• Judge Maryann Sumi strikes down Wisconsin's GOP-sponsored anti-union bill that would strip public workers of collective bargaining rights, a ruling that sends the case to the state Supreme Court. [LATimes]
• Bello Maasaba, an 87-year-old Nigerian Islamic faith healer has married 107 women and currently has 86 wives ranging from ages 19-64. He be a P-I-M-P. [KTLA]
• In what might be the most shocking news of the day, Amy Winehouse is actually still alive—I know, crazy, right?—and is back in rehab. [TMZ]
• Measure to ban circumcision on male minors could end up on the November ballot in Santa Monica. [KABC]
• Because murdering it as Don Draper just isn't enough, Jon Hamm will make his directorial debut for the season five premiere episode of "Mad Men". Can. Not. Wait. [HuffPo]

• File this under Ugh: Kristen Stewart joins cast of On the Road movie. [Deadline]
• Shepard Fairey's Houston Street billboard declared illegal, giving artist street cred for first time in years. [NYP]
• Across Houston, Pulino's gets rid of sidewalk tables. [Grieve]
• Restaurant named after dead dog-loving villainheiress Leona Helmsley. Only the little people will pay sales tax. [NYT]
• Prepare yourself for a summer of false alarms in Times Square. [1010]
• Nigeria's new president is named Goodluck Jonathan. [NYT]

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