Pig Murder? Okay. Show of hands. How many of you were offended when Survivor II castmate, Michael Skupin, offed a pig? When the pig ran through the Kucha tribe's camp, Michael went after him. He stabbed the pig, skinned him and then smeared the blood on his cheeks. Kimmi - the New York bartender who unwillingly left the island during Thursday February 22's episode - clearly showed her disgust over the slaying. She's not the only one. Animal rights activists are outraged. The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) complained to the Queensland, Australia government. Now the "murder" is under investigation. Australian officials will review the February 15 episode to determine if animal cruelty laws were violated. You remember the original Survivor was in a similar situation when the tribes ate rats. Of course, nobody smeared rat blood on their face.
20 Days, $25 Million How would you like to make $1.25 million a day? Rumor has it, that's just what Harrison Ford's pulling in for K-19: The Widowmaker. In an eight-hour work day, that's $156,250 an hour. About $2,600 per minute. $43 per second. If Harrison's pay stub holds, that puts him over Marlon Brando. Marlon earned $3 million for just four days of shooting in 1978's Superman. Harrison says, "The cash didn't tempt me." It didn't hurt either. Perhaps he's stocking up in case he and his wife of 17 years actually do get that divorce. For all you fans of Indiana Jones, you might see your favorite adventurer starring in a fourth sequel. Harrison could be pulling in $40 million for that flick.
