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Ali Landry, whose first claim to fame was a 1998 Super Bowl Doritos commercial, listed her 4-bed home for $1.925 million. Landry bought the home in the Los Angeles area in 2004. She's married to director and producer Alejandro Monteverde, and they have two children. Built in 1927, the 3,700-sq. ft. home has Spanish detailing including tiles, stained glass windows, and an "authentic Mexican patio with fountain."    

Happy couple talks about the romantic and creative marriage proposal.    

Wave of attacks hits Shiite and Sunni areas of Iraq, killing at least 86    

What is the next step for the Tea Party groups who feel they were unfairly scrutinized by the Internal Revenue Service? For many of them, it's to go forward with litigation and to sue the IRS.    

What do we eat? New food map will tell us what we buy at stores and what we consume    

People magazine's Peter Castro discusses stories that have made headlines in Hollywood.    

Some parents say they feel pressure to provide extraordinary cakes for their children.    

Last week might have seemed for the Internal Revenue Service, but this one isn't looking much better, with another congressional hearing scheduled to probe the agency's targeting of tea party groups. Here are three names you're likely to hear more about this week.    

It's graduation season. Did your teenager have to take a financial literacy course to don that cap and gown? Probably not. According to the Council for Economic Education, as of 2011, 22 states required high school students to take an economics class --the "supply and demand" type, not the "how to balance your checkbook type." Only 14 states offered personal finance as a high school class, either on its own or as part of the econ curriculum.    

O.J. Simpson is already making plans for a new life as he waits to find out about a new trial.    

The convicted killer will take the stand for jurors before they decide her sentence.    

Man breaks world record by riding Ferris wheel at Chicago's Navy Pier for more than 48 hours    

A police officer made a split-second decision when a man held Andrea Rebello hostage.    

The search is on for the lucky person who purchased the winning ticket.    

White House says it had nothing to do with the IRS targeting of conservatives.    

ABC News' Ginger Zee joins a storm chaser during a large breakout of storms.    

'Trek' sequel does $70.6M, but falls short of studio hopes; 'Iron Man 3' tops $1B worldwide    

Man falls from Broadway theater window, lands on marquee at 'The Nance' starring Nathan Lane    

As bomb shelters sales have increased amid fears of economic and security uncertainties, outfitters have begun building custom suites underground featuring all the trappings of mansion life: swimming pools, home theaters, basketball courts, and even airplane hangars.    

Morning Business Memo… Yahoo is spending $1.1 billion to buy the six-year-old blogging site Tumblr. The acquisition is the biggest yet for Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer, and is part of her continuing push to give Yahoo credibility with a younger crowd, and make it a...