LeToya Luckett – Think you can name the founding members of Destiny's Child? Beyonce Knowles, Kelly Rowland, LaTavia Roberson and LeToya Luckett. Michelle Williams and Farrah Franklin didn't come into the fold until 2000, when Beyonce's daddy subbed them into the "Say My Name" video shoot without LaTavia or LeToya. And now they're on their own, LeToya having become a successful solo artist with a couple No. 1 albums on the R&B/Hip-Hop charts. Luckett is hitting headlines today as her camp swamps the net with a guerilla marketing campaign to ready us for the music video for "Regret" featuring Ludacris.

Mattie Stepanek – Mattie Stepanek accomplished more in his 13 years of life than most accomplish in 80 years. The young scholar and peace advocate saw 6 of his books of poetry and one book of essays reach the New York Times bestsellers list. He became the Muscular Dystrophy Association's Goodwill Ambassador in 2002, and a year later popular country singer Billy Gilman released an album based on Stepanek's poetry that shot to the top of the charts. Stepanek died of complications stemming from a rare form of muscular dystrophy in 2004, and tomorrow 'Messenger: The Legacy of Mattie J.T. Stepanek and Heartsongs' will be released. Written by his mother Jeni and with a forward by Maya Angelou, the book chronicles the short life but long list of accomplishments undertaken by "the most extraordinary person" former President Jimmy Carter has ever known.

Leo Frank – A recent CNN article claims the Leo Frank case touched upon every hot-button issue of the early 20^th century: "North vs. South, black vs. white, Jew vs. Christian, industrial vs. agrarian." Perhaps that's why the controversial case just won't get buried by history. Tonight PBS will air 'The People v. Leo Frank,' a new documentary examining the 1915 mob lynching of Frank after a girl was found dead in his pencil factory.



Twilight Barbie – Simply put, 'Twilight' and Mattel is a match made in heaven. Little girls love Robert Pattinson. Little girls love Barbies. This could be the most financially successful collaboration since James Taco and Michael Bell established their first retaurant in 1914. OK, that didn't happen. In any case, order your 'Twilight' Barbie now before they sell out.