Here’s a campaign from the American Digest that stresses the best feature and biggest benefit of newspapers.

Kris Allen brought the house down with his acoustic version of “She Works Hard for the Money.” It was Donna Summer by way of Jason Mraz! The arrangement was awesome and he has really matured as an artist.

As usual Adam Lambert did not disappoint the judges of American Idol. And his soulful rendition of If I Can’t Have You captivated the fans of the popular Fox signing competition.

Apple has released 4 new “Get a Mac” ads

Finding a W-Fi signal can sometimes be a nerve-racking experience. But with this pocket-friendly device, choosing the best place to get access to the internet will be a lot easier.

Europe is all about aesthetics. Even the drinking fountains seemed to be designed more for looks than for actually dispensing clean drinking water.

Emma Watson is featured on the cover and in the pages of the May 2009 issue of Interview magazine. Here’s what the 19-year-old British actress had to say:

And the winners are…

Beginning April 30th, Sen. John F. Kerry will hold hearings in Washington on the problems facing the newspaper industry. In a letter sent to the Boston Globe’s union, Kerry wrote he wants to ensure that the “vital public service newspapers provide does not disappear.”

The 2009 Miss USA first runner-up was put on the spot during last night’s pageant with question on gay marriage from Perez Hilton (who was on the judging panel).

Kenya’s Salina Kosgei beat defending champion Dire Tune of Ethiopia in a dramatic stretch duel, to win the women’s division of the 113th Boston Marathon, Monday. In the men’s race, Deriba Merga of Ethiopia crossed the line in a time of two hours eight minutes 42 seconds to pocket the $150,000 first prize ahead of Kenya’s Daniel Rono.