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
All Tomorrow's Parties 2003 Confirms L.A. Shows (Pitchfork)
So we already gave you the 411 on those upcoming Coachella and Bonnaroo festivals (and at least mentioned the Summer Sanitarium tour)-- that leaves only All Tomorrow's Parties to tell y'all about and now we're all up in that shit, too!
Rejected developer returns to refurbish Elks Temple (Tacoma News Tribune)
Yahoo! News Search Results for cheap hotel vancouverTacoma snubbed Homer Williams once, and he will never forget it.
American Website Makes It Easy To View Illegal Immigration Statistics (PR Web)
Similar to the National Debt Clock at Times Square, NYC, eight real-time counters display live totals using the latest government and private organizational data. ImmigrationCounters.com is a source of useful information, which until now, had been difficult to find. The site is not afraid to take on the controversial aspects of illegal immigration and provides reliable statistics, books and links
Strokes Announce New Single, More U.S. Dates (Pitchfork)
Call your local radio station! Stand in Times Square with a fluorescent magic-markered sign! Spam the chat rooms! 'Cause it's time for a new Strokes single.