Black History: Odetta
In honor of Black History Month, we’ve added another activist-entertainer to our files: Odetta, the folk singer who came to fame in the 1960s for her powerful voice in protest songs.
Biographies
Donald Trump Endorses Mitt Romney: Six Photos
The many faces of Donald Trump were on display as he endorsed Mitt Romney for president in the lobby of the Trump Hotel in Las Vegas.
Groundhog Day 2012: Punxsutawney Phil Saw His Shadow!
Punxsutawney Phil saw “many shadows” and scurried back to his burrow. Six more weeks of winter, kids.
Tom Brady Likes New Socks
Truer words were never spoken by any philosopher: “I love new socks.”
Don Cornelius and the Soul Train Dance Line
In honor of the late Don Cornelius: Great moments from the Soul Train dance line.
The Vampire Novel of the Century
What’s the most influential vampire novel from the last 100 years? The Horror Writers of America have narrowed it down to six nominees. Hint: Twilight isn’t one of them.
Does Mitt Overdo It?
Mitt Romney is trying to seem more warm and friendly with voters. But is he trying too hard?
Black History Month Biographies for 2012
Black History Month is here! We’ve got your guide to biographies of great black figures from the past and present.
Djokovic vs. Nadal in the Australian Open: By the Numbers
It took nearly six hours for Novak Djokovic to beat Rafael Nadal in a five-set classic at the Australian Open 2012.
Secret Symbols in ‘The Shining’: What Was Stanley Kubrick On About?
The Shining: is it about American Indians, the Holocaust, or the faked Apollo moon landing?