Morrissey Hates Canada, Loves Seals (Pitchfork)
Canada has free health care, legal marijuana, and state-sanctioned gay marriage, but America's free-wheeling neighbor to the north won't be getting Morrissey.
Supporters' behaviour in Manchester to be scrutinised by colleague of man behind Rangers' UEFA fine (The Scotsman: Sport)
THE conduct of Celtic supporters at tonight's Champions League tie at Old Trafford will be assessed for UEFA by Austrian official Heinz Fahnler, a close colleague of Dr Gerhard Kapl who placed Rangers in the dock for sectarian songs and chants last...
See The World, Save The Planet (Belfast Telegraph)
Yahoo! News Search Results for cheap hotel in barcelonaHow do you get from A to B without wreaking havoc on the environment? Choose your mode of transport with care, says Andrew Spooner. You'll be surprised at just how far you can travel
The power of philanthropy (CNN Money)
When the black SUV crested the hill and stopped near a cluster of low buildings in the desolate Rwandan village of Rwinkwavu, a crowd of people cheered and the cameras started to roll. Showtime. Paul Kagame, the tall, cave-chested President of Rwanda, alighted from the driver's seat, and Bill Clinton, thinner than he used to be and ruddy in a brightly checked shirt, emerged from the passenger's
Postal Service Accuse Apple of Plagiarism (Pitchfork)
Like Motley Crüe before them, the Postal Service just can’t seem to escape controversy. Way back in 2003 it was a cease-and-desist order from the United States Postal Service, which resulted in a bizarre cross-marketing compromise . Now it’s Apple Computers and a couple of shifty directors who have allegedly maligned the soft-spoken electro-pop duo by aping their "Such Great Heights" music video