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Reuters - Comedian Chevy Chase opened the
Oscars in 1988 with the line: "Good evening, Hollywood
phonies," and never hosted the show again.

OnFour writes “The MIT-backed startup behind SiteAdvisor has slapped a red “X” warning label on approximately 5 percent of all Web traffic and warned that there are roughly one billion monthly visits to Web pages that aren’t safe for surfing. About 2 percent of all Web traffic was given the “yellow” caution rating.” A more general SiteAdvisor blog entry overview was covered earlier on Slashdot.

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Afterwards, Alex Shelley walked in the ring with a tape in hand. Jarrett took the VHS tape and told Tenay and West that he has proof that Sting is a quitter. Team Canada celebrated with the heels. Eric Young stood on the entrance ramp with a very dazed look on his face. He looked like a mental patient looking for the quickest exit out of the asylum. And that’s a complement to his character. Everyone left the entrance ramp except Eric and Shelley. Shelley whispered something in Eric’s year as if Shelley didn’t actually get the confession from Sting.

Joe Calzaghe of Wales defeated Jeff Lacy to add the IBF super middleweight belt to his own WBO title Saturday night in Manchester, England.

E! Online - Charmed will not be bewitching the new CW network next season.
The WB confirmed Friday that the show has been canceled, with its final
episode scheduled to air May 21.

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Could Tom DeLay get voted out of office by Texans before his criminal trial? It’s possible. The Texas Republican primary is Tuesday and DeLay has challengers. He needs 50% of the vote to avoid a run-off election.

It will not help DeLay that his district is more Democratic, ironically by his own making. DeLay’s legal and ethical entanglements stem from his efforts to redistrict Texas to elect more Republicans to the U.S. House….In that same Chronicle poll, 68 percent of respondents said they were undecided on a candidate in the Republican primary, a potentially worrisome sign for DeLay, who enjoys near universal name recognition in the district.

On the other hand, his challengers seem pretty light-weight:

jd writes “Barely a day after NASA chief Dr. Griffen swore blind that projects might be frozen but not cancelled due to the new priorities and budget constraints, news comes of a new asteroid mission that has been cancelled due to the new priorities and budget constraints - something Dr. Griffin did not mention in his earlier comments. The visit to two asteroids, short about $90 million, was completely abandoned according to NASA, with no possibility of revival. In consequence, smaller missions are reportedly feeling at much greater risk.”

MICHEL MARRIOTT: Tapping into someone else’s wireless Internet connection is no longer just for computer geeks. Ordinarily upstanding people are tapping in too. [New York Times]