30-year-old woman was found dead in a parked car outside Paula Abdul’s home on Tuesday. A source close to Abdul tells X17online that Paula was at an American Idol meeting when the body was discovered.

Benjamin suffered a gunshot wound to the thigh in Tuesday's standoff in suburban El Monte but was expected to survive, said sheriff's Lt. Liam Gallagher. He would not say who shot the boy.Benitez was charged with murder and a California warrant was issued for his arrest in May 2005, the FBI Web site said. A federal warrant for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution was issued in March 2006. The FBI had offered a $20,000 reward for information leading to his arrest.
The FBI Web site said Benitez, who was featured on "America's Most Wanted" earlier this year, had been a child actor who used the name Mark Everett, one of several Benitez aliases listed in the sheriff's department statement.

Laura Zuniga was arrested with alleged gang members in a truck of guns and amo at a military checkpoint in Zapopan, near Guadalajara.
Laura was in one of two trucks. Another man arrested is her brother, an alleged drug trafficker.Reports AP: “Zuniga told police that she was planning on traveling to Bolivia and Colombia with the men to go shopping”.In July she became Miss Sinaloa, in October Miss Hispanoamerican Queen, in September third in Nuestra Belleza Mexico, and was scheduled to appear for Mexico in the 2009 Miss International contest.Mexican beauty queen arrested in a truck filled with weapons was dating a suspected leader in the powerful Juarez drug cartel, police said Wednesday.Zuniga won the Miss Sinaloa pageant this year. She placed third in the Miss Mexico contest, whose winner competes for the Miss Universe title, and was crowned Miss HispanoAmericana, beating out contestants across Latin America.She was expected to represent Mexico in an international contest in January.
Garcia's brother, Ricardo, was arrested in 2005 and police said he was responsible for 20 percent of Mexican narcotics sold on U.S. streets at the time. He reportedly earned nearly $1 billion a month smuggling Colombian cocaine and marijuana into the United states through corridors near Ciudad Juarez, which lies across the border from El Paso, Texas.The Juarez Cartel was considered the country's largest drug ring under the leadership of Amado Carrillo Fuentes, known as "Lord of the Skies" because the gang flew planes packed with cocaine directly into U.S. territory.
Carrillo died in 1997 from botched plastic surgery to alter his appearance and investigators say control of the cartel fell to his brother, Vicente.