I can't remember the last film review I read in <I>Archeology</I>. Traci Ardren, an AP at the University of Miami, who has studied classic Maya society for the 20 years, while living in Yucatan villages, has a different view of Mel Gibson's movie than the one you probably read in your local paper.
A list of "33 Names of Things You Never Knew Had Names."
Mark Cuban has a new business model for the music industry: Give it away.
From Mikey Fremer comes Beyond the Pale's first music video. They aren't the first group I know of to compare Jewish liturgy and Rastafarian song (there's "By the Rivers of Babylon" of course), but this one's a goodie.
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Because what you store it on makes a difference.
Glenn Miller Band with Dorothy Dandridge and the Nicholas Brothers.
Today's chapter: Seeing is believing.
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Had James Clerk Maxwell lived to a ripe old age, might he have beaten Einstein to the theory of Relativity? Francis Everitt seems to lean that way.
Because 100, would, like, be a cliché.
