Alonso tops first day of practice

Photos: Sorbian Easter in Germany

In Wittichenau near Bautzen, Germany. Sorbians, a Slavic minority in eastern Germany, celebrate Easter Sunday with processions of mounted riders dressed in 19th-century outfits who travel from village to village to sing and announce the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Bobby Brown arrested for driving under the influence

Bobby Brown was arrested in Los Angeles on Monday on suspicion of driving under the influence.

Bobby Brown arrested for driving under the influence

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Kourtney Kardashian, who’s expecting her second child (a girl!) with boyfriend Scott Disick in July, says she feels great – but has discovered a few new challenges her second time around.
“I feel really good … [though] this time I had a little more morning sickness,” she tells PEOPLE Monday at the New York City launch of the new Windows phone, the Nokia Lumia 900.
“I think it’s a little bit harder being pregnant when you have a toddler [son Mason, 2]. Last time I could nap more.”
As hectic as this pregnancy has been, Kardashian says it keeps her on the move.
“I’ve been active chasing after Mason,” the reality star, 32, says.

“We go on walks all the time. Pushing the stroller is like carrying all these weights, and then [there's] the extra weight on my stomach, so it’s good. It’s fun.”
Still, she says: “Last time I felt amazing the whole [pregnancy], and this time too. I feel really lucky.”
Kardashian’s also putting a lot of effort into choosing the perfect name for her daughter, but says she and Disick haven’t settled one yet.
“We always have our list that I keep in my phone,” she says. “I have my little list of names, and I cross it off one day and a new one comes. We definitely don’t have the name. We’re going back and forth.”
– Sara Hammel

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Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso steers through the hairpin to the crowd’s delight.
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Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso topped a pretty hairy second practice session Friday for Sunday’s 42nd Canadian Grand Prix.
Alonso navigated Circuit Gilles Villeneuve with a quick lap of 1:15.107 to edge defending world champion Sebastian Vettel by .369 seconds. Third-quick was Ferrari’s Felipe Massa, .494 seconds behind the pace-setting Alonso.
It was a messy session with car parts strewn about from a few mishaps. Beating their cars into various walls were Kamui Kobayashi of Sauber, Virgin’s Jerome D’Ambrosio and Force India’s Adrian Sutil. McLaren-Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton, winner here twice in the past three years, suffered a tire puncture, likely from running over debris from D’Ambrosio’s wreck.
One more F1 practice session is to come Saturday before afternoon qualifying for Sunday’s race.
Here’s the statistical rundown of today’s second practice.
• Sauber’s Sergio Pérez will not be racing this weekend. Victim of a hard crash last race in Monaco, from which he suffered a mild concussion, Pérez reported to his team that he felt ill after the morning practice. He’ll be replaced in the cockpit by Pedro de la Rosa.