28, 2012 Extra Scoop

Sorry Justin Bieber, Kim Kardashian is Bing's Most-Searched:

Kim Kardashian topped the 2012 list of the most searched person on Bing, the company said on Tuesday, with teen pop star Justin Bieber coming in second. Read more on Reuters.

Keep reading for more juicy gossip.
Kate Middleton Shows Off New Bangs

Prince William and Kate Middleton -- along with the latter's all-new bangs -- paid an official visit to Cambridge on Wednesday, being greeted upon their arrival (via train) by hundreds of local well-wishers. Read more on Eonline.com.
Beyonce Sells Personal Documentary to HBO:

Singer Beyoncé is ready for her close-up -- again. The singer will be the subject of an HBO special, to debut in February 2013. Read more on: MTV.
Obama to Meet with Romney at White House:

President Barack Obama and former rival Mitt Romney will meet Thursday for their first get-together since the November 6 election, according to a statement from White House Press Secretary Jay Carney. Read more on: CNN.
Rainn Wilson, Craig Robinson Spoof Angus T. Jones 'Filth' Video:

After "Two And a Half Men's" Angus T. Jones called the show "filth" and urged viewers to stop watching, "The Office" stars Rainn Wilson and Craig Robinson have made their own spoof on the religion-tinged video. Read more on: Rolling Stone.

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