Sticking with the St. Patrick’s Day theme – hot Irish musician Mairead Nesbitt … fear the spider bites! Yes, really …the solution to all your Sudoku problems … the rise of the undergroundtax dodgers, beware! … the most-pierced woman in the world … forget a compound, buy this to get away from the end of days … a doctor, oral, and a nose job … actress Natasha Richardson in critical condition after skiing accident … after the jump, Smush Parker talks smack about Kobe …

Which type of bracket guy are you? We’re probably in the “Whatever Guy” camp. (LoHud)

The Pole Dancing Championships exist, and a “paranormal investigator” is competing. (SI)

Thoughts on the end of the Seattle PI’s 150-year print era. (Reflections of Newsosaur)

No pressure or anything, Jamie Dixon. (Post-Gazette)

Dave Leitao is out as the UVa hoops coach … and here’s a job that VCU’s Anthony Grant may want to consider. (Fox Sports)

That Tiger Woods is a funny guy. (Dogs That Chase Cars)

And if he’s in a golf tournament that includes Natalie Gulbis, sure, we’ll link it. (Tavistock Cup)

The top 10 moments from Championship week. (Stat Boy Sports)

Jenna Jameson and Tito Ortiz had twins. (Us Weekly)

Saturday, the Tucson Citizen will publish its last issue. (E&P)

More on the sad state of the media. (Time)

Think of everything you detest about your job and boss, bottle it, and then read about what it’s like working for Lenny Dykstra. (GQ via Deadspin)

UFL grabs four announcers – all of them used to work at ESPN. (Cursed Cleveland)

Don’t believe all the publicist plant items in the gossip columns. (Sports by Brooks)

Actually, Purdue got the short shrift for losing three of four heading into the Big 10 tournament, and didn’t beat mighty Michigan State last weekend. (Indy Star, Chicago Tribune)

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