Johnson & Johnson recalls 3 million bottles of medicines, including Tylenol, Benadryl, and Motrin, because of odors traced to a chemical in pallets used to transport and store the medicines. (Reuters)
A painting in a Johannesburg shopping centre depicting an autopsy on the corpse of Nelson Mandela surrounded by nosy world leaders attracts controversy as the topic of Mandela's eventual death is taboo in South Africa. (BBC)
The American-born Australian actor is being called a "potential suspect" in a domestic violence investigation. (MSNBC)(IMDB)
An audio tape reportedly containing the voice of the actor surfaces online, with the actor allegedly making bigoted remarks against Latinos. (New York Daily News)
The actor is reportedly dropped by his talent agency. (Reuters)
Science
American researchers discover that some fruits and vegetables grown today have less nutritional value than those grown in the 1950s. (MSNBC)
Sport
19-year-old French sprinter Christophe Lemaitre sets a national record of 9.98 seconds and becomes the first genetic European to run 100 metres in less than 10 seconds. (France24)