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Three members of Works Progress Administration perform on Radio Heartland.  |  |


This week marks the 65th anniversary of the start of Battle of the Bulge. It was the huge offensive mounted by the German High Command in the waning days of World War II. Some 19,000 U.S. troops died in the  |  |
Photo via Movie buffs have been waiting years for James Cameron's Avatar (), which opens today after a 12-year production schedule, but environmentalists may have their own reasons for checking out this high-tech drama: the story, about a Marine sent  |  |
Image credit: GoodEric Wicks , "in the next century, our job as designers will be to evaluate accepted solutions through a different lens."...  |  |


Photo via DivulgaçãoWe've touted the great, green benifits of using before, but 's baby seat is unique in that its advantage over traditional chairs goes beyond just being eco-friendly. Stuff made for growing children is notoriously wasteful due to the  |  |
Image: 20th Century FoxDances With Wolves in Space?I haven't seen James Cameron's Avatar yet, but after reading many of the reviews that came out yesterday, it's pretty obvious that the movie has an important green theme. Warning: This post will  |  |
While other magazines are folding, Boho has found its eco-fashion niche. Image courtesy of bohomag.com. Guest blogger Cara Smusiak is a journalist and regular contributor to 's Naturally Green section. It hasn't been a great couple of years for magazines.  |  |
Rapper Lil Wayne and 11 people traveling with him were briefly detained Friday night after U.S. Border Patrol officers found ...  |  |
The final glimpse of Charles Gibson found him at his "ABC World News" anchor desk, surrounded by dozens of applauding co-workers. ...  |  |
Screenwriter Dan O'Bannon, whose credits include Alien and Total Recall, has died. He was 63.  |  |
Reality TV stars Jon and Kate Gosselin officially divorced Friday after 10 years of marriage, eight children and a year of tabloid ...  |  |
Women smashing rocks in search of silver, Potosí, Bolivia, 1991 (Stuart Franklin/Magnum Photos) For whatever reason—global warming seems to be one—Bolivia's Chacaltaya glacier, whose runoff provided water for the contiguous cities of La Paz and El Alto for centuries, .  |  |
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