Was it the food?  That's what Jacko blamed last week.I am, as always, in awe of the Sun's headline writers for coming up with this gem:Pop princess Brit is toxsick Britney Spears was reportedly carried out of the men’s bathroom of an LA hotel bar last Sunday night after she was discovered vomiting uncontrollably

Rumour has it that Michael Jackson ate something bad at the Prince of Brunei's 25th birthday party:Michael Jackson Ducks Early Out From Brunei PartyFrom the article:Michael Jackson had to duck out of a lavish party held by his pal the Prince of Brunei this weekend - despite apparently being paid £5 million to turn up

Best food safety headline of the week for sure (thanks Brae): Muse and My Chem Fans Respond to Shitty News Rationally, With Death Threats. This is the best one I've seen since the Buffalo News used Peanut Butter Lawsuits Spreading as a headline for an editorial in February.It appears that My Chemical Romance are over their Salmonella infection -- they play in Toronto tonight

According to FemaleFirst.co.uk, actor Johnny Depp has spoken out about his family's scare following his seven-year-old daughter, Lily-Rose's bout with E. coli two months ago.The story notes that Lily-Rose was rushed to a London hospital after contracting the E.coli bacteria, which caused her kidneys to shut down

According to WDBJ in Williamsburg, VA, Salmonella has been linked to an outbreak associated with the Green Leafe Cafe that caused the bands My Chemical Romance and Muse to cancel some shows during their current tour (see MCR's website here). I don't mind My Chemical Romance, have The Black Parade on my ipod, but I am not nearly as crazy about them as some of their fans: "Green Leafe Cafe owner Glenn Gormley confirmed receiving death threats from some My Chemical Romance fans

***New Food Safety Network Infosheet -- Concerts cancelled due to food poisoning***03.may.07Food Safety Networkfoodsafetyinfosheets.ksu.eduwww.foodsafety.ksu.eduThe newest food safety infosheet, a graphical one-page food safety-related story directed at food handlers, is now available at foodsafetyinfosheets

Here is a story from The Flat Hat, which is the newspaper for the College of William and Mary. It involves two popular bands falling ill with suspected norovirus:***MCR falls ill after concert***01.may.07The Flat Hat (Virginia)Brian Mahoneyhttp://www.flathatnews.com/news/933/mcr-falls-ill-after-concertLast weekend did not end romantically for rock band My Chemical Romance