Can Tim Russert really hate the lovable lug of nightly news? Cause I can't.
After 30 years, citizens in our nation's 'murder capital' once again have the right of self-defense.
Europe is unilaterally cutting greenhouse gas emissions in a bid to get major polluters like the U.S. to the negotiating table.
"Credible" isn't the word you'd associate with Fox News and other media outlets tainted by political partisans.
Chávez' obsession with demonizing Bush is hurting his people.
Scooter plunges like Icarus while Cheney pushes the Iraqi war for oil in the name of "democracy."
The 27-member European Union has just committed itself to greenhouse reduction far beyond anything underway in the United States and other major polluters.
Season four comes to a close, and leaves 'em wanting more.
Alan Quartermaine... not quite gone.
A look at A&E's latest made-for-television movie.
The true story of a Catholic missionary who fights leprosy on the island of Molokai.
Sci-Fi Channel storms the Earth with another run of Saturday night fun.
Real life espionage. Not as good as the imaginary stuff.
Spartan propaganda has never looked so good.
Can I be honest? You're going to die anyway..." Then Paula jumps in. "You look really beautiful though."
This eerie, time-bending, emotionally charged thriller stars Sandra Bullock as a suburban housewife.
300 is a visual treat -- nothing less than spectacular.
Do werewolves make good houseguests?
If they ever want to ever show a movie that deserves to be labeled inspiring, Favela Rising is it.
A detective who likes to talk... to the dead.
The dumbest classic of all time.
NC State's dream run in the ACC comes to a close with their loss against UNC in the final.
LSSU moves onto Detroit for the CCHA Final Four. MU’s fate rests in the hands of the NCAA Tournament selection committee.
If it's true that Baseball, along with jazz, is one of the great indigenous American art forms, then certainly the story of baseball in Boston has been, for most of its history, one of America's most compelling tragedies.
A must-own for anyone who is serious about photography, fine art printing or just a lover of fine art.
A magazine for motion picture and television screenplay writers that serious movie fans will also devour.
A great book for that pre-teen girl who is struggling with her own identity crisis.
Spring forward, fall behind: Forget sleep - you've lost an hour of reading. Some quick considerations include Perry, Lethem, Salvatore, Arendt, Riefenstahl, Chagall.
With Adobe Photoshop One-On-One you will grow by magnitudes in your understanding and ability to use Photoshop.
The startling conclusion more than compensates for a slow start to this reflective mystery.
Death narrates this elegantly written story about an extremely poor girl growing up in WWII-era Germany.
This coming-of-age adventure is a wild and unexpected one sure to enchant you.
"A lot of computer game stories I write are set in a crime, or an adventure, an action, or a sports world."
The finale to Civil War, a comic event in seven parts.
Will you get a prize for hitting the square button for the millionth time?
Adaptation of America's most popular game show fails to take advantage of most computers' capabilities.
Go to a happy place... go to a happy place... like the Virtual Console and download the original Sonic.
Now with 40% more laser-y goodness.
For Yes to produce a concert like this in 2003, sounding better than they did in 1972, is to me nothing short of miraculous.
His mellow acoustic songs hearken the talents of Nick Drake and Elliot Smith.
This album is more like a reminder of that Sean Price is “dope like the tits in Oz”.
James Morrion's debut CD, Undiscovered, crosses several music genres with catchy lyrics and soulful sound.
Here's your chance to win an amazing prize package.
NYC's World/Inferno Friendship Society continues to mix up the punk rock with cabaret style on their latest release.
Starbucks: eat my ashes.
Voxant's deal with the AP is a prime example of how old and new media are blending before our eyes.
A successful experiment in buying a Digg front pager with low grade content proves that the big boy social news sites still have a ways to go to prevent gaming.
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