A group of high school buds are trying to beat the Guinness world record for visiting all the stops on the New York Subway Line. They're aiming for just over 24 hours, and if things go as planned, they'll do it by 4 this afternoon.

Jesus goes holiday shopping on the Mag Mile. Don't think about it, just be amused.

Awwww. I wish it had.

Craigslist would rather serve people than make money, and a roomful of Wall Street types can't seem to comprehend that. This reminds me of the bank scene in Mary Poppins.

Fugitive Caught In Philly After Checking MySpace. Remember kids, if you ever escape from jail, don't check Myspace! I haven't spend too much time on this, but I think it's this guy.

Hair care or digital audio? 10 out of 14 for me, and I have a degree in Audio Production.

A blog that covers all misuses (and uses?) of the word "literally" on the Internet. It makes me feel guilty just reading it-- I know I've messed up and done this before.

Man, you have to give it to Blockbuster video for going all out to save their business. Faced with digital distribution and the Internet, they've been courting me strong via their online rental service-- now, every time I finish a movie at home, I take it back to the store instead of dropping it in the mail, and I get a free rental out of it. And now, faced with Netflix competition, they're doing the same thing for Netflixers. These people aren't even Blockbuster customers, and BB is giving them free rentals. Sure, it's a little desperate, but it's clear they're pulling out all the stops to make sure they stay on top.