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BON JOVI To Tour The World In 2013

Bon Jovi will hit the road in 2013 worldwide with “BON JOVI Because We Can – The Tour.”

Abortion: Desirable or Undesirable - Indian Perspective

Abortion is a very powerful word, e.g. it can make a President or destroy another. Abortion means destroying the offspring by a deliberate premature delivery. It is a powerful action as well, though power for miscarriage. There should be no doubt that it is murder of a living being. Then why do it, sometimes even sensible people want to commit such a murder? Can it be a murder to save another life? Even then should it be accepted and forgiven?

Medal of Honor Warfighter Released

Medal of Honor Warfighter is out in the US and it's coming to Europe on October 26. You'll have a choice of 12 Tier 1 units from 10 different nations including the Polish GROM, German KSK, Canadian JTF-2 and U.S. Navy SEAL.

Mojo Masks App Released In Time For Halloween

There's a new app, Mojo Masks, that lets users add digital masks and facial effects to their face, take a photo or video and share it.

Is Robert Pattinson To Play POW Hero Who Snuck Out Of Nazi Camp 200 Times To Meet Sweetheart?

Hollywood is planning on telling the story of the British World War 2 POW, Horace Greasley, who broke in and out of prison camp to romance his German sweetheart. Robert Pattinson and Alex Pettyfer's names are being bandied about for the lead role.

Cloud Atlas Soundtrack Due October 23rd

The soundtrack to Cloud Atlas will be available for download on October 23, with a physical CD release to follow on November 6. It was composed by Tom Tykwer, (Co-Director of the film) Johnny Klimek, and Reinhold Heil. All 3 also composed the ultra-cool soundtrack for Tykwer's, Run Lola Run.

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes Gets New Writer

The sequel to Rise of the Planet of the Apes is to be re-written and reworked by Mark Bomback, screenwriter of Live Free or Die Hard and the recent Total Recall remake. It's name - Dawn of the Planet of the Apes.

"The Offering" Paints Bloody Picture of Gang Violence, Revenge and Vampires in Contemporary Washington, D.C.

Horror fans and history buffs alike will find much to love in Mark Bradley 's new vampire novel "The Offering." A blood-soaked tale of righteous vengeance, the novel spans the centuries between ancient Maya civilization in El Salvador and contemporary Washington, D.C. The historically accurate elements of the novel, along with the modern environments, are what set "The Offering" apart from other vampire fiction.

New Report: Bottled Water Can Cause Obesity

In a shocking new report published today, drinking too much bottled water can cause obesity. It is a direct contradiction of previously held views that the body needs a certain amount of bottled - not tap - water per day.

'Need For Speed' Film Casts Aaron Paul In Lead

Aaron Paul has been cast to play the lead in DreamWorks Studios action film “Need for Speed.” Scott Waugh (“Act of Valor”) is attached to direct, and the project has a target production start date for early next year and a theatrical release on February 7, 2014.

Dustin Hoffman To Get Award For First Directorial effort, "Quartet"

The 16th Annual Hollywood Film Awards will be giving Dustin Hoffman the "Hollywood Breakthrough Director Award," at this year's awards gala.

The Richard Burton Diaries

Welsh screen icon Richard Burton would have turned 87 on November 10th. It's hard to imagine that vital, carousing, temperamental soul in mellow old age. Harder still to imagine the world-acclaimed actor as a family man worrying about his daughter's wounded heart, as a thoughtful and voracious reader of all manner of subjects, and as an insecure man with 'self-esteem issues,' who, nonetheless, could paint vividly mocking pictures of several hallowed contemporary thespians whose work he found wanting. But "The Richard Burton Dairies," soon-to-be published by the Yale University Press, reveal that and much more about the man behind the legend.

Survive the Zombie Apocalypse with INFECTED

INFECTED, the first in the series of Click Your Poison books, pits its readers directly against hordes of the walking dead. As the main character, survival is fully in your hands; just click the links and the story flows for you based on your choices.

'E.T: The Green Planet' Game Sees The Little Green Alien Returning Home

Hopefully quashing older folks memory of the notorious ET computer game from Atari, back in 1982, (Seen as one of the worst video games released and was one of the biggest commercial failures in video gaming history) there's now a new game featuring everybody's favourite green alien, ‘E.T.: The Green Planet.' It's all about ET returning home.

NASA's New Robotic Exoskeleton, The X1

A new robotic space technology spinoff derived from NASA's Robonaut 2 project someday may help astronauts stay healthier in space and aid paraplegics in walking here on Earth. Robonaut 2, the first humanoid robot in space, currently is working with astronauts aboard the International Space Station.

Peter May's "The Blackhouse" Comes to the USA

Peter May's international best-seller, The Blackhouse, finally reaches the USA. Published this month by Sterling Publishing's Silver Oak imprint, its success is something that Scottish author Peter May once believed would never be possible.

The Forgotten by David Baldacci

In David Baldacci's The Forgotten, John Puller, a military criminal investigator, discovers the truth about his aunt's demise and about the city of Paradise.

The Walking Dead Game, Episode Four - Around Every Corner Now Available

The fourth episode of The Walking Dead five-part game series is now available for download. Written by Gary Whitta, the screenwriter behind The Book of Eli and the upcoming film, After Earth starring Will Smith, the new episode continues the story of Lee Everett in the bleak and horrific aftermath of a zombie apocalypse.

T.R. Heinan's Debut Novel Explores Lalaurie Legend

In "L'immortalite: Madame Lalaurie and the Voodoo Queen" author T. R. Heinan shows the lengths people will go to in the quest for immortality. The historical fiction/horror novel combines horror, history and humor to tell the story of New Orleans' "most haunted" house.

Writer/Director Paul Thomas Anderson to talk about The Master on Sirius XM

Sirius XM Radio has talked writer/director/producer Paul Thomas Anderson into the studio for an in-depth Q&A session with an audience of listeners and fans to discuss his new film The Master.

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