Hey, here's a new thing: teenage girls wearing revealing clothing. That doesn't sound like teenage girls! The Wall Street Journal has a far-out opinion piece about the phenomenon. Jennifer Moses, the author of Bagels and Grits: A Jew on the Bayou and Food and Whine: Confessions of a New Millenniu ... More >>
You be the judge. Was it Michael Clayton? Erin Brockovich? A Few Good Men?
Bright StarIn the old days, Hollywood effortlessly churned out glossy commercial vehicles about history makers like Louis Pasteur, Alexander Graham Bell, and Madame Curie--schoolbook-like material turned into films which, against all odds, managed to get good notices and an audience too. And ... More >>
Douglas Emlen, an entomologist at the University of Montana, has sparked some debate over his comments in an NPR broadcast about the dung beetle. During the segment, Emlen said that he avoids ground coffee because it's full of ground up cockroaches. [NPR] Robyn O'Brien, known as the Erin Brockovich ... More >>
From the multiplex to the stump: It's caped crusader versus community organizer, and the end is nigh
In addition to food fights between the ROC-NY activists and restaurants, some of the activists are throwing rocks at each other
Will more professors develop video games for their classes?
Outsourcing and the sad little movement to stop it
Marc Forsters Symphonies of Sorrow
The Chilly Victims of the HUD Housing Scam Listen to Some Hot Air
