Convicted triple murder Joshua Komisarjevsky has broken his silence on death row and talked for the first time since he was sentenced in January for Connecticut’s most horrific home invasion.

In an interview with the Associated Press, the killer revealed that there isn’t anything he could say to Dr. William Petit that "will restore the lives lost."

Ryan Reynolds and his hot Gossip Girl Blake Lively are looking for a Safe House together.

The Hollywood couple, who both made it to the front of the line of the genetically blessed, are ready to move in together, according to reports.

Although they have only been together for six months, Us Weekly claims Hollywood’s It Couple has been “looking around different areas of Connecticut” for a love nest.

Three years after she was viciously mauled by a friend’s pet chimpanzee in a near-fatal attack that left her face hideously disfigured and took both her hands, Charla Nash is still learning to live with her extensive injuries. 

“I wouldn’t mind seeing what I look like,” 58-year-old Nash, who was left blind after the attack, told WABC news.

Entering the twilight years of her life, Mary Kantorowski believed that she would end her days in the same Cape Cod-style home in Fairfield, Connecticut, that she had raised her family in since 1953.

Unfortunately, her oldest son had other ideas - and when Mary should have been celebrating her 98th birthday, instead she was being kicked to the curb by Peter Kantorowski, who served her eviction papers on her special day, reported wtnh.com.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine star Avery Brooks was charged with driving under the influence, RadarOnline.com has learned, after the 63-year-old was arrested in Wilton, Connecticut Sunday night.

Brooks was pulled over after police said someone called to complain about his erratic driving, authorities said.

In addition to his stint on the 90s Star Trek spin-off (in which he played Capt. Benjamin Sisko), Brooks is also known for playing Hawk on the 80s action-adventure series Spenser: For Hire.

Avery is slated to appear in state court in Norwalk on February 9.

The courtroom ordeal for Dr. William Petit is not yet over, as the grieving widow once again faced one of the men who murdered his family.

Petit addressed the New Haven, Connecticut courtroom on Friday during the formal sentencing of convicted triple murderer Joshua Komisarjevsky, reported the Hartford Courant.

As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Jennifer Hawke-Petit, 48, and daughter Hayley, 17, and Michaela, 11, were tortured and murdered in 2007, and Dr. Petit brutally beaten, by Steven Hayes and Komisarjevsky, both of whom have been sentenced to death in Connecticut.

The woman who lost her three children and parents in a tragic Christmas fire that destroyed her house has tried to take her own life.

Madonna Badger was hospitalized last week after a family member told the NY Daily News the mother purposely injured herself in an effort to escape the pain of losing her family.

"She is okay... She is out [of the hospital] and somewhere safe. It’s just terrible, nobody could really hold up well under the circumstances," the relative said.

Badger's Connecticut home went up in flames on December 25 after yule log embers were placed unsafely in a bag in the back mud room, taking the lives of her seven-year-old twins Grace and Sarah Badger, Lily Badger, 10, and her parents Lomer and Pauline Johnson.
Badger and her boyfriend Michael Borcina were the only survivors.

A Florida man has been arrested and charged with a gruesome murder that reads like the script of slash horror movie.

Tyree Lincoln Smith, 35, who is suspected of hacking to death a Bridgeport, Connecticut man, and then eating his eye and part of his brain, was taken into custody on Tuesday by police in Lynn Haven, Florida, reported ABCNews.com.

The body of Angel Gonzalez was found on the third floor of an abandoned building in the New England town, and a medical examiner ruled the cause of death as blunt force trauma.

Everyone is feeling the pinch these days....

Now that he's not making the big bucks on Live, Regis Philbin is cutting back on his living costs, including selling his Connecticut home for half of what he originally asked for it, and RadarOnline.com has photos inside the beautiful mansion.

PHOTOS: Take A Peek Inside Regis Philbin’s Cut Price Connecticut Estate

Madonna Badger has been questioned extensively by police for the first time since losing her three daughters and her parents in a tragic Christmas fire.

The advertising executive was interviewed on Thursday night, Stamford police sergeant Paul Guzda confirmed although he would not reveal the nature of the conversations.

The inferno in Badger’s Connecticut home took the lives of her seven-year-old twins Grace and Sarah Badger, Lily Badger, 10, and her parents Lomer and Pauline Johnson.

As RadarOnline previous reported, Badger had to be physically restrained as she desperately tried to re-enter the house in the early hours of the fateful day in an effort to save her girls.

Her boyfriend Michael Borcina, who also survived the fire, had told officials that he put Yule log embers in a bag of discarded ash in an entryway which is thought to have been where the inferno started.

Assistant Fire Chief Peter Brown previously told RadarOnline that it is an ongoing investigation but that “the preliminary cause was accidental and that is the way it will be expected to stay.”

Borcina's constructin company was handling renovation work on Badger's recently purchased $1.7 million waterfront home.

Sgt. Guzda says police plan on interviewing Borcina soon too as officials want to find out if the large home had working smoke detectors.

The Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection has said that Borcina nor his company had the right paperwork to conduct construction work in the state but did not say if they were going to launch an investigation.

Police have been patient in speaking to Badger while she had some time to grieve and also attend the memorial services for her five family members.

During her eulogy last week she cried in front of the 700-strong congregation, “Why my children? Why my parents?”

She was comforted by Borcina and the children’s father Matthew Badger at the service.