have been arrested, the other three are seemingly being protected by the town law enforcement.

A grouping of 'anonymous' has compiled the enormous chunks of evidence, including a video confession and mocking of the victim by one of the attackers, hacked into the school website and the webmaster's email where they found nude photographs of possible child pornography. One photograph strongly resembles a girl who had been raped under similar circumstances out in Louisville. Apparently various findings in the webmasters email, who is a football booster fan (basically someone who donates large sums to the football team), suggest that he may be sending out the self-proclaimed 'rape crew' football members to different parties so they can later send him pictures of the girls they victimize.

On one hand I reallyOrange is the New Black actress Danielle Brooks has never been quiet about the struggles she faces as a plus-size woman in Hollywood. In April, she spoke out about the difficulty she has trying to find a decent dress in her size. In September, she talked about the pressure she faces as a black, curvy woman.

Now, she's written an essay for Refinery29 that calls on magazines, designers and retailers to step it up and start considering and including plus-size women.

The essay begins with Brooks receiving a fashion magazine with Michelle Obama on the cover. Like all of us would be, she's thrilled, but as she flips through its pages, she notices that very, very few women look like her.

"In the entire 330-page issue, there are only two women