July 15th, 2010
WASHINGTON—Citing the fact that the series never really got the chance it deserved, the Federal Communications Commission announced Monday that it was immediately reversing the Starz channel's decision to cancel the critically acclaimed TV show Part...

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July 15th, 2010
July 15th, 2010
WASHINGTON—"What those poor people have had to suffer through is a terrible, shameful travesty,” said Rolling Stone's David Fricke. "Can you imagine being forced to listen to Deicide and Drowning Pool all day long?"

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July 15th, 2010
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July 15th, 2010

Peter Wagner made this trike to go over or through any obstacles that it encounters. It even has paddle wheels to traverse water. It’s called the “Whymcycle Express”, and is much a sculpture as a means of transportation:

Stock fork surpassed by adding rear 2/3’s of a full suspension mountain bike as the springer front end. Double rimmed drum ... Read More

July 15th, 2010

Here’s a list of YouTube clips that helped launch people’s careers, and the story of how a homemade video, or a collection of them, can get the attention of key folks in high places. The list includes clips of Justin Bieber, Soulja Boy, and Tay Zonday, among others.

When ’80s rock band Journey parted ways with their lead singer in 2007, ... Read More

July 15th, 2010

Photo: Agnes Milowka, Wes/Karst Productions

Our pal National Geographic has launched a very neat TV series and companion book called Nat Geo AMAZING! The series and book are jam-packed (you ... Read More

July 15th, 2010

Tired of edited, poorly transferred duplications of Mel Gibson's recorded phone rants? Then, join the original Harry & David's Mel Gibson Audio Tape-of-the-Day Club! You, your family, friends and business associates will receive top-quality, full-length, digitally remastered audios of Academy Award-winner Mel Gibson going off on a variety of subjects that are guaranteed to be delicious! We have selected only ... Read More

July 15th, 2010

On Tuesday, workers digging a new level for a vehicle security center at the World Trade Center site ran into a set of evenly-spaced wooden beams. Had someone been building a boat in a basement?

“They were so perfectly contoured that they were clearly part of a ship,” said A. Michael Pappalardo, an archaeologist with the firm AKRF, which is working ... Read More