The performer, who is suffering from an upper respiratory illness, will reschedule his European shows in March
A video mash-up of the singer's hit "OMG" and a Simpsons ditty causes a humorous stir online
Odd noises? Creepy voices? Scary visions? Here's a hint at what might be behind them.
Leave it to "The Simpsons" to kick off Holy Week with a zinger.
Fortune: Nukes in my backyardupdated: Thu Mar 11 2010 10:31:00
Long left for dead, the U.S. nuclear power industry appears poised for a comeback.
I can't remember the last picnic I went on. I mean one of those classic old-fashioned picnics where you take a blanket and a hamper, a cooler, maybe, or a thermos, and drive out to the countryside and sit down peacefully in a lovely field of wild flowers, alone with nature, and ... have a picnic.
Vacation's over
updated: Mon Sep 21 2009 16:14:00
CNN.com's Jarrett Bellini is back from South Africa and talks about his trip.
A trip abroad is never really complete until I've taken at least one long (possibly lethal) nature hike. Maybe it's my love for fresh air, or maybe it's my constant need for a change of scenery. But, usually, it's simply because somebody tells me it's part of the merit badge requirement.
Fortune: The case for nukesupdated: Thu May 29 2008 13:47:00
When Goldman Sachs analysts suggested last week that oil could hit $200 a barrel, I expected someone somewhere to express horror at the possibility. But the reaction was a tiny, resignation-filled sigh. Relentless fuel-price increases have so exhausted consumers that we don't have the energy to be outraged anymore. So we feel helpless as we watch oil sprint past the $130 mark on its way to price-prohibitive territory and wonder whether it's too late to bring back the horse and buggy. Our sense of helplessness is an illusion: There are things we can do. We got ourselves into this mess, mostly through multiple administrations of politically comfortable but shortsighted decision-making. And inasmuch as we're willing to stand a little political discomfort, we can get ourselves out.
The amnesiac assassin Jason Bourne is back, and this time he clobbered Homer Simpson on his way to scoring the biggest film opening ever for the month of August.
CNNMoney: Hooray for Hollywoodupdated: Mon Jul 30 2007 22:23:00
Hollywood can sum up this summer on the silver screen with a phrase immortalized by the newest box office stud, Homer Simpson. "Woo-hoo!"
One boss calls employees "donkeys." Another tried to block the sun in order to create a market for his company.
As television heavyweight "Seinfeld" returns to prime time this week, viewers are reminded of the impact sitcoms have on pop-culture psyche -- and their contributions to our vocabulary.
In Sergio Leone's magnificent Western, The Good, The Bad and the Ugly, Clint Eastwood and Eli Wallach are hunting for stolen gold. The treasure, they discover, is buried under a headstone in a huge...
Many Americans want to look more like Jessica Simpson than Homer Simpson. And that's been bad news for doughnut maker Krispy Kreme. Investors have taken a more than 45 percent bite out of the stock this year.
Money Magazine: People Watchingupdated: Sat May 01 2004 00:01:00
LISA FERNANDEZ Long Beach, Calif. The two-time Olympic gold medalist in softball will try for a hat trick in Athens. The 33-year-old pitcher has also set up an international amateur softball tourna...
Forget cholesterol and calories. The main problem with doughnuts is that there are never enough hot ones around. Oh, sure, if you happen across a Krispy Kreme during those fleeting moments when the...
Money Magazine: Sin Stocksupdated: Fri Nov 01 2002 00:01:00
The new Vice Fund invests in companies deriving revenue from "products often considered socially irresponsible," including alcohol and tobacco. But if you really want to be bad, these stocks each o...
Homer Simpson isn't much of an investor--he once bought stock in a company hours before it declared "superduper bankruptcy"--but he still makes money. Between syndication, licensing, and merchandis...
WHOA! YOU KNEW SOMEthing was happening in 1995 because practically every time you turned on TV, you saw the folks at the New York Stock Exchange milling around like ants and heard the ding-ding-din...
Rush Limbaugh, radio/TV personality and author: "My strategy is preservation of principal. Cash is king! I am bracing for a major deflationary cycle throughout 1994. I have inquired of a number of ...
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