Reuters - TV One, a cable channel
that targets black viewers, said Monday that it has acquired
rerun rights to a slew of movies and TV series, including such
films as “The Color Purple” and “Malcolm X,” and UPN sitcoms
“All of Us” and “Eve.”
Oklahoma is expected to name Virginia Commonwealth coach Jeff Capel as the its next men’s basketball coach, multiple sources told ESPN.com on Monday night.
Former USC quarterback Matt Leinart has fired Leigh Steinberg as his agent, sources with the NFL Players Association told ESPN’s Chris Mortensen.
Texas sophomore forward LaMarcus Aldridge said Monday night he intends to enter the NBA draft, where he’s expected to be among the top picks.
Ontario based Otavo is in the final couple of weeks of private beta testing and will be launching in May. I have been testing the service for a few days.
It is a new social bookmarking site with an interesting twist. Users can group tagged bookmarks under “quests” which are public search/research tools. Pete Cashmore saw […]
The family of Army coach Maggie Dixon has accepted an offer to have Dixon buried at West Point.
That Kane thing backstage where we could hear him talking in his head has WCW written all over it, it was that bad. Who’s idea was that? It is good to see RVD getting his push until he gets the title at ECW One Night Stand. I hope Triple H wins so we can see RVD vs. Triple H at an ECW PPV. Vince in church was one of the best segments I have seen in a long time. It had everything - a great promo and some funny parts…
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An anonymous reader writes “The folks at NASA, obviously looking for new ways to explore the universe, are planning to crash a two-ton probe into the moon. The goal? To find water.” From the article: “NASA plans a series of robotic precursor missions including the Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite, or LCROSS, which will plow into the crater, and the mapper, called the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter. When LCROSS strikes the crater, it is expected to create a hole 16 feet deep and send up a 2.2 million-pound (998,000-kg) plume of debris for sensors and cameras stationed on a second spacecraft to monitor. Dozens of ground-based telescopes, as well as possibly space observatories, such as the Hubble telescope, will be trained on the plume as well.”
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