Local news channels might inadvertently be promoting negative stereotypical conceptions about blacks, say researchers. In a pair of recently published studies, communication professor Travis Dixon found that the more people watched either local or network news, the more likely they
Somewhere along the line I must've signed up for Us Weekly's daily newsletter, cause I get an email from them every morning updating me on the doings in Hollywood. This morning, the following headline appeared in my inbox:Breaking News: Co-Star:
Mischa Barton has called her DUI arrest a "low point" in her life.I never, ever would have thought I would be arrested. I was disappointed because it associated me with a group of girls that I would rather not be
John Mayer is still a dog it seems. In Touch features the following account of his prowling activities in Amsterdam from a woman he tried his charms on:On June 20, John approached Chaton Anderson, a writer from Manhattan Beach, Calif.,
Dan Rather calls Barack Obama "Osama Bin Laden" on MSNBC. Time to pin a note to Dan's sleeve and find him a park bench. (I love how Mike Barnicle, Tiki Barber and Mika Brzezinski just ignore it.)Ted Kennedy did it
The Dark Knight is getting hyped to high-heaven. Will it break $150 million this weekend? Will Heath Ledger get a posthumous Oscar nomination? Will Maggie Gyllenhaal inspire a whole generation of young males to give homosexuality a try? We can
India today gave its approval for funding of six GSLV operational flights (F11 to F16) at a total estimated cost of Rs. 1280.96 crores with a Foreign Exchange component of Rs. 272.90 crores. With the realization of six GSLV Operational
Indian based international carrier Jet Airways has taken delivery of its latest Airbus A330-200 aircraft. Naresh Goyal, Jet Airways Chairman, formally accepted the aircraft at a ceremony at the Berlin Air Show (ILA) in presence of German Chancellor Angela Merkel
India can emerge as a world leader in industry and commerce, accounting for 10% of the global trade by 2022. It can become the world's largest pool of trained manpower and a source of global innovations, said Mr K V
The naval hospital INHS Asvini at Mumbai, today added one more facility to its multi purpose super speciality infracture namely a Digital Mamography system. This state of the art Digital Mamography System was inaugurated by Mrs Kanwal Bedi, President Navy
In an impressive Parade at the Naval Base on 18th July, the 37th Air Engineering Officer's and Air Electrical Officer's course passed out from Naval Institute of Aeronautical Technology (NIAT). The parade was reviewed by Rear Admiral Sunil Lanba, Chief
Two top Pentagon officials said Wednesday that they expect to be able to recommend troops cuts in Iraq this fall and will try to increase troops in Afghanistan.
Pentagon leaders on Wednesday signaled a surge in U.S. forces in Afghanistan "sooner rather than later," a shift that could send some units there within weeks, as officials prepare to cut troop levels in Iraq.
WASHINGTON, July 17 (UPI) -- The United States may consider raising troop strength in Afghanistan even as it considers cuts in Iraq, top defense officials indicated.
BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) -- Spc. Grover Gebhart has spent nine months at a small post on a Sunni-Shiite fault line in western Baghdad. But the 21-year-old soldier on his first tour in Iraq feels he's missing the real war --
