The Worst Person in the World

Well I'm guessing Olbermann may have already beat me to it.

Oakland attorney John Burris was a part of the "dream team" defense that earned O.J. Simpson an acquittal in 1995 in the lurid double-murder trial that captivated the nation. So when he heard that Simpson had written a book called, "If I Did It,'' Burris' response was simple and direct.

"Has O.J. lost his mind? I can't imagine anything more ridiculous.''

That seems to be the consensus. It could be said that the national reaction was split 50-50. Half the country thought it was the dumbest idea they'd ever heard, and the other half thought Simpson was out of his mind.

Oh, and that's not to mention the two one-hour television interviews with Simpson to be conducted on Fox television by Judith Regan, the book's publisher, on Nov. 27 and 29. Regan's company, ReganBooks, is a subsidiary of News Corp., which also owns Fox.

http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2006/11/16/MNGMFMDVG81.DTL

Oh who really cares, Tom Cruise is getting married.
Now that's real news.