A few past “Bachelor” and “Bachelorette” contestants put their hearts on the line again this weekend… all for a good cause. Dates with past players like Lindsay Yenter, Lesley Murphy and Roberto Martinez were auctioned off in support of Chris4Life Colon Cancer Foundation.
The fundraiser, chaired by Lisa Ling and husband and oncologist Dr. Paul Song, raised nearly $60,000 to help patients who are battling colon cancer.Journalist Lisa Ling, host of the OWN show “Our America,” is a new mom!
Ling welcomed a baby girl named Jett Ling Song on Saturday, her first child with her oncologist husband, Dr. Paul Song, OWN confirmed to E! News.
Laura Ling and Euna Lee's survival story is complete with a storybook ending, so will this tale be told on the big screen?
Time magazine's Mark Halperin tells "Extra" the Ling/Lee story is tailor-made for a film adaptation.
"This story has everything," Halperin says, adding, "First of all, a happy ending, but it's got big characters, drama, international intrigue and the biggest personality in the world -- Bill Clinton."

Laura Ling, sister of journalist Lisa Ling, and her friend Euna Lee have been sentenced to 12 years in a North Korea labor camp.
Ling and Lee were arrested near the North Korean border on March 17 and were charged with "hostile acts." On Sunday, it was announced that the women were sentenced to 12 years in labor camps "for the grave crime they committed against the Korean nation and their illegal border crossing." The specifics of the crime they committed have not been released.
U.S. State Department spokesman Ian Kelley said in a statement, "We are deeply concerned by the reported sentencing of the two American citizen journalists by North Korean authorities, and we are engaged through all possible channels to secure their release. We once again urge North Korea to grant the immediate release of the two American citizen journalists on humanitarian grounds."
The statement continues, "We aren't certain of the details of what happened on March 17, but we can say with absolute certainty that when the girls left U.S. soil, they never intended to set foot onto North Korean territory. If at any point a transgression occurred, we sincerely apologize on their behalf."
























