Children's book award progressively recognizes the presence of homosexuality
Nov. 5, 2010The American Library Association plans to add an award to its prizes, which already include the John Newbery medal and the Randolph Caldecott medal.
The American Library Association plans to add an award to its prizes, which already include the John Newbery medal and the Randolph Caldecott medal.
San Francisco's Board of Supervisors passed a ban on toys that fast-food restaurants give out with their kid's meals.
I was one of the people lucky enough to attend Jon Stewart's and Stephen Colbert's Rally To Restore Sanity And/Or Fear on Saturday.
Not many will be surprised to hear that actor/comedian Zach Galifianakis recently guest starred on HBO's Real Time with Bill Maher.
It is becoming an exhausting conversation: the topic of whether or not the Buffalo Police Department can handle its job.
As a pop culture connoisseur, I take my taste very seriously. The TV shows I watch, the music I listen to and the books I read all play an important role.
I just turned on my computer this morning to find out that the Giants won the World Series. And? I don't care. Unfortunately for Major League Baseball, neither does anyone else outside of San Francisco and Arlington/Dallas. For me, baseball season has been over since July because I'm a Mets fan.
Juan Williams, a former senior news analyst for National Public Radio (NPR), was fired from the station after making controversial remarks about Muslims and political correctness in an interview with Fox News political commentator Bill O'Reilly.
Though formerly an unnoted Middle Eastern state, Yemen has garnered the attention of United States National Security, as recent terrorist threats from within its borders have centered their crosshairs on the United States.
It's played out ? the debate over whether or not LeBron James made the right decision or if that decision ruined his image.
Not every decision warrants an hour-long television program, but every choice matters. No action, regardless of how minute it may seem, occurs without consequence. Consider waking up. The alarm goes off and you're forced to make an early decision: should you get out of bed, snooze for five minutes, or turn the alarm off entirely? It's a minor choice, but it has spiraling effects. It's the difference between having time to make breakfast, being well-rested or missing your first class of the day. Now think about lunchtime. Choosing between Rachel's and Jonny C's seems insignificant; your gut says Mediterranean, but your pallet says Pittsburgh.
Buffalo is a city that truly needs an urban facelift. Many parts of the city are in abominable disrepair, as people passing through run red lights to avoid an awkward vulnerability, stopped in the middle of the bad part of town.