What will your final wish be before you leave this earth?  For one Louisiana man who goes by the name of Leon Wesley A.K.A "Bin Laden"...Yep you heard it correctly!

According to WLBT.com, the Junior Mart in Maringouin sees a steady line of customers everyday.

"We sell a lot of beer in this town. It's amazing," said one of the clerks at the store. Workers say a lot of those who come in reach for one of the brown bottles, in the beer case. "He would come into the store, buy his beer and cigarettes and that's it." The store was pretty much a daily stop for one man in particular.

"Bin Laden," the clerk said. "I know I've heard they call him that."

CAMDEN, NJ — New Jersey's child-welfare agency, long under federal oversight for high-profile lapses, said it will review its role in the case of a mother who decapitated her 2-year-old son and killed herself just five months after regaining custody of the child.

The Department of Children and Families said Wednesday night it had been working with members of Chevonne Thomas' family to support the woman and her son, who were reunited under a court order in April. Police on Wednesday found the decapitated body of 2-year-old Zahree Thomas on the first floor of the Camden rowhouse he shared with his mother. Chevonne Thomas fatally stabbed herself in the neck after calling 911 to report her son's slaying, authorities said.

The agency said in a statement that its staff had visited the family regularly and was providing "extensive" support and counseling services, including substance abuse testing and treatment. Thomas lost custody of Zahree after being charged in 2010 with child endangerment.

In that case, Thomas admitted to police that she had smoked marijuana laced with the hallucinogenic drug PCP, blacking out in a park and leaving her son unattended in a car. The charge was ultimately dropped due to a problem with a witness, according to Jason Laughlin, spokesman for the Camden County prosecutor's office.

Laker fans stand up! 

Dwight Howard is signed to the Lakers, multiple sources told ESPN on Thursday night.

A source with direct knowledge of the talks told ESPN.com's Marc Stein the Lakers will receive Howard, the Denver Nuggets will acquire Andre Iguodala, the 76ers will receive Andrew Bynum and Jason Richardson, and the Magic will get Arron Afflalo, Al Harrington, Nikola Vucevic and one protected future first-round pick from each of the three teams.

The Lakers also will acquire Earl Clark and Chris Duhon, a source told ESPN The Magazine's Chris Broussard. Draft picks the Magic will receive are Nuggets (2014), 76ers (2015) and Lakers (2017).

Gabby is USA's Golden Girl and regardless the fact is, she's GIFTED with much talent!!!  Plus she's got the GOLD!!!  Get em' Gabby....

LONDON -- If gymnast Olga Korbut were competing on the present-day world stage, no doubt there would be fierce debate on such pressing issues like hairstyle and makeup choices.

You can just imagine this on Twitter: Aren't Korbut's pigtails untidy?

Maybe the hashtags should be #frivilousitems and #lameconcerns.

Could you be a risk for lead poisoning from your handbag or wallet?

Women wear and touch them daily: shoes, purses and wallets. But do we know what's lurking in the accessories we love?

Oakland's Center for Environmental Health tested hundreds of handbags and wallets from popular Bay Area stores and found lead in purses and wallets sold at one out of four retail stores it visited, ranging from discount retailers to high end department stores.

The consumer group said it tested 300 purses and wallets. CEH found lead in 43 of the products. While there is no federal standard for how much lead is allowed in these items, hundreds of retailers pledged to limit lead to 300ppm in their products in a 2010 legal agreement with CEH. However, the report found many of them were violating their own standards.