Think Like a Man, a new film based on the book “Think Like a Man, Act Like a Woman,” written by Steve Harvey is coming to theatres Friday, April 20. Harvey, 55, wrote the widely popular book, which has spent 64 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list.

A landlord in Toledo, OH found a dead infant in a deep freezer Friday, April 13 as he was cleaning a residence.

A 26-year-old University of Florida student committed suicide by jumping from an upper level stairwell in Ben Hill Griffin Stadium Sunday evening.

A school bus driver from Merrill, Wis is under investigation for allegedly “sexting” an 11-year-old passenger.

A 21-year-old Gannon University student died from injuries sustained after falling from a fraternity house balcony.

Another plot twist has come into play in the George Zimmerman trial. Prosecutor Angela Corey does not “believe” the racial slur “f**king coons” was used by Zimmerman in a 911 audio.

George Zimmerman, a neighborhood watchman who shot and killed an unarmed 17-year-old Trayvon Martin, was recently charged with second-degree murder. He plead not guilty to the charges Thursday. New information into the background of Zimmerman has come to light. The Daily Caller has learned Zimmerman owned a Myspace account and his username was “datniggytb.”

Members of a Youngstown University chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. have been indicted Thursday on charges of hazing. Nine members allegedly beat two pledges in a hazing ritual that sent them to the hospital.

Alpha Epsilon Pi’s national office reached a unanimous vote Tuesday to shut down the Boston University chapter suspected of hazing five individuals. The chapter has not been affiliated the university since 1995.

Batavia high school baseball team is under investigation after a player was reportedly taped to a bench and sexually assaulted. The hazing incident, which occurred after practice during spring break, included players placing their genitalia around the 15-year-old victim’s face.

In a hazing incident that has garnered national attention, the Boston Police Department has charged 14 fraternity members with a total of 70 complaints involving five victims, according to a Boston Police Department report..