Quick, Hillary Clinton and/or Rand Paul: You may wanna get Joe Jonas on your side. The singer was at a Los Angeles Kings game Monday night when a girl at Culver City High School named Mia asked him to endorse her for student body president. Jonas did so; Mia posted the video to her Instagram account; and then she was elected into office two days later! Watch the footage now: Joe Jonas Endorses High School President “Really excited the ad worked!” Jonas joked to TMZ afterward. “I’ve actually launched a political ad firm – but only for high school and college campaigns, and only while I’m at sporting events. We’re open for business!” Jonas is merely the latest star to help a student accomplish his or her high school dreams. A couple weeks ago, Bryan Cranston helped a young man land a prom date. See how that awesome feat went down here: Bryan Cranston Helps Teen With Prom-posal
A note found at the scene of Kurt Cobain’s death was made public by Seattle police today, revealing some unkind final words directed at the Nirvana frontman’s infamous wife, Courtney Love. 7 Iconic Photos of Kurt Cobain Open Slideshow 1. Kurt Cobain: Unplugged Kurt performing on MTV. Nirvana’s “Unplugged” show became one of the network’s highest-rated broadcasts. View As List 1. Kurt Cobain: Unplugged Kurt performing on MTV. Nirvana’s “Unplugged” show became one of the network’s highest-rated broadcasts. 2. Kurt Cobain Interview Photo Kurt on MTV in the 90s. The singer was rock’s biggest name for several years. 3. Kurt Cobain Daughter Photo Kurt with daughter Frances. The singer would take his own life just months after this photo was taken. 4. Kurt Cobain Rolling Stone Cobain on the cover of Rolling Stone following his death. The singer was just 27 years old. 5. Kurt Cobain Gun Photo Kurt posing with a gun. The singer later took his own life with a gunshot. 6. Kurt Cobain on MTV Kurt peforming during “Nirvana: Unplugged.” The recording went on to become a best-selling album. 7. Kurt Cobain “Dead” Photo Kurt plays dead in a Nirvana video. The singer would take his own life at age 27. Scribbled on stationery from the Phoenix Hotel in San Francisco, the note was disclosed by police following a recent re-opening of the investigation into Cobain’s 1994 suicide. Courtney likely wishes it had stayed hidden. “Do you Kurt Cobain take Courtney Michelle Love to be your lawfully shredded wife,” reads one scathing portion. “Even when she’s a b!tch with zits and siphoning all yr money for doping and whoring.” Not exactly a love poem, but many have pointed out that there is no way of determining when the note was written or if the heroin-addicted singer was in his right mind at the time. The note – which was found in a pocket of the pants Cobain was wearing at the time of his death – stands in sharp contrast to the letter Kurt left to be found at the scene. That note was released shortly after his body was discovered and describes Love as “a goddess of a wife who sweats with ambition and empathy.” Though conspiracy theorists have long been convinced that foul play was involved in Cobain’s untimely passing, the most recent investigation by Seattle police detectives uncovered no new findings and his death continues to be ruled a suicide. While this new letter is unlikely to alter those findings, it may impact the ongoing fight over Cobain’s substantial estate. Fans and friends paid public tribute to the late singer on the 20th anniversary of Cobain’s death earlier this month.
Image credit: Iconic Photos Only a few weeks ago we saw conservative environmentalists evoking the ghost of Ronald Reagan to make the case for strong action on climate change . Now climate skeptics are getting in on the act, co-opting Reagan’s ally Margaret Thatcher as a key voice of climate skepticism. The trouble is, Thatcher’s legacy on climate change is muddled to say the least…. Read the full story on TreeHugger
