Do you remember those books that came with either a tape or a 45 record (depending on how old you are) that read aloud to you and beeped to tell ... Read More

As the Internet grows in importance as a reporting and communications tool, some members of our community are being left out. I typically have my computer sound muted, so I ... Read More

Unofficially started in 1995 during racquetball game by John Baur and Mark Summers and "launched" with more fanfare in 2002 by Dave Barry, Talk Like a Pirate Day occurs every ... Read More

And yet another sad loss today. Mary Travers, one third of the prolific folk group Peter, Paul and Mary, passed away today from complications related to cancer treatments. She had ... Read More

On September 14, we lost Patrick Swayze, another talented actor who died too young. Swayze had been battling pancreatic cancer for nearly two years. Best known for his roles in ... Read More

The United States is in the midst of a raging debate about the proposed Health Care Bill. The reality is, however, that very few of us have read the actual ... Read More

In case you, or your children, missed President Obama's back-to-school speech for America's students on September 8, 2009, you can watch the video on the WhiteHouse.gov site. There is also ... Read More

Today marked the release of much anticipated The Beatles: Rock Band (compare prices) video game for the Wii, XBox 360 and Playstation 3. The game, which includes more than 40 ... Read More

Cushing Academy, a private prep school in the Boston area, may very well be the first school in the United States to remove the books from their library. In fact, ... Read More

Fans of Edward and Bella may want to sign up for virtual world Habbo before November when a special Twilight area will go live. Summit Entertainment, the studio responsible for ... Read More