Amanda Knox is Not Guilty of Murder
Amanda Knox is headed home to Seattle: an Italian appeals jury found her not guilty of murder.
Amanda Knox is headed home to Seattle: an Italian appeals jury found her not guilty of murder.
His first novel, North Dallas Forty, showed the pain, glory, mayhem and racism of the NFL. And, weirdly, made the Dallas Cowboys more popular than ever.
This week the blog for Smithsonian.com has an article called “Score One for Roosevelt,” recounting how President Teddy Roosevelt helped “save” American football.
The Amanda Knox trial just got that much crazier. Her lawyer, speaking solemnly in court, compared her to Jessica Rabbit.
Yes, Anderson Cooper with a limo and a llama. And a Letterman.
This week there was an anniversary in the history of the American anti-slavery movement of the 19th century. A minor piece by the great abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison, in his publication The Liberator, made a suggestion that at the time that seemed trivial to white Americans, yet his advice eventually worked its way into our daily language.
Siegfried and Roy kicked off Oktoberfest last week. Nice to see Roy out and about!
Tony Bennett likes John Garfield, tomcats, and Charleston Chews. Sing it!
And he turned down Dumbledore in Harry Potter. Or so it seems from this new list. He’s like the Kevin Bacon of turned-down movie roles.
Three billion trees, millions of fiery words, and one Nobel Peace Prize later, Wangari Maathai has died in Kenya.