Monthly Archives: July 2011
Ryan Seacrest Debuts TV and Radio Studio at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
If American Idol and E! News host Ryan Seacrest doesn’t have enough on his plate, this morning he opened a TV and radio station in the lobby at the Children’s Hospital
Make-A-Wish Returns to ESPN With ‘My Wish’ Tearjerkers
This Sunday, the ESPN series “My Wish” returns to make grown men and women weep. The series, which is partnered with the Make-A-Wish Foundation, brings ailing children together with their
Dinosaur Fossil Provides Clues About Meteor Extinction
A triceratops fossil recently found in Montana may give scientists further evidence as to what drove the dinosaurs to extinction. While some scientists believe that dinosaurs had already been extinct
George Clooney’s Sudan Team Finds Mass Graves
George Clooney has been involved in peace talks in Sudan for a while now, but just recently his Satellite Sentinel Project (SSP) found physical evidence of some of the atrocities
Al Gore Launches “Climate Reality Project”
Former Vice President Al Gore is launching a new activism program called the Climate Reality Project. Formerly known as the Alliance for Climate Protection, the Climate Reality Project has been revamped
Harry Potter Director May Bring Stephen King Virus Novel to the Big Screen
Harry Potter director David Yates might soon be working on another book-turned-movie project. This time, it could be Stephen King‘s end of the world horror novel The Stand. Yates had
Moby, Alanis Morissette, Maroon 5 and More On Album for David Lynch Charity
A whole gaggle of artists including Moby, Alanis Morissette, Maroon 5, Peter Gabriel, Iggy Pop, Tom Waits, Ben Folds and Daryl Hannah have contributed songs for a digital album that will
