In anticipation of Earth Day, everyone wants to do his bit. Leonardo DiCaprio is vamping on an Icelandic glacier for the cover of Vanity Fair, alongside a Photoshopped polar bear. In the same issue, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. rants and raves about the un-green-ness of George Bush’s EPA, while he and his family work overtime to scuttle a renewable energy …

MySpace Show To Launch Presidential Contender
The man who brought “Survivor” to the airwaves wants MySpace users to choose a presidential candidate.

Microsoft Windows Vista Ultimate FULL VERSION [DVD]
Microsoft Windows Vista Ultimate FULL VERSION [DVD] Microsoft Windows Vista Ultimate Windows Vista Home Basic is the operating system for homes with basic computing needs. It is easy to set up, it helps you use your PC more securely and reliably, and like all of the editions of Windows Vista, it is compatible with […]

Pet project: a stroll down memory lane
Several recent experiments suggest that animals can visit the past and future in their minds, in ways similar to humans. — The New York Times , April 3, 2007

Horror Movie To Feature Legendary Hogzilla
South Georgia’s near mythical monster hog is heading to the big screen.

Man Accused Of Stealing 26 Cars To See Girlfriend
Whenever Antonio Moreno wanted to see his girlfriend, police say, he’d jump in a car and drive right over.

Dirty politics, clean power on the Cape
Recent years have witnessed the emergence of a new literary genre; call it Cape Cod Exploitational. Prime examples are the late Leo Damore’s ode to serial killer Antone Costa, “In His Garden: The Anatomy of a Murderer”; Maria Flook’s sex-omatic “biography” of murder victim Christa Worthington, “Invisible Eden: A Story of Love and Murder on Cape Cod”; and Peter Manso’s …

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