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Filmmaker Keith Scholey has a PhD in zoology and three decades of experience filming and photographing wildlife. Yet when it came to predicting the behavior of the lions and cheetahs of Kenya's Maasai Mara Nature Reserve, all that proved of little use.

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Knighthood for Patrick Stewart? Queen says make it soupdated: Wed Dec 30 2009 19:46:00

He has played kings, princes, captains and professors on stage and screen, but now actor Patrick Stewart will have a new title all his own: "Sir."

Time.com: Inside the Mind of a Tony Voterupdated: Sat Jun 14 2008 19:55:00

Who should win? Who will win? Don't ask Richard Zoglin. But here's his ballot, with his annotated choices

Can Nintendo's 'Brain Training' really boost your little gray cells?updated: Tue Nov 27 2007 10:39:00

It's the latest executive craze sweeping boardrooms across the globe, and a tiny score is becoming as sought-after as a low handicap on the golf course.

Review: A decent restart for 'TMNT'updated: Fri Mar 23 2007 12:08:00

When Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird idly sketched perpendicular reptiles wearing ninja masks and bearing nunchaku in 1984, it was primarily for their own amusement. They gave them a name that was also a logo, and having nothing more profitable to do at the time, they inked out their first comic book, a spoofy homage to Frank Miller and Marvel Comics.

Review: 'Oblivion' will blow you awayupdated: Fri Mar 31 2006 13:34:00

A word of warning to those who pick up the latest "Elder Scrolls" fantasy role-playing game: Don't bother making plans until, say, June. "The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion" is so huge, it could take up to 500 hours just to see and do everything in the game, says its creator, Bethesda Softworks.

Exhilarating battles with demonsupdated: Fri Jan 14 2005 12:12:00

Set in the popular Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) universe, Atari's "Forgotten Realms: Demon Stone" for Windows (requires DVD drive), PlayStation and Xbox, follows a band of adventurers who inadvertently release two imprisoned demons.

Fortune: Is the Internet Stronger than Steel? A BATTLE IS BEING WAGED FOR THE SOUL OF THE OLD ECONOMY. HERE'S A REPORT FROM THE FRONTupdated: Mon May 15 2000 00:01:00

Former steel marketer Dave Pilkey sits in his living room and looks out the window, over Lake Erie. It's a clear day, and in the distance, five miles to the east, he can make out Cleveland's indust...

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