The third episode of this reality/competition singstravaganza on Oxygen cements the format of the show. Mini Challenge, Let’s Make A Video, Sing For Your Life, Time To Go. Beware, there are spoilers inside! Continue reading
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Everyone has something that they are notorious for, whether it’s the ability to put one’s entire fist in one’s mouth or recite Pi to 100 decimal places. Are you a math whiz? Trivial Pursuit champion? Unbeatable at backgammon?
Today’s QOTD: What are you known for?
Give us something short and snappy that could be put on a headstone, for future generations to admire and wonder at. Comment
The scene: It’s in the 90’s outside, not too humid, there’s a nice breeze too. A bright sunny day. You’re by the beach, or at a friend’s pool. Someone brought a 5-gallon thermos of tropical drinks, and even though it’s only 1 pm, you’re getting lubed on the fruity goodness. Continue reading
Watching The Glee Project’s casting special and first two episodes back to back is an exercise in unbounded cheerfulness and smiley sing-y good times. And drama. Oh, the drama! Spoilers inside, click at your own peril. Continue reading
How lucky would you feel if you were going to get a condo for ten bucks? Continue reading
Gary J. Gates is co-author of the book The Gay and Lesbian Atlas and a Distinguished Professor at the Williams Institute at the UCLA School of Law. That’s a think tank that specializes in law and public policy related to sexual orientation. Continue reading
Texas, we might not have seen eye-to-eye in the past, but that is all behind us now. Continue reading
Hey. Remember Star Trek? Remember how that show introduced us all the concept of warp engines that were powered by antimatter? We just got closer to making that a reality. Continue reading
In the 30 years since the first cases of HIV were diagnosed, it has been said that the disease is no longer a death sentence. I’m sure this statement is probably more true in the United States than other countries. Here’s the interesting thing: AIDS is probably more prevalent in your town than you think. Don’t believe me? Check out AIDSVu, the most detailed publicly available look at HIV cases throughout the U.S. Continue reading
Yahoo’s Daily Ticker’s Aaron Task interviewed Harvard lecturer and PhD Paul Stoltz and co-author James Reed to find out that employers are most interested in candidates who have a certain mindset — regardless of skill set.
The authors of this study “define and quantify” what mindset means to employers. They call their findings the “3G Mindset”. It consists of the top three qualities that employers consider most important: global, good and grit. Continue reading