April 16, 2013 Patton Oswalt, known for his comedy and role on TV's King Of Queens, took to social media after the Boston Marathon Bombings to express his serious side and offer inspiration.
The job market is pretty tight right now, so most days you’re probably thankful just to have a job that pays. But somewhere down the road that may not be enough. You may find yourself looking for a new position, even as you continue to hold down your current one. There are certain things you should keep in mind when that time comes.
Fire in the JFK Library has been extinguished.
The ground stop on planes heading into Logan Airport has been lifted.
Secret Service has expanded security at the White House following the attacks in Boston
April 15, 2013 There have been two confirmed bombs detonated near the finish line of the Boston Marathon. We are updating this post as new information comes in. Our thoughts and prayers are with the families and friends of the victims.
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If Morgan Freeman has taught us anything, it's that penguins are supposed to march everywhere. But don't tell that to Sam the Penguin! This little guy prefers to slide. And he needs your help to do so. Give him a hand in Sliding Sam -- today's Free App of the Day!
Every Time I Die were forced to abandon their set mid-performance on April 13 after gunshots were fired during Day One of the JAMboree festival in Toledo, Ohio.
Five Finger Death Punch are moving closer to completing their next album. In a new Facebook posting, the band reveals that they've finished recording the effort and are now in the mixing process.
Daft Punk have selected Wee Waa, Australia -- a rural town with a population of 2,400 located about 250 miles from Sydney -- to host the world premiere of their new album, 'Random Access Memories.' Thousands of fans are expected to join locals for the "global album launch party," which will take place outside, among the sheep and cattle of the Western Plains during sunset on the evening of May 17, the band announced today (April 9).
Due to recent legal issues, Satanic Swedish heavy metal band Ghost have been forced to adopt the moniker Ghost B.C. for albums and merch sold in the United States. Despite the change, one of the band's nameless ghouls borrows a line from country-pop starlet Taylor Swift by declaring in a new interview that Ghost will "never ever ever ever ever ever" call themselves Ghost B.C. through speech.
