Two days after he was in a tour bus accident, Rivers Cuomo was said to be "sitting up, talking clearly, reading books and checking the Internet."

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I like the art and colors of these Japanese subway posters that remind people to be considerate of others. However, I think it is fun to watch people apply makeup in public. It's like watching someone paint, which I enjoy. Japanese subway etiquette poster campaign Technorati Tags: poster...

Japanese artist Motoi Yamamoto sculpts with salt. Hi-Fructose interviewed Yamamoto about his incredibly-intricate, yet temporary, installations. From Hi-Fructose: Salt seems to possess a close relation with human life beyond time and space. Moreover, especially in Japan, it is indispensable in the...

CBS announced on Tuesday that it will cancel the soap opera, which has been on the air for 54 years.

Matt Tyrnauer, director of Valentino: The Last Emperor, which has been shortlisted for an Oscar: "The 'star,' on more than one occasion, quit the movie, which was rather inconvenient, as tens of thousands of dollars (of my own money, at that point) were being spent on every shoot. Even...

Yesterday I posted the first project in MAN's 2009 DonorsChoose.org challenge. By this morning the $378 project was fully funded!I've added several new projects to our project page, including this one from a high-poverty area in Oklahoma: We are a...

Lady Gaga is a polarizing force. Both because you either love her or hate her and also because she is possibly made out of metal or some kind of magnetic space item. Due to the popularity of her tricked-out, crazy lady videos, it was inevitable that a million and one parodies would pop up on the internet. Well, pop up they have, taking every imaginable angle and ranging from extremely low-budget to whatever passes for high quality on YouTube these days. We think her videos already verge on the parodic and referential, if not on purpose then definitely in practice, but there's always one more step to take into the depths of the absurd. And remember, imitation is the highest form of flattery...

A woman walks into a restaurant. She's alone, but she requests a table for two. She sits down, pulls a giant piece of cardboard out of her oversized bag, and unrolls a three-foot cutout of a human being. It has what looks like a computer-generated cartoon man etched on one side. She places the cardboard man gently on the seat across from her, making sure his body folds neatly at the hip crease and that his legs dangle comfortably below him. Then she opens up her menu. Joel Massey happened to be her waiter that night. "She was just a real normal-looking woman in her mid-40s," he says. Everything else was normal, too — it was just a typical Tuesday night at the popular San Francisco...