Huffington Magazine #125: Our Weekly Roundup of the Best of HuffPost - Stevie Nicks

The Huffington Post Huffington Magazine #125: Our Weekly Roundup of the Best of HuffPost The best of HuffPost weekly. Here are the best, brightest, and most thought-provoking stories featured in Huffington, our weekly magazine app available for download on the iPad, iPhone and Android. THIS WEEK'S COVER STORY ENTERTAINMENT | How Stevie Nicks Created A Coven Of Gold Dust Women “My songs are just one continuation from beginning to end, from 1965 when I wrote my first song when I was 15,” Nicks said, “just kind of the same song, goes along and we twist it and scramble it and change it a little bit. I just tell a neverending story.” By Jessica Goodman VIDEOS HUFFPOST LIVE | Kristin Chenoweth Loves Her Gay Fans And Thinks Jesus Would Too VIRAL VIDEO | The Holderness Family Tackles Turkey Day With 'All About That Baste' Parody FEATURES BLACK VOICES | These 2 Men Ran From Atlanta To Ferguson In Memory Of Michael Brown BUSINESS | Marijuana Industry Sets Its Sights On The Mainstream WORLD | Meet The Young Revolutionary Taking Ukrainian Politics By Storm BLOGS BONO | Ebola is What Happens When Promises Are Broken SHARON GREENTHAL | What I Finally Figured Out After 25 Years Of Marriage OREN MILLER | I Am A Dad With Stage 4 Lung Cancer, And Here's What I Know Now DAVID WOOD | But What's the War Strategy? LIFESTYLE STYLE | How The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show Wings Are Actually Made ARTS & CULTURE | The World's Tallest Ballet Dancer Wasn't Going To Let Height Stop Him From Pursuing His Dreams WOMEN | Here's What Really Goes On At Planned Parenthood, Every Single Day Follow The Huffington Post on Facebook and Twitter Unsubscribe | Forward | Manage your notification preferences 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003

JUST IN: Darren Wilson Resigns From Ferguson Police Department

HUFFPOST ALERT Darren Wilson Resigns From Ferguson Police Department AP FERGUSON, Mo. (AP) — The white police officer who killed Michael Brown has resigned from the Ferguson Police Department, his attorney said Saturday, nearly four months after the fatal confrontation with the black 18-year-old that fueled protests in the St. Louis suburb and across the nation. Darren Wilson, 28, has been on administrative leave since the shooting on Aug. 9. His resignation was announced Saturday by one of his attorneys, Neil Bruntrager. The resignation is effective immediately, Bruntrager said. A grand jury spent more than three months reviewing evidence in the case before declining in November to issue any charges against Wilson. He told jurors that he feared for his life when Brown hit him and reached for his gun. The U.S. Justice Department is still conducting a civil rights investigation into the shooting and a separate probe of police department practices. The shooting struck up a national debate about race and police power. After the shooting, Wilson spent months in hiding and made no public statements. He broke his silence after the grand jury decision, telling ABC News that he could not have done anything differently in the encounter with Brown. Wilson said he has a clean conscience because "I know I did my job right." Brown's shooting was the first time he fired his gun on the job, he said. Asked whether the encounter would have unfolded the same way if Brown had been white, Wilson said yes. Wilson began his career in nearby Jennings before moving to the Ferguson job a few years ago. He had no previous complaints against him and a good career record, according to Police Chief Thomas Jackson, who called Wilson "an excellent police officer." A few months before the shooting, Wilson had received a commendation for detaining a suspect in a drug case. Read the whole story Follow HuffPost on Facebook and Twitter Know something we don't? Email us at breakingnews@huffingtonpost.com Unsubscribe | Forward | Manage your notification preferences 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003

Saturday's Morning (Funnies) Email: Toddlers Texting

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By Liat Kornowski & Kate Bratskeir

Saturday November 29th, 2014

Saturday Edition: The Funnies

Golden Retriever Scarfing Pasta Knows What's Good For Him
Carbs > everything else in the world.

Watch the pooch in action.

Comedian Impersonates Celebrities While Stuck In Traffic
And she's spot-on AWESOME.

You've got some fierce competition, Angelina Jolie.

If Toddlers Texted...
"In just a diaper eating cereal off the floor while mama pins to her dream house board."

Their opposable thumbs will be put to work soon enough.

11 Realizations That Will Make You Rethink Your Favorite Movies
The super-couple name for Katniss and Peeta from "The Hunger Games" would either be Katpee or Peeniss.

So good luck with that one.

A Glimpse Into What It's Like To Be Home With Newborn
"Aaaaand my window of opportunity to eat lunch in peace like a normal adult just flew out the window. She's awake. My God, does she have some sort of sixth sense?"

Oh, babies.


And one more thing...

You Don't Have To Eat Pumpkin Pie For An Entire Year

But ... Fruitcake Season Has Commenced

Illustration by Eva Hill

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