Who would steal a Girl Scout's cookie dough?

A man in Tacoma, Wash., made off with $460, the proceeds from the sale of more than 100 boxes of the popular, iconic treats.



Beverly Reed, 16, was selling cookies outside a Safeway store when a man grabbed her money and ran.

"I think it's reached an all-time low in this case. It was approximately $400 but the reality is it's the principle of the matter," Detective Gretchen Aguirre of the Tacoma Police Department tells "Good Morning America."

The Food and Drug Administration yesterday issued a final rule intended to curb smoking and smokeless tobacco use among minors by restricting the sale, distribution and promotion of these products.

In addition to other restrictions, the new rule, which goes into effect June 22, prohibits the distribution of free samples of cigarettes or smokeless tobacco, and prohibits tobacco brand name sponsorship of any athletic, musical or other social or cultural events.

The FDA says it will work with states, territories and retailers to help them comply with the rule.

"Today, we're addressing a larger public health effort to prevent our children from becoming the next generation of Americans to die early from tobacco-related disease," says HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius. "This is a great step toward a healthier America."

FDA Commissioner Margaret A. Hamburg, M.D., concurs, noting, "Every day nearly 4,000 kids under 18 try their first cigarette and 1,000 kids under 18 become daily smokers." She adds, "Putting these restrictions in place is necessary to protect the health of those we care most about: our children."

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Can a two-year-old choose an NCAA bracket better than a seasoned sports reporter?

NBC Chicago sports reporter Paula Faris decided to challenge her daughter Caroline to a bracket throwndown.



Here's a sample of their intense selection strategy discussion:

Paula: "Georgetown or Iowa, honey?"

Caroline: "Daddy!"

In the Robert Morris-Villanova match-up, Paula picked Villanova, the two seed, and Caroline went with the underdog. Mom was right, but it looks like neither of them predicted that Ohio University would upset Georgetown.

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Sandra Bullock has moved out of the home she shares with husband Jesse James, allegedly because she found out he was cheating on her. Bullock has also pulled out of the London premiere of "The Blind Side," due to "unforeseen personal reasons."

Uh oh. That doesn't sound good.

While most Hollywood marriages seem to come stamped with expiration dates, something about Bullock and James' relationship seemed more solid, more "normal" than the typical Tinseltown union. Maybe because they seemed like such an unlikely pair.

Hollywood loves a good opposites-attract story and, obviously, so do we, the movie-ticket-buying public. So the union of a silver-screen sweetheart and a motorcycle-riding bad boy was incredibly intriguing, especially given their past relationships. Bullock had dated pretty-boy movie stars like Matthew McConaughey and Ryan Gosling, and James seemed to prefer heavily-tattooed porn stars like Jenna Jameson and Janine Lindemulder.

Ridiculously hilarious couple Amy Poehler and Will Arnett are going to be parents again.

Poehler confirmed to E! Online that she's expecting a sister or brother for the couple's first child, 16-month-old son Archie Arnett.

Her pregnancy isn't expected to interfere with her NBC show, "Parks and Recreation."

An NBC rep tells E!, "We'll continue production of season three as soon as production of season two concludes. And we'll be back next season with new episodes."

As for Will Arnett, the "Arrested Development" alum is slated to shoot the new Fox pilot, "Wilde Kingdom," which costars Keri Russell. We have no idea how Fox is getting away with riffing a name from the famed NBC show of the '60s, but we'll just wait and see.

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Ridiculously hilarious couple Amy Poehler and Will Arnett are going to be parents again.

Poehler confirmed to E! Online that she's expecting a sister or brother for the couple's first child, 16-month-old son Archie Arnett.

Her pregnancy isn't expected to interfere with her NBC show, "Parks and Recreation."

An NBC rep tells E!, "We'll continue production of season three as soon as production of season two concludes. And we'll be back next season with new episodes."

As for Will Arnett, the "Arrested Development" alum is slated to shoot the new Fox pilot, "Wilde Kingdom," which costars Keri Russell. We have no idea how Fox is getting away with riffing a name from the famed NBC show of the '60s, but we'll just wait and see.

In the meantime, here's a look back at a very-pregnant Poehler rapping with Sarah Palin on Saturday Night Live in 2008:




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The World Association of Girl Scouts and Girl Guides hosted a "no-adults-welcome panel" at the United Nations this week, where Planned Parenthood was allowed to distribute a sex guide during the annual UN Commission on the Status of Women.

The "Happy, Healthy and Hot" (PDF) brochure is geared towards young people living with HIV and encourages them to explore their sexuality: "Masturbation is a great way to find out more about your body and what you find sexually stimulating." The guide also encourages young people to "Talk about or act out your fantasies. Talk dirty to them."

The brochure says national laws requiring HIV-positive people to reveal their status to their partner(s) "violate the rights of people living with HIV" and calls for advocacy to "change laws that violate your rights," C-FAM reports.