New York Men Drop Their Drawers for Charity
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Want to see a middle-aged guy with a  receding hairline and a paunch take off his clothes?
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A hoard of false legs found stashed under the floorboards of a retired taxi driver's home is helping earthquake victims in Pakistan.
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QUEENSBURY, N.Y. - A New York City man has been arrested for the 100th time.  Officials with the Warren County Sheriff's Department in eastern New York said they found Anthony Love, 40, of Brooklyn with $1,300 worth of merchandise stolen from outlet stores in his car.
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During Father's Day weekend, Tekserve has teamed up with the Lower East  Side Ecology Center to offer free electronics recycling on Saturday and  Sunday from 10am-4pm and Monday from 4pm-7pm.
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By LUBNA TAKRURI WASHINGTON - A customer who believes he was mistreated by a dry cleaner has dropped the pants from his suit. Roy L. Pearson, who filed a $67 million lawsuit against the dry cleaning business that lost his pants, has lowered his demand.
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NEW YORK Men with sexual dysfunction have gotten help in the form of a pill. Now women with sexual dysfunction may get help in the form of a patch.
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Eighteen years ago, Douglas Lasdon filed suit against the city on behalf of homeless New Yorkers who lacked access to public bathrooms. The dream, of course, is now a reality.
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When Genesio Morlacci left &#36;2.3 million to a small college here, many people were astonished at the wealth amassed by a man who operated a dry-cleaning shop and later worked as a part-time janitor in retirement. But to those who knew Morlacci well, his bequest came as no surprise.
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Patients with heart disease are being offered a  treatment with a difference - vibrating trousers.
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For a lot of New Yorkers, the reopening of the Modern allows for a fond reunion with objects they love. They won't be disappointed.
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Ron Artest and the Sacramento Kings has had his share of trouble with the league, and the law, but has been turning things around. Monday heâll be participating in a charity event to help the needy of Queens, N.Y.
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By Karl Fischer, Contra Costa Times, Walnut Creek, Calif.  Jan. 31--RICHMOND -- They caught him with his pants down, so to speak.   Facing a handgun in an unfamiliar alley in Richmond, with no good excuse for being there, the man quickly handed over his wallet and keys.
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A pair of old jeans owned by actor Hugh Jackman have been sold at a fundraising auction for $22,476, more than double the amount paid for Nicole Kidman's denim duds.
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LOCAL SHOPS TAKE PART IN TV APPEAL ISLE of Man residents are being urged to dig out old clothes for Blue Peter and the British Red Cross.
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Organizations accepting donations for those affected by the earthquake and tsunami.
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Fashion Wire Daily - Fashion Wire Daily November 25, 2004 - LOS ANGELES - "I'm a recovering drug addict/alcoholic, and I could easily be down here or a lot worse," said Tom Arnold of The Best Damn Sports Show, Period, surveying the crowd of the hungry and homeless at the Los Angeles Mission on Wednesday. "It's good to be down here to help."
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One recent Saturday morning, I woke with one seemingly simple thing in mind: cleaning out and organizing the closets in my bedroom. If my closets were a database system, the contents would be stored as BLOBs (binary large objects) of varying sizes with no defining structure â just a dumping ground for stuff. As I began dragging things out of the closet, I found items as varied as a backpack, a pair of old ski gloves, about 10 square feet of foam padding, and pocket change in three different international currencies (anyone need Thai bahts?). Faced with a mound of the messy detritus of my own life, I did what most people would probably do: I went to the store to buy even more stuff to organize the stuff I already had.