Taylor Swift, a self-admitted romantic, hopes she'll just bump into the future love of her life -- probably in the produce section. She told Jay Leno that it's hard to just meet someone by chance because she's usually hanging out backstage, but she does go to the grocery store a lot when she's home. --Tammy Ragusa

Carrie Underwood was wrapping things up in the studio when she decided to go rogue and give us a snippet of her yet-to-be released single, "Good Girl."

Taylor Swift's love life remains a topic of interest, and an appearance with Zac Efron on Ellen only amped things up -- at least as far as Ellen is concerned.

Could we hear a real duet from Taylor Swift and Zac Efron in the future? They sure sounded good when they performed their take on Foster the People's "Pumped Up Kicks" on Ellen.

Lawyers representing Sugarland have fired back in the lawsuit filed against them over the stage collapse in Indianapolis last summer. They are denying that the band should be held responsible for the wind-driven collapse, which killed seven people and injured more than 40. According to Indianapolis's WRTV, Sugarland's attorneys point out that they had no involvement in the construction of the stage since it wasn't erected for their sole use, and that it wasn't their responsibility to cancel the show for inclement weather. Their response also states, "Some or all of the plaintiffs failed to exercise due care for their own safety." --Tammy Ragusa

A female member of Georgia's House of Representatives is tired of men dictating women's rights to abortion and is striking back. Representative Yasmin Neal is planning to introduce a bill today that would stop men from getting vasectomies unless the procedure was needed to avert serious injury or death.

Neal said, "If we legislate women's bodies, it's only fair that we legislate men's. There are too many problems in the state. Why are you under the skirts of women? I'm sure there are other places to be."

Neal said that personally she has no objections to vasectomies, but is introducing the bill in response to one that would punish abortions performed after the 20th week of pregnancy with one-to-10 years in prison.

Source: CNN

According to a new study released yesterday, men and women have different symptoms during a heart attack.

The study was conducted by The Journal of the American Medical Association and is particularly noteworthy, since heart attacks are the number-one killer of woman because often the signs go unnoticed. The study of more than a million patients hospitalized after suffering heart attacks revealed that women were more likely than men to have a heart attack without experiencing the chest pain. The study also found that women have a higher mortality rate than men suffering heart attacks, and the margin is even greater for women under age 55 who didn't experience chest pain.

Source: CBS News