Fashion meets function
Professional attire is fashionable, now and always
Professional attire is fashionable, now and always
WEEKEND weighs in on TV and film's most fashionable
Shows could stand to have expiration dates
Indy indie crew disappoints
Michael Franti releases happiest collection of songs imaginable
Dirty sexy music
Sequel shines in shadow of financial crisis
I’m thankful that I live in a country where people are free to express their views and question authority. When I see a gaggle of 50-somethings on CNN toting silly hats and large, colorful posters, I chuckle and then appreciate that such a thing is allowed in the United States.
One of the most baffling and odd examples in the movement to wuss-ify our nation has started with, of course, our children. A proposition to ban dodgeball at recess in public schools has come up in many school districts across the country in the past few years.
Drama as revolutionary as Facebook itself
Here are some of the best programs that were also blocked. Last week, the Senate Republicans successfully filibustered a Defense Appropriations authorization that, among other things, would have given the Department of Defense the authority to choose whether or not to repeal the controversial "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy which bars gay individuals from serving openly in the armed services. The DADT component of the bill received, by far, the most coverage. But within the Defense authorization bill were dozens of other programs that were killed alongside the DADY repeal.
Start drawing some “Welcome” signs because 2035 might just be the year aliens visit planet Earth. Seth Shostak, senior astronomer at the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence Institute (SETI), said he believes humans will discover aliens within 25 years. He cites the Drake Equation, a formula that tries to determine the number of alien societies capable of contacting Earth, as evidence.
Best Foreign Film earns its statuette
One of TV's funniest shows debuts on DVD
No senior slump for NBC comedy
A Kokomo woman was featured on the A&E television series “Hoarders” Monday.
Michigan quarterback Denard Robinson is “good to go” for Saturday’s game against IU, according to an Associated Press report.
On Friday, the Indiana State Police will conduct a sobriety checkpoint in Monroe County.
The free market did not cause the financial crisis, and the Elmer’s glue and Scotch tape our wise leaders have applied to the economy are only prolonging the agony. That’s the thesis of my 2009 New York Times bestseller, “Meltdown.”
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