“I got my makeup off and I came out into the house, and my father walked around the corner and he was beaming with pride.” – James Carpenter

One of my favorite parts of the concert is the rare live performance of Ultraviolet (Light my way).

But first, I would almost take Loni’s eye out.

Artists Scott Kildall and Victoria Scott are working on a virtual-world-comes-to-life sculpture.

We’ve had the new Amazon Kindle 3 since Friday, and continue to put it through its …

Is playwright Alice Childress’ play as relevant today as it was when it debuted in the mid-50s?

As much as I like anything that makes wine more fun, and approachable, I’m not so sure we’re going to see the 100-point system replaced anytime soon.

My fingers are compelled to touch the screen. Call it the Apple effect.

If you want to surf the web in color, run Apps, play games, catch up on social networks, then the iPad is it. But for people who love to read, the Amazon Kindle 3–especially at only $139–is a superb choice.

City/space/share operates similar to the zipcar strategy, where spatial and infrastructural resources are shared among multiple users.

Ah, upgrade envy; the affliction of us who spend waking moments lusting after the latest gadgets, and reading too much Engadget, CrunchGear and Stuff.tv.

While not perfect (Wave, Buzz, Nexus One), Google is executing extremely well with Android. Cash, market muscle and engineering talent ensure plenty of runway.

Rumor has it that we can thank a fine bubbly for ending the Cold War. Imagine Reagan and Gorbachev toasting to that.

The latest game, though, involves… making money. Who doesn’t want to make money, right?

I kind of like the fact that it scares away mere mortals… those who can be found skulking in the corners, drinking Sauvignon Blanc and talking about flowers.

Nothing says j’aime mon gastronomique quite like an uber high-res, 17 mega-pixel close-up of fugu.