Taaz. It's For Women.
Taaz.com is a fun, easy-to-use website that gives women the opportunity to "try on" the hottest makeup and hairstyle...»
U.S. v. Approximately 64,695 Pounds of Shark Fins
Yes, that's actually the name of a case filed by the U.S. government. Best of all, approximately 64,695 pounds of...»
The Monstrous Information Flow
We live in an age of forgetting. The monstrous information flow that washes over us on a hourly basis,...»
Hairspray Turns Habitat
Scientists in Japan have discovered a new species of bacteria that can live in hairspray, according to the results...»
Honeysuckle Rose
Andrea Claburn performs "Honeysuckle Rose" with Jason Martineau, Buca Necak, and Otto Huber, at San Francisco's Octavia Lounge, Saturday,...»
Rolex Lobbies for Inclusion on Terrorist Watch List
WASHINGTON (NOT) - With the U.S. government's terrorist watch list ballooning beyond 900,000 names, Rolex has ramped up its lobbying...»
Diebold Accidentally Leaks Results Of 2008 Election Early
If you planned on following the Presidential Election in November, you might want to plug your ears. A big...»
After Death, An Upgrade
After complaining of shortness of breath, being ignored by a flight attendant, and dying, a passenger aboard an American Airlines...»
Zombies Get Faster
It wasn't long ago that the cinematic undead obeyed the first law of corpse locomotion: A zombie might bleed...»
Urban Camouflage
On a narrow Tokyo street, near a beef bowl restaurant and a pachinko parlor, Aya Tsukioka demonstrated new clothing...»
We live in an age of forgetting. The monstrous information flow that washes over us on a hourly basis, pushes out recent events and their lessons and fills our minds with new obsessions: Spitzer, Ferraro, Spears, Market Meltdown. The fact that men and women are dying and being maimed in their loyal service to a fatally flawed policy is soon pushed off our TV screens and the front pages of our newspapers. Communications scholars have long understood the power of governments to persuade by obfuscation and fear.
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