Bobbie Jo Stinnett’s murderer was convicted today. Lisa Montgomery claimed insanity for the murder of Bobbie Jo Stinnett but the jury did not buy that today. Lisa Montgomery might end up getting the death penalty for the murder of Bobbie Jo Stinnett

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Elisabeth Anne “Betty” Broderick née Bisceglia (born on November 7, 1947 in Eastchester, New York) is a former San Diego socialite convicted of the November 5, 1989 murder of her former husband Dan Broderick and his mistress turned wife, Linda Kolke

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I don't mean literally, we don't want anyone going to jail now. No, we mean in a safe constructive manner using online flash. This is a game where you click on various objects around your cubicle and use them to beat the living hell out of your bo

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Hulu is the first venture into online distribution from the major US television networks (as a joint venture between NBC & Fox). The service allows users to view popular programs such as Heroes, Prison Break & The Simpsons online for free. Hulu brings a number of advantages to program viewing. Is this the beginning of the end for television?

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Today I read someone compare Google to the terrorists that attacked the United States on Sept. 11, 2001. This person blogged that when Google reduced pagerank for paid bloggers that they effectively acted like al Qaeda did when they sent their minions to blow up the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and force the downing of Flight 93. This is

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A convicted rapist was allegedly murdered by his neighbour after he found his details listed on the Internet. This sparks the question once again whether or not sex offenders / criminals addresses and information should be made publicly available?
US parents, unlike here in the UK, have access to information on pedophiles within their neigh

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8 Strangers, 8 Points of view, one truth...

Dennis Quaid, Matthew Fox, William Hurt, Forest Whitaker, and Sigourney Weaver star in this thriller about the attempted assassination of the US President.

I have to say, every time I see the preview for "Vantage Point" I get a little more excited to see it. I had originally thought it was

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Doesn't it just set your wig on fire when you see some of the rates that people are offering to have their content written. $2 for a search engine optimized five hundred word article? Sure thing let me murder some language and grossly insult anyone's idea of grammar and I'll have it to you within the hour. Writers, the customer is not alwa

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I really don't like sports. In my opinion they are largely overpaid jerks who get away with murder. Obviously at the professional level. At the lower levels they aren't overpaid, but they get away with murder.

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Japan has the lowest murder rate in the world, the lowest number of alcoholics in any non-Muslim nation, and the least numer of heavy-set people. That said, there sure are a lot of unexplained deaths, heavy drinkers and people suffering from metabolic syndrome.

WTF is ‘metabolic syndrome’, you ask? You probably won't believe t

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If you missed this show last year, it was called Day Break and starred Taye Diggs as Brett Hopper, who suddenly keeps reliving a day over and over again, much like Bill Murray's Groundhog Day.

But the key here is that on the day he repeats, he's also been framed for murder and he's using each new run-through to solve the conspiracy beh

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This is an original review of the Swedish crime novel "Before the Frost," by Henning Mankell. The story describes the fight by inspector Kurt Wallander and his daughter Linda, soon to be a police officer, to solve a set of simultaneous murders and disappearances. The book probes trust and religious fanaticism, and is both suspenseful and

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Why can’t someone make a sexy but supportive bra for a woman with a plus-size bust? I don’t understand why this has to be an either-or proposition. There is beautiful lace-covered lingerie that unfortunately disintegrates under the first sign of strain… and then there are “foundation garments” that use more steel than the Brooklyn Bridge but

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The term ‘poetic drama’ became popular during the middle of the twentieth century. It was T.S. Eliot who revived this drama/term as a reaction to the drama of ideas popularized by Galsworthy and G. B. Shaw under the influence of Ibsen.  Poetic Drama, according to T. S. Eliot, has far reaching effects as it

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The basic plot concerns the death and martyrdom of Becket. The story of his life seems to hold great dramatic and tragic potentialities. The horrible deed which culminated is life involves persons who, though not directly related by blood ties, were suddenly bound by old ties of friendship and humour. Thus, the central theme of

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