Alba and O’Reilly traded punches last week after the presidential inauguration. After Alba told a reporter that O’Reilly was “kind of an a-hole;” he retaliated by calling her a “pinhead” for telling a reporter to “be Sweden about it,” assuming she meant Switzerland. Alba replied publicly by stating that Sweden was, in fact, neutral in WW II.
Almost 40 per cent women reportedly said they were at their most attractive at the age
Most movie posters are boring as hell. Well, actually, most American movie posters are boring as hell. Go to Eastern Europe, or Japan, and you find posters that have absolutely nothing to do with the film, and everything to do with melting a hole in your brain.
If you want to see what’s next for Android in “Cupcake”—including that delicious on-screen keypad, you can grab the SDK and root around yourself before T-Mo pushes it to your G1. Or, check our gallery.
Last month, we blogged about how we’re working to improve the delivery of relevant and interesting content on Digg. Our latest feature is called “People who Dugg this also Dugg”, which helps you discover additional related stories based on what fellow Diggers have recently Dugg. Check it out & let us know what you think.
Milton Ahlerich, the NFL’s vice president for security, says that if you’re in the stadium watching the Super Bowl, you are in “one of the safest locations you can possibly be on Super Bowl Sunday in the United States of America.”
Here’s a viral Web site where people can send anonymous messages to the bosses and co-workers who drive them crazy.
