CPR Promotional Check-Up - Jul 23, 2013

There's a new ABC/Washington Post poll out on the GEORGE ZIMMERMAN-TRAYVON MARTIN case. When asked about approval for the "not guilty" verdict handed down to Zimemrman, those polled were split at 41-to-41-percent, with 86-percent of African-Americans disapproving. (Pacelli)

Sucking the life out of the wire services:

There's going to be a little bit of CORY MONTEITH from Disneyland to the Great White North. The late actor's cousin, RICHARD MONTEITH, tells RadarOnline.com his ashes will be spread across Los Angeles, Vancouver and Victoria --all cities that held a special significance for Cory. The "Glee" star was found dead in a hotel room on July 13th and passed away due to a deadly mix of alcohol and heroin. (Lee)

Meanwhile, several of CORY MONTEITH's "Glee" costars are taking time to pay tribute to Cory in their own ways.
Last Friday night, CHORD OVERSTREET, who played Finn's friend Sam, performed at The Roxy in Los Angeles, and did an original ballad which he said was about the loss of a dear friend, saying, "This is for you, Cory."

Chic Sh*t:

A new study says the average American bra size has grown exponentially over the last 40 years --from a size 34-B in 1983 to a whopping 34-Double-D (34-DD) today! The customer survey by national lingerie retailer Intimacy says the demand for larger sizes comes from better customer service and a heightened awareness about the importance of wearing a bra that fits your cup size. Racked.com says 20 years ago, the American bra market carried fewer than 20 sizes, so women with larger breasts were forced to pack 'em into smaller cup sizes. (Bartha)

Broadcast, cable and video news:

The NY Post says O-J SIMPSON could show up on CHARLIE SHEEN's show, "Anger Management," should the former football jock be let out early from his current stint in that Reno, NV, jail. The Juice's promoter tells the tabloid "O-J would play a thinly veiled version of himself --a famous con who's pissed off about being unjustly incarcerated."

Shopping around?

Are you looking for a perfect little place in the country? TIM McGRAW and FAITH HILL have a great deal for 'ya! RadarOnline.com reports the country power couple is selling their 753-acre farm in Franklin, Tennessee, that features four homes, a 12-stall barn and some serious history --a portion of the property was once owned by HANK WILLIAMS. The little place outside Music City will set you back a cool $20-million. (Lee)