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'Idol' Winner Homeless?

Fantasia Barrino is living up to her name -- in her 'fantasy' world, money isn't necessary.

Fantasia Barrino, who faces the loss of her $1.3 million home in a debtor's auction set for today, Wednesday, Jan.7, is apparently ignoring the looming legal threat, officials told the New York Post.

The American Idol winner, who starred as herself in a Lifetime movie detailing her rags-to-riches story, owes a Florida credit company $65,000, money she borrowed in 2006 to pay back taxes she owed the IRS. The Post reports, the singer made a $10,000 payment in August 2007. But she never paid the rest, so the company won the right in court last month to auction off her house for the balance. Mecklenburg County sheriff's deputies, who are responsible for enforcing civil court orders, have tried at least a dozen times to reach Barrino at the home and by phone, said Sgt. J.W. England, a supervisor of civil judgments. Over the course of about a year, Barrino has never responded to court documents, and no lawyer ever appeared in court to represent her, said Larry Goldman, a Charlotte attorney representing the credit company, Broward Energy Management. "We try very hard and give the defendant every opportunity to pay. I certainly don't want anyone to lose their house," Goldman told the paper. "But as far as I'm concerned, we have a judgment." Barrino, 24, has made no payments and filed no documents since The Post reported a court-ordered lien on the property in Charlotte's upscale Piper Glen neighborhood last month.

Obama Immortalized in Marvel Comics

Barack Obama is officially the coolest president-to-be ever.

Obama collected Spider-Man comics as a child, so Marvel Comics wanted to give him a "shout-out back" by featuring him in a bonus story, said Joe Quesada, Marvel's editor-in-chief, reports the Associated Press.

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How great is that? The commander in chief to be is actually a nerd in chief," Quesada said. "It was really, really cool to see that we had a geek in the White House. We're all thrilled with that." Obama has been forever immortalized in a bonus story in Marvel Comic's “Amazing Spider-Man” #583, available in comic book shops nationwide on Jan. 14 for $3.99 and is expected to sell out, with half the covers devoted to Obama. The comic starts with Spider-Man's alter-ego Peter Parker taking photographs at the inauguration, before spotting two identical Obamas. Parker decides "the future president's gonna need Spider-Man," and springs into action, using basketball to determine the real Obama and punching out the impostor. Obama thanks him with a fist-bump. Marvel comics have featured most presidents, but generally in walk-on roles, Quesada said.